Man in a Shed: Hoon wants EU indoctrination in schools

Tuesday, August 01, 2006

Hoon wants EU indoctrination in schools

Geoff Hoon apparently wants schools to teach about the benefits of EU membership in schools - along with the other citizenship agenda. The problem with this is the EU is a political body - many disagree with it and don't want their children being brainwashed on the subject.

My little girl (5) already comes home to denounce the hole in the ozone layer. And I know inoculating her against state socialism is going to be a real parental challenge. I don't want to add the EU to the list of things I have to keep her mind open on.

1 comment:

Sir-C4' said...: I wish someone within the Conservative shadow cabinet would publicly call for this country's independence from this Nazi-inspired Evil Empire in the making that is the EU. I wish that someone would also counter the lies that independence from EU control would cause unemployment.; 2:38 pm

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