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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit puzzle: Naked men never lose anything.
John Quigg
Month: February 2021
Penn Delco Lacks Evidence On Need For Committee
Penn Delco Lacks Evidence On Need For Committee
An open letter to Penn Delco School Board
Board members, parents & students, teachers & administrators,
residents & taxpayers:
I’m writing to express concern for a proposal to create a steering
committee for diversity, equity and inclusion.
The board states they recognize several points while providing no
supporting evidence to show how the current academic environment has
not lived up to the standards of PDSD, “To enable all students to
achieve, succeed and excel.” This appears to be an exercise in
implementing a solution before addressing issues with existing policy.
What is the “clear priority” and what are the “compelling principals?”
My concern extends to incidents currently taking place. An example is
a poster in an elementary classroom in the district, “what is said
here (classroom), stays in here.” While that may be a fitting slogan
for a travel ad to Las Vegas this is completely unacceptable for a
public institution charged with educating young minds.
In addition there is evidence of at least one district employee during
working hours soliciting on social media, attempting to collect
“evidence” in the forms of “anecdotes shared with anonymity.” In
America we have the right to face our accuser. Using taxpayer funded
time to further a cause, political or otherwise, with the intention of
changing district policy using “anonymous evidence” is a violation of
and disregard for the Bill of Rights.
President Eisenhower helped integrate schools so our Nation could live
up to our founding values. It’s time to stop pointing out the myriad
differences that make us unique and promote the two things we all have
in common: We are all human beings and Americans. Do we heed the words
of Martin Luther King jr who had a shared dream that our nation’s
children would not be evaluated according to their color or creed but
simply on the content of their character. Perhaps what we need is a
steering committee on American History and Civics.
Proponents of this change make false claims of “systemic” failure to
justify upending existing policy. As a lifelong resident of Delaware
County, a graduate of Sun Valley High School and a resident of the
district for nearly four decades I do not see the need for such
drastic changes. This would only create another level of bureaucracy
between our students and the teachers and administrators who are
tasked with educating our children.
I reject the notion the voters didn’t elect the most qualified
candidates to the school board; that teachers and administrators are
not currently equipped to solve problems for students on a case by
case basis; that the school board is incapable or unwilling of
addressing issues that have been escalated to them. I most certainly
reject the vocal minority that attempts to say Penn Delco is not
living up to their own mission statement and policies to the students.
I ask this resolution be unanimously voted down. The school’s function
in a civil society is not to tell the students what to think but to
prepare them to be critical thinkers. Thank you for taking the time to
read this email.
Sincerely,
Joseph B Dychala
Penn Delco Lacks Evidence On Need For Committee
Petition Seeks To Save Penn Delco
Petition Seeks To Save Penn Delco — Please consider signing the petition for Penn Delco and share. The vote will be Wednesday, Feb. 24. It will be a zoom meeting
The petition can be found at https://OurFight.online/f5267cfe-57b7-4032-a877-de60a4305536
As a school board director I feel a responsibility to make stakeholders aware of a resolution the board plans to vote on Wednesday.
The vote is on a Resolution that supports a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Steering Committee.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion are a political narrative we have heard for the last eight months across our nation. Students should not be used as a political pawns in the narrative and pandering to a political agenda.
The goals of political activist/organizations pushing this agenda is to incorporate this into our policies, curriculum and in the hiring of staff. This is a slippery slope to introduce the agenda. This will include, beyond what is already being inappropriately identified and discussed in the classroom, Cultural Proficiency, Critical Race Theory, Social Justice, White Privilege, Systematic Racism among much more which does not belong in our schools.
Don’t be fooled if anyone says “This is just a committee”. No matter how you spin it this is a slippery slope to introduce the agenda. We have policies and procedures and in place that well define our mission.
Activist pushing this agenda have a petition that they are circulating to get this resolution passed.
These are your children and your tax dollars and the board needs to here from you if you share my concerns.
Your feedback is important. I am asking you to please comment below and let us know you are a Penn Delco resident.
Please SHARE this petition as the board will be voting on the resolution this Wednesday, Feb. 24.
Time is of the essence.
Your email to the board would also be helpful.
Doing what is right is more important than what is politically expedient
Thank you in advance,
Lisa Esler
Petition Seeks To Save Penn Delco
There are no kolaches William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 2-23-21
There are no kolaches William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 2-23-21
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit puzzle: Without work, there are no kolaches.
Czech Proverb
There are no kolaches William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 2-23-21
Day on Jupiter William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 2-22-21
A day on Jupiter is just nine hours. This is especially remarkable since its diameter is 11 times that of the Earth.
Day on Jupiter William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 2-22-21
Love covers over an offense William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 2-22-21
Love covers over an offense William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 2-22-21
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit puzzle: Whoever would foster love covers over an offense, but whoever repeats the matter separates close friends.
Proverbs 17:9
Love covers over an offense William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 2-22-21
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Awoke from sheer boredom William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 2-21-21
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit puzzle: I fell asleep reading a dull book and dreamed I kept on reading, so I awoke from sheer boredom.
Heinrich Heine
Awoke from sheer boredom William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 2-21-21
Penn Delco Falling For Marxist Con Job?
Penn Delco Falling For Marxist Con Job? — The Penn Delco School Board will vote on a resolution, Feb. 24, to created a “Diversity, Equity and Inclusion” steering committee which is obviously a gateway to propagandize your children to hate themselves, their country and you.
“The greatest threat to American society today . . .is coming from the diversity, equity, inclusion industry,” warns retired Princeton University and Vanderbilt University Professor and author Carol Swain. “It is steeped in critical race theory which is Marxist. It divides people. When you think about what is taking place on college campuses and also now in K-12, children are being bullied, they’re being shamed. Teachers are being encouraged to teach nonsense, and they may justify it by saying it is fighting racism, it’s helping racial and ethnic minorities; it’s really harming everyone’s child.”
Why would a school district need to a committee to study “diversity, equity and inclusion” anyway? If it was doing its job of creating literate, numerate citizens who knew what their rights and obligations were under the law the words would be moot.
On the other hand, if it wasn’t doing its job maybe they would have to insincerely mouth politically fashionable phrases to signal virtue and cover up its failure. The salaries and pensions can be a nice racket after all.
You make the call. Here’s the resolution.
This video of school director Lisa Esler is being circulated in attempt to shame her for her opposition to this twisted resolution.
Bad news for them. She is not shamed. And we are proud of her.
Don’t buy the claim that this is “just a committee”. If the resolution passes the goals will be realized.
Penn Delco Falling For Marxist Con Job?
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Liu Xiaobo Internet quote William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 2-20-21
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit puzzle: The Internet is truly God’s gift to the Chinese people.
Liu Xiaobo Internet quote
Liu Xiaobo Internet quote William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 2-20-21
American Workers Brace for Elitists’ Amnesty
American Workers Brace for Elitists’ Amnesty
By Joe Guzzardi
Congress has announced the details of President Biden’s major amnesty that will reward illegal aliens, the total population of which may be as low as 11 million or as high as 30 million. No one knows.
Among the benefits included in the U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021 are what Biden called “a reasonable path to citizenship” for illegal immigrants or in Biden’s preferred parlance, “noncitizens,” a greatly expanded refugee resettlement program, looser asylum regulations, an increase in illegal immigration and an end to President Trump’s public charge rule that prohibits public benefit-dependent immigrants from receiving Green Cards.
For Biden, passing amnesty will be a battle. At-risk 2022 Democrats, which GOP leadership estimates to be a total of 47 in the House and at least three in the Senate, may, to preserve their seats, cast “nay” votes. Who controls Congress in two years hence will also depend on the 2022 political climate that surrounds Biden.
For more than 35 years, major amnesties have failed because when recessing legislators take their constituents’ temperatures, they quickly learn how unpopular it is among their voters to reward illegal behavior. Voters consider amnesty a betrayal.
One of amnesty’s inexplicable ironies is the unanimous support from the Congressional Black Congress (CBC) for bills that give employment permission to foreign nationals who will compete head-to-head with low-income African-American workers in a shrinking labor pool, an inarguable fact. Amnesty also adversely effects other low-income, low-skilled residents – an estimated 17 million Americans are currently unemployed – but none are as gravely damaged as blacks.
In 2020, the African-American unemployment rate was 11.4 percent, 1.4 times as great as the 8.1 percent national average. During most of the last half century, black Americans have suffered through unemployment rates that were, had the entire population endured them, recessionary. Throughout those same 50 years, African-American unemployment has consistently been about twice that of white America.
While congressional elites are enamored of amnesty, grounded black analysts have a greater understanding of its perils. Peter Kirsanow, a member of the United States Commission on Civil Rights serving his fourth consecutive six-year term, explained immigration and amnesty’s dire consequences on African-Americans, especially the low-skilled. With amnesty pending, in a co-authored 2013 letter to then-President Obama, Kirsanow wrote that granting legal status to illegal aliens will disproportionately and further harm lower-skilled African-Americans by making it more difficult for them to obtain employment and depressing their wages when they finally do become employed. Kirsanow concluded that, then as now, “the economy has a glut of low-skilled workers.”
Today, with Biden’s amnesty looming, true black leaders are reiterating Kirsanow’s irrefutable arguments. In a recent interview, U.S. Representative Burgess Owens (R-Utah) scorned what he labeled “black elitists” like CBC members who have “lived the American dream,” but “… hurt those that are trying to get their first ladder up to the middle class.” Owens added that all of Biden’s policies which include opening the borders to workers who will vie against black Americans defeats the quest of the nation’s underclasses “to live the American dream and get to the middle class.” Summing up, Owens said that regardless of their skin color, elitists are America’s biggest threats.
In 2019, Yvette D. Clarke (D-NY), an elitist CBC member and a U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021 co-sponsor who during her eight-term career has voted for more immigration and against enforcement at least 120 times, proclaimed that immigration is a “black issue.” Clarke warned her opponents to “never forget” it. But Clarke and her like-minded Capitol Hill allies are wrong.
Immigration is an elitist cause that benefits cheap labor-addicted employers, the billionaire class, housing developers, consumer goods producers, immigration lawyers and open borders/immigration expansionist groups. But, at the same time, immigration harms down-on-their-luck Americans who need a break in the form of a tighter labor market, a helping hand they won’t get from the Biden administration.
Joe Guzzardi is a Progressives for Immigration Reform analyst who has written about immigration for more than 30 years. Contact him at jguzzardi@pfirdc.org.