OECD Global Test Of Students Skip Africa: U.S. Should Skip Affirmative Action For African-Americans

The Organization For Economic Cooperation which has its roots dating back to 1948 released its findings on global testing of fifteen-year-olds. U.S. students fell further in the rankings. In math our students ranked 21st of 27 countries. Similar ranking was posted in science and reading. The 27 countries represent 80% of the worlds population. Nearer the bottom was Mexico. Interestingly Africa was not listed because it wasn't tested. Draw your own conclusions. But here in America we turned our previously world class schools that existed prior to the Civil rights Acts of the 1960's into integrated political labs for inclusion of African-Americans. Consequently the U.S. of A. has moved towards African mentality capability. And lately we have fallen further to accommodate illegal immigrants from Mexico. Its a fact that we have the bottom of the worlds students and one country that wasn't even tested somewhat packing our schools and controlling the teaching agenda. It's no wonder we are devolving.

University Of California: Kind Of A Racket

Today, alledged abuses of overtime pay in the University of California's School System was carried in the San Francisco Chronicle. The article failed to point out the root cause of UC employee's cost problem. I.E. the UC system employs app. 250,000. Students attending the UC system only number app. 220,000. The students and employees must be bumping in to each other on the campus if they can ever find a parking place first.

Coincidently tonight , Turner Classic Movies is showing the classic film "On The Waterfront". The film is based on corrupt longshoreman union bosses that shakedown ship owners to hire more longshoremen than necessary to off load the docking ships.

The UC Board of Regents and their operatives are kind o' like those union bosses. The Regents shakedown the California tax payers and students to fund their quasi-racket of overpriced educational services.