Myles Brand destroyed the IU program

[CriticArisen]

Very nice quotes and thank you for this but consider one difference-

Starting with Dewey and I would say finalized by Ayers, Soros, et al. The Public school system in the US became a mechanism they used to further their ends. They began gaining control over the curriculums and inserting their ideology wherever possible. It was a well thought out strategy and executed over the long term.

One thing of diabolical genius they incorporated were “experts”. Even though the schools did everything possible to weaken critical thinking skills it was sill possible that people would begin thinking critically for themselves after graduation and so they propagandized students to rely on “experts” for their social and political decisions. They taught the students no matter how smart they were that the best decisions came from experts. Most “experts” would be from left leaning academic backgrounds so they could maintain control through these experts in the media.

The plan used many of Stalin’s ideas and methods in the Soviet Union and so here we are.

I have noticed also that Millenials will often ignore what is in plain site in front of them in favor of what they hear from an expert.

I don’t see this as just a random difference between generations but rather the outcome of a well thought out plan executed over the long term.

And I know the response-it’s a conspiracy theory but a lot of what I say is measurable and supports my thesis. There are declining scores on standardized tests. In the armed forces you have not only declining fitness but declining scores on tests to determine fitness for specialist jobs of various types.

 

[debtslave]

The firing of Bob Knight was a scripted event by the Freemasons that run IU and the NCAA.

Bob Knight is a Freemason. Myles Brand was a Freemason.

All sports are rigged.

In 1986, the "Hoosiers" movie was released to theaters. The following year IU wins the championship.

In 1993, Bill Clinton, an avid Arkansas Razorbacks fan, becomes president, and the following year Arkansas wins the championship.

9/11 happens in 2001. The following year the Patriots win the Super Bowl.

It is all fake! A scripted reality show!

 

[CriticArisen]

The firing of Bob Knight was a scripted event by the Freemasons that run IU and the NCAA.

Bob Knight is a Freemason. Myles Brand was a Freemason.

All sports are rigged.

In 1986, the "Hoosiers" movie was released to theaters. The following year IU wins the championship.

In 1993, Bill Clinton, an avid Arkansas Razorbacks fan, becomes president, and the following year Arkansas wins the championship.

9/11 happens in 2001. The following year the Patriots win the Super Bowl.

It is all fake! A scripted reality show!

Thanks for making my point debtslave.

 

[CriticArisen]

Is there empirical evidence to support that this is true, and that these tactics were the reason it was true, and those players wouldn't have had less problems regardless of how their coaches treated them? (That's a two part question.)
Or, are you just depending on your feelings?

I found a study that grouped parents into three groups
1) Authoritarian (parents who used spanking frequently and exclusively to control their children)
2) Permissive (never used spanking and relied on time outs as main discipline so pretty typical PC parents)
3) Authoritative parents that used time outs and limited and occasional spankings

The conclusion was that 3) was most effective in producing good students and happy productive adults.

 

[CriticArisen]

If anyone has any comments on below then much appreciated.

I have two twin girls who are almost 7. I started them in ju jitsu when they were 5. I just couldn’t get them to be somewhat aggressive and defend themselves. I would really like for them to be able to defend themselves.

Maybe someone here coached a girls team. They aren’t in ju jitsu now but dance class and piano/singing that they really like. The only thing I know to do is wait until they are 9 or so and try again.

If anyone has any insight comments very much appreciated.

 

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I found a study that grouped parents into three groups
1) Authoritarian (parents who used spanking frequently and exclusively to control their children)
2) Permissive (never used spanking and relied on time outs as main discipline so pretty typical PC parents)
3) Authoritative parents that used time outs and limited and occasional spankings

The conclusion was that 3) was most effective in producing good students and happy productive adults.

I agree.

I have two grown, married, well-adjusted daughters. I spanked the older one once (more of a light tap that still caused major tears because she had disappointed daddy), and the younger one maybe 3 times because she was a little more rebellious. My main strategy is that I wanted them just a little bit concerned that I may just be able to totally lose my temper, which I never did. I asked them recently, and they both said, yes, they were never quite sure how I would react to stuff. Neither ever got in trouble in school, except one got an ASD for being tardy to class a couple of times. Both graduated from college and have jobs in their degree areas, and neither are dependent on my wife and me. All six of us (son-in-laws included) are now friends, and love hanging out when possible, and all their friends think they have the cool parents now.

One thing that made our lives so much easier is that neither of my daughters were ever boy-crazy in middle school or high school, so we escaped all that drama of break-ups, catfights, etc. They were just friends with people across the spectrum.

 

[Bulk VanderHuge]

If anyone has any comments on below then much appreciated.

I have two twin girls who are almost 7. I started them in ju jitsu when they were 5. I just couldn’t get them to be somewhat aggressive and defend themselves. I would really like for them to be able to defend themselves.

Maybe someone here coached a girls team. They aren’t in ju jitsu now but dance class and piano/singing that they really like. The only thing I know to do is wait until they are 9 or so and try again.

If anyone has any insight comments very much appreciated.

Twin girls...good luck with all that.

Serious question...what are they having to defend themselves from...or are you speaking more from a piece of mind stance for yourself, which I understand? My girls never got into a fight, luckily. I guess if they had, they would have been at a serious disadvantage. I know you are probably not concerned about fighting, but more about basic self-defense. I guess I dropped the ball there, but l lucked out that never was an issue. Anything you can get them involved in is good, because it gives them a sense of identity. When they go to high school, unless they are involved, they run the risk of becoming a faceless number (especially in larger schools...ours went to a 2400+ size), but they did okay because they were involved in student activities.

 

[CriticArisen]

I agree.

I have two grown, married, well-adjusted daughters. I spanked the older one once (more of a light tap that still caused major tears because she had disappointed daddy), and the younger one maybe 3 times because she was a little more rebellious. My main strategy is that I wanted them just a little bit concerned that I may just be able to totally lose my temper, which I never did. I asked them recently, and they both said, yes, they were never quite sure how I would react to stuff. Neither ever got in trouble in school, except one got an ASD for being tardy to class a couple of times. Both graduated from college and have jobs in their degree areas, and neither are dependent on my wife and me. All six of us (son-in-laws included) are now friends, and love hanging out when possible, and all their friends think they have the cool parents now.

One thing that made our lives so much easier is that neither of my daughters were ever boy-crazy in middle school or high school, so we escaped all that drama of break-ups, catfights, etc. They were just friends with people across the spectrum.

Congrats on your family. It is good to hear. One of my twins is oppositional and the other not. I hit the rebellious one on the butt one time and all she said was-it didn’t hurt.

I use taking away iPads and realized I was under punishment my entire childhood since no iPads. iPads and timeouts together are fairly effective but the oppositional one needs a harder swat some time in the future.

 

[CriticArisen]

Twin girls...good luck with all that.

Serious question...what are they having to defend themselves from...or are you speaking more from a piece of mind stance for yourself, which I understand? My girls never got into a fight, luckily. I guess if they had, they would have been at a serious disadvantage. I know you are probably not concerned about fighting, but more about basic self-defense. I guess I dropped the ball there, but l lucked out that never was an issue. Anything you can get them involved in is good, because it gives them a sense of identity. When they go to high school, unless they are involved, they run the risk of becoming a faceless number (especially in larger schools...ours went to a 2400+ size), but they did okay because they were involved in student activities.

Just self defense if something comes up for my peace of mind. You know how it is. Every time I read in the news about some horrible thing happening to a girl I start thinking it’s time to get them back to the dojo.

 

[CriticArisen]

Twin girls...good luck with all that.

Serious question...what are they having to defend themselves from...or are you speaking more from a piece of mind stance for yourself, which I understand? My girls never got into a fight, luckily. I guess if they had, they would have been at a serious disadvantage. I know you are probably not concerned about fighting, but more about basic self-defense. I guess I dropped the ball there, but l lucked out that never was an issue. Anything you can get them involved in is good, because it gives them a sense of identity. When they go to high school, unless they are involved, they run the risk of becoming a faceless number (especially in larger schools...ours went to a 2400+ size), but they did okay because they were involved in student activities.

Thanks for the advice about identity going in to high school. That seems like very good advice.

 

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The firing of Bob Knight was a scripted event by the Freemasons that run IU and the NCAA.

Bob Knight is a Freemason. Myles Brand was a Freemason.

All sports are rigged.

In 1986, the "Hoosiers" movie was released to theaters. The following year IU wins the championship.

In 1993, Bill Clinton, an avid Arkansas Razorbacks fan, becomes president, and the following year Arkansas wins the championship.

9/11 happens in 2001. The following year the Patriots win the Super Bowl.

It is all fake! A scripted reality show!

I hope you’re not serious with this. You list 3 events in 35 years to prove all sports are rigged? Please be a joke.

 

[debtslave]

I hope you’re not serious with this. You list 3 events in 35 years to prove all sports are rigged? Please be a joke.

How about the eerie broken leg coincidence connecting Redskins QBs Alex Smith and Joe Theismann?

Joe Theismann broke his right tibia and fibula on Nov. 18, 1985 in a game in Washington that ended 23-21. The only three-time Defensive Player of the Year Lawrence Taylor was involved in the injury, which occurred around the 40-yard line. Theismann’s Pro Bowl left tackle, Joe Jacoby, wasn’t on the field due to injury.

Alex Smith broke his right tibia and fibula on Nov. 18, 2018 in a game in Washington that ended 23-21. The only other three-time Defensive Player of the Year J.J. Watt was involved in the injury, which occurred around the 40-yard line. Smith’s Pro Bowl left tackle, Trent Williams, wasn't on the field due to injury.

These injuries happened exactly 33 years (to the day) apart. 33 is a very important number to Freemasons. Look it up.

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Or how about the story of women gymnasts being molested by Larry Nassar?

332 women accused Larry Nassar of sexually molesting them.

On February 2, 2018, Larry had a sentencing hearing where Randall Margraves, a father of one of the victims, tried to attack Larry Nassar.

That date was the 33rd day of the year with 332 days remaining in the year.

Randall Margraves was wearing a shirt with an International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers logo on it. The IBEW are Freemasons. They were founded on 11-28-1891. That date was the 332nd day of the year with 33 days remaining in the year.

I'm sure there are many more examples of rigging and staged events in sports, but I don't watch much sports these days.

 

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[Squonk too]

When the brain over-correlates, it’s a sure sign of a mental health problem.

 

[Bulk VanderHuge]

Thanks for the advice about identity going in to high school. That seems like very good advice.

Here's the important part though:

My older daughter did show choir - $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

My younger daughter did cross country/track - $



So, for both of them, instead of being 1/600 freshmen, they had a much smaller group to be a part of, and they did not feel lost or like they were just anonymous. Also, both activities provided great peer support. The younger one was not a great student, but the girls cc team had the highest athletic GPA in the school (even with her grades), but it helped her to focus more and take school more seriously. Not sure what would have happened without her being part of that team.

 

[CriticArisen]

Here's the important part though:

My older daughter did show choir - $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

My younger daughter did cross country/track - $



So, for both of them, instead of being 1/600 freshmen, they had a much smaller group to be a part of, and they did not feel lost or like they were just anonymous. Also, both activities provided great peer support. The younger one was not a great student, but the girls cc team had the highest athletic GPA in the school (even with her grades), but it helped her to focus more and take school more seriously. Not sure what would have happened without her being part of that team.

Thanks. Extremely good observations for me that I can use.