“To expand programs of early childhood home visitation that increase school readiness, child abuse and neglect prevention, and early identification of developmental and health delays, including potential mental health concerns, and for other purposes.”

OOPS! It’s that “…and for other purposes,” that we are concerned with. Here’s another one you might find interesting.  This is part of the “readiness to learn” under Goal 1 of Goals 2000: every child to school on the first day and every day thereafter ready to learn.  And as been the agenda all along, this is pre-birth to 5 … it’s all voluntary, you understand, except when the “case worker” shows up unexpectedly at the door.  They are contacted by the doctors and hospitals when women are determined to be pregnant or give birth.  They’ve even been known to show up in the hospital.  Pop in for a “friendly” chat.  When Mona Locke (Gary “I love everything China” Locke’s wife) told a crowd of people she didn’t know how to raise her own children, she was told, ” that was unfortunate as raising children was instinctive to most mothers”.

Once again, The Federal Observer (with a lot of help from our friends) comes through with this 49 page document from the U.S. Senate.

S. 244: Education Begins at Home Act