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Will the Educational Community of Maine Bond with the Corporate State Grid?
In its self-assigned jurisdiction over business matters, the Maine Legislature creates a conflict of interest with the state as a regulatory agency.
Official political parties do not play a role in the small rural communities in Maine, but Maine has its unofficial political parties. On the Boothbay Peninsula, we have the unofficial party of anonymous investors, led by Paul Coulombe. For short, we shall signify the party of Anonymous Investors by its initials (AI). The core members of the AI party are from the local community and all over the country, as identified in the response to an FOAA request that I made to the principal of the high school.
As you can see above that, without explanation, the words K through 12 consolidated school construction are struck out and are not replaced with anything. This gives credence to the theory that what we traditionally think of as public education isn’t what the project is about, and that it is not targeting K through 12 students.
What replaces our traditional concept of public education? It sounds like our public school system is being replaced by industrial training centers that can be used by either the state-run industries…
