The bright light of Truth

Submitted by Colleen Curry (United States), Nov 13, 2002 at 18:12

After being sheltered and smothered here at college with the biased, liberal and incorrect propoganda being shot at me every moment of my waking life, it is indeed refreshing to hear a voice of Truth and see that there is a bright light at the end of the tunnel, no matter how far away it seems.

By attending a woman's college I knew that I would be subjected to a greater bombardment of liberal lies than I ever had been before, but I am still amazed at the naivete of the people here, and their persistance in vocalizing their inaccurate views.

Last week, Winona LaDuke was a guest speaker here. I was infuriated enough just by that, because I know that they well never invite a conservative counterpart to speak, but when they require all freshmen to come to her talk, I draw the line! It seems there is no longer such thing as education anymore, it is just brainwashing all youth during their most formative years. I take execption to the growing fact that I am paying left wing fanatics to impress on me their radical views, instead of just teaching me what I am attending school to learn. They even decline to dignify my emails and comments by acknowleging that I may have a point.

I think it is time that conservatives get out to our nation's schools and speak and get their voices heard as well. Noticing the danger to the youth in schools all over the nation is only the first step. Now is the time to get out there, and stop the one sided barrage of nonsense that is out here! The poisoning of the youths' minds against our Nation will only stop when they realise that there is more out there, and that what they have been learning is FALSE. We are a great Nation, but it is up to all those who know that to teach those who have been poisoned against it.

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