Friday, January 26, 2018
Pisa = Soros
BBC briefly mentions an OECD standardized test for various educational abilities. One section of the test is called the Pisa Test of Global Competence. BBC says that several countries, including UK and US, have decided not to give this section.
What is Global Competence?
A few samples from the test itself: [Direct link to PDF.]
First question pretty much gives the flavor:
In fact the first choice in the first question covers it. How well can you "explain how carbon dioxide emissions contribute to global climate change?" Since carbon dioxide is actually a RESULT of global climate change, this choice judges your ability to "explain" a criminal fraudulent falsehood that enriches Soros and empowers Deepstate. You are not allowed to "explain" a fact or question Sorosian orthodoxy.
There's a lot of self-evaluation, which is always dubious... and these self-evaluations are stacked toward Satan. Note the direction of all these choices:
and
Scariest part is an invitation to snitch on your teachers. There are six questions like this:
There's a separate test for teachers themselves:
And another questionnaire for parents:
Hmm. Do we notice any common theme here? Do we notice a set of attitudes and activities that are Newthink and another set that are Unthink? Nah. Couldn't be.
In fact the first choice in the first question covers it. How well can you "explain how carbon dioxide emissions contribute to global climate change?" Since carbon dioxide is actually a RESULT of global climate change, this choice judges your ability to "explain" a criminal fraudulent falsehood that enriches Soros and empowers Deepstate. You are not allowed to "explain" a fact or question Sorosian orthodoxy.
There's a lot of self-evaluation, which is always dubious... and these self-evaluations are stacked toward Satan. Note the direction of all these choices:
and
Scariest part is an invitation to snitch on your teachers. There are six questions like this:
There's a separate test for teachers themselves:
And another questionnaire for parents:
Hmm. Do we notice any common theme here? Do we notice a set of attitudes and activities that are Newthink and another set that are Unthink? Nah. Couldn't be.
Labels: infinite evil
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