American Education FM

Economics Professor at Marshall University and return guest, Dr. Robin McCutcheon, discusses the current world economy, the domestic economy, international affairs, preparation methods, education happenings, and what's to come with the potential of a new financial depression and how such an occurrence may help wake up the masses. 

Current examples regarding student and teacher deaths from the jabs, the hidden media narrative, the future public outcry, and one example of a Florida school that has lost the plot.

I describe our encounter and discussion with a sheriff's department deputy and a county prosecutor regarding the bio-weapons and the prosecutable nature of the masks and jabs.

A few stories of degeneracy in American education, one of which involves retribution against a parent for simply showing concern and asking questions.  I explore what the American Educational Research Association considers acceptable research today, and a history lesson from the past and its comparison to the narratives of today.

Three current stories of how propaganda during this time, and throughout history, are designed to control and erode the human mind, in particular the youthful mind.

As the COVID lie has come to a screeching halt, more statistics and revelations related to school-aged students are being revealed.  The latest Pfizer document has been released, and a factual history lesson regarding Russia's assistance to the Colonies during the Revolutionary War is read.

A story of my recent encounter with a leftist jab victim and their visible side-effects, Ohio and Texas issue warnings about the faulty/recalled COVID tests, and a K12 assistant principal returns to work while being charged with the sexual assault of his own daughter.  Because, at this point...why not? 

The Oxford, Michigan school-shooting preliminary hearing of the Crumbley parents is now over.  The case moves to trial.  I take a look at what occurred during the preliminary hearing and what truth was revealed.  Spoiler Alert: The school employees should really be on trial.