Meanwhile, in Tennessee, we have some good legislation, and this is also an interesting thing. This is from Alex Newman, by the way, who is highly focused on educational issues and does great work in that area. So, in Tennessee, we’ve recently had a school choice issue. That concerned a lot of us, and it gives a lot of money to schools, and it has been championed by our big government globalist, Governor Bill Lee, who happens to be a Republican who cares about that label. It’s null and void, really. And this is something that the UN, through UNESCO, has told, and as I said, look, you know, we’ve got problems with government schools, so make sure that you start funding the private schools so that you can control them, right? Again, it’s about the money.

Same as it is about the boys on the girls’ teams or the boys in the girls’ showers. It’s about money. That’s how you control it. That’s how you set the agenda. That’s how you control and set the curriculum, and all of it is by the money. And so, the UN is saying, start these choice programs now so that you’re going to put the hooks in there to control them. And that’s why I say, if Trump gets rid of the Department of Education, which I loathe, he’s going to keep control by doing it the way the UN and UNESCO wants it to be done, and that is with the financial strings.

And the Republicans still don’t get it. The MAGA people still don’t get it. Like many other states, Tennessee still has on its books outdated regulations and infringements on the rights of homeschooling parents. These include a requirement that parents who choose to educate their children at home have to notify education authorities, maintain records for bureaucrats to inspect, and to have a high school diploma. And we were supposedly supposed to do that in North Carolina, and we didn’t comply with it. I mean, we just stopped with it. We started with and gave a name to our school as they required, but I never sent them anything and just waited to see what they were going to do.

They never did anything. Now that’s what’s happening in Tennessee, but that leaves people in this kind of limbo where you could get an activist government come in and start to do something about it. So this has been introduced by Representative Todd Warner here in Tennessee, a Republican, the Family Right to Educational Emancipation Act, the free act. It would free homeschooling parents from those requirements by creating a new category in law for home education. And it’s also been introduced in the Senate by Janie Boling. If approved, the measure would end these restrictions with a goal of enshrining in law, quote, the fundamental right of parents to direct the education, upbringing, and care of their children, unquote.

Under the measure, the state also acknowledges that parents, not government, have the primary responsibility for determining the educational path of their children. This is it. This is the right way. This is at the state level. It’s not going to be done at the federal level. This is at the state level, and it establishes the fact that parents are in control of their children and their children’s education. This is the right way to do it. Key element of the bill is that it created an additional homeschooling category that is free from bureaucratic oversight and interference that currently exist, or at least the threat of it.

Parents who want state oversight could still have it if they wanted it. Who wants that? Though it would no longer be required to be able to educate one’s children at home legally. It is a great honor, said Warner, who introduced this bill in the house. It is a great honor to carry an education freedom bill that protects homeschoolers across this great state of Tennessee. This is a true school choice bill for families in Tennessee. I remember when we were homeschooling, Tennessee had more restrictive rules on homeschooling than North Carolina did. That’s why we didn’t move here then.

Anyways, this bill creates a new island of freedom of education in Tennessee by exempting children enrolled in this new section of law from compulsory attendance, explaining the Tennessee Home Education Association President. We enthusiastically support this bill and encourage families to begin to learn to embrace this freedom in education. The Homeschool Legal Defense Association. If you homeschool, you should be a member of that. Hundreds of thousands of homeschooling families nationwide, they said, please contact your state representative to make sure that this goes through in Tennessee. The measure comes amid a heated battle in the state among Republicans and conservatives about a separate proposal that went through the so-called school choice.

Under that scheme, just to prove my lawmakers with backing from Governor Bill Lee, government will give taxpayer funded vouchers to parents in exchange for certain controls. That’s right. Sell yourselves and your children into slavery for a bowl of food like Esau. This is however, this bill is the opposite of that. That bill was known as the Education Freedom Act. It was actually, isn’t it interesting, I always say the Patriot Act, how unpatriotic that was. This is the Education Freedom Act. It was designed to enslave people by bribing them with money and attaching financial strings to the money that they’ve got to educate their kids.

It was the opposite of Educational Freedom Act, but this free act is what needs to be adopted in your state if you don’t live in Tennessee. And that is a clear statement saying it’s no concern of the government how we educate our children. Get out of our life. Get out of our life. Again, this Educational Freedom Act, write down the template of what the UN’s UNESCO wants. It’s right down the line of the template of what Trump is doing at a national level with a restructuring of the Department of Education. Going to minimize government, but maximize governance.

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