Synopsis
Abraham Lincoln once said America would never be destroyed from the outside - if we "falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves." That's what happening today, due to the growing trend of radical teachers promoting their anti-American political beliefs in our K-12 classrooms. "Indoctrination" exposes this problem and suggests smart ways for parents and taxpayers to fight back.
"I would really like you to read this." --Glenn Beck, GBTV
"Every parent, every employer, every political leader will find in this book a clear, straight look at American schools and what needs to be done to finally break through to a solution." --Juan Williams, Fox News analyst
"...Olson's book shines. In chapter after chapter, he meticulously details lessons being foisted on students that are being taught for one purpose only - to advance the progressive agenda." --Larry Sand, California Teachers Empowerment Network
"A fascinating read." --Rita Cosby, WOR Radio
"For defenders of freedom, Kyle Olson's book is a vital necessity to read and absorb. It sets a challenge before us all: To change public education so that it is truly American in its values."--Dick Morris, Best-selling Author and Fox News analyst
About the Author
Kyle Olson became a warrior for education reform when he began noticing corruption in the system: unions putting the interests of adults first, teachers using their classrooms for leftist propaganda sessions and politicians being elected by special interests, only to turn around and do their bidding. He was shocked by what he learned when making his first documentary film series, "Kids Aren't Cars" When Kyle's oldest son recently came of schooling age, these issues became intensely personal for him. Kyle started Education Action Group, a Michigan-based non-profit organization, four years ago to do something about the problem. Kyle believes the nation's public education system should promote the traditional American ideals of freedom and personal liberty, instead of the progressive ideals of collectivism and centralized government. While the education establishment clamors for ever greater amounts of "investment" Kyle counters that our schools have a spending problem, not a funding problem. He also believes administrators and school employee unions must be held accountable for the miserable return taxpayers are receiving from all their so-called investments. Kyle has communicated the need for education reform by contributing regularly to BigGovernment.com, TownHall.com and makes frequent appearances on talk radio programs across the country. He has appeared numerous times on Fox News Channel, MSNBC, Fox Business Network, and National Public Radio. His and EAG's work has also been cited by the Drudge Report, Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity and Glenn Beck. While Kyle likes talking politics, he especially likes to talk about his family, as well as his favorite music. Bob Dylan, Neil Young and Johnny Cash are at the top of the list. He has attended 22 Bob Dylan shows. He graduated from Michigan State University in 2001. Connect with Kyle at KyleOlson.org, Facebook.com/kyleolson4 or kyolson4@gmail.com.
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