John’s on vacation this week so it’s a good time for a round table.
We’ve haven’t done one of those in a while.

Almost 20 years have elapsed since the United Nations Conference on
Environment and Development (UNCED) in Rio de Janeiro in 1992.

The treaties from that conference were rejected for ratification by
the U.S. senate, notably because Agenda 21 is extremely hostile to
the private ownership of property, flying in the face of our
constitution. Nevertheless, despite a lack of ratification, Agenda
21 was implemented at the national, state, and local levels these
last two decades. Why so? It’s another end-run around the system
that’s transforming government in this country.

Henry Lamb (www.freedom21.org), Carl Teichrib
(www.forcingchange.org), Pat Wood (www.augustreview.com) and Mitch
Wright join us for a spirited conversation.

Since John’s playing hooky, no boralogue today.

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How is it that American education could have declined so
precipitously in the last 50 years, affecting everything from
politics to morals to economics, but at the same time educators
think everything’s just fine?

Moreover, Christian teachers in the public school system switch
between the secular worldview of their profession and the biblical
one of their faith but never see the problem with being double-
minded. What’s wrong with this picture?

A pronounced switch in the philosophy of education with its
theories of dialectical truth has caused the major disconnect
between education and reality.

Today’s sole guest, Mitch Wright, traces the history of education
from the mid-20th Century forward to uncover the original intent of
the educrats who created it. We discover that most of the changes
were a planned intent to transform American society into a
collectivist socialist utopia.

John’s out on vacation this week, so no boralogue. Phew!

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We’re featuring a potpourri show today.

A fast-moving agenda to eliminate the electoral college from the
voting process in the United States is close to success. Tara Ross
(www.taraross.com) is author of the book, “Enlightened Democracy:
The Case for the Electoral College.”

Many mainline churches are adopting an increasingly hostile
attitude towards Israel, bordering on anti-semitism. The
Presbyterian Church just had such a battle in its convention.
Dexter van Zile from the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East
Reporting (www.camera.org) comes on board for a report.

Freedom of speech is under duress once again. The city of
Dearborn, Michigan, is under increasing criticism for arresting
four Christians, who were peacefully handing out literature at an
Arab festival in that city. Robert Muise is the attorney handling
their case for the Thomas More Law Center (www.thomasmore.org).

Finally, we’ll cover an often-overlooked area of persecution, where
Jews who believe in Jesus as Messiah are harassed by ultra-
Orthodox Jews in Israel. Eddie and Lura Beckford
(www.kingsmenarad.com) have had their chess club firebombed and they
premier on the program to describe these events in Israel.

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It seems as if the U.N. is throwing global warming over the side of
the ship as a crisis motivator for global wealth transfer. So
what’s the next crisis du jour? It’s new biodiversity crisis and,
surprise surprise, global climate change is still part of that.
Marc Marano from Climate Depot (www.climatedepot.com) joins us.

Then we challenge the idea that Christian teachers in public
schools are “missionaries” in their profession. In reality they
are unwitting practitioners of multiple conflicting worldviews.
Ray Moore from the Exodus Mandate (www.exodusmandate.org) joins us.

John’s extended boralogue updates listeners on development of the
early stages of the emerging economic train wreck into which the
United States is plowing. Mid show we’ll address listeners’ e-
mails and other news tidbits as well.

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Happy Fourth of July everyone!

There were times in the history of the United States when by all
accounts we really shouldn’t have “made it” as a country. So what
was the deciding factor? It just might have been faith in God.
Chris Stewart is co-author of “Seven Miracles that Saved America.”

MSNBC host Chris Matthews is upset about all the “extremists” that
are connected with the tea party movement. Wonder what that means?
Well let’s hear from one of them. John McManus is president of the
John Birch Society (www.jbs.org) and he continues a two-decades
tradition by dropping in from time to time for a chat.

John’s boralogue examines the history of the concept of freedom and
the role that religion played in it and how progressive socialists
have been trying to change that foundation for a century.

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