Here are videos of CUEE’s idea of a “public dialog”
as
Alex Jones correctly put it in quotes.
The March 2011 CUEE Kick-Off meeting “dialog”
conveniently omitted Rev. Floyd Rose’s question,
which I believe was about what will unification do to improve education.
The “public dialog” at that meeting consisted of written questions
being selected by CUEE.
Even so, the answers sufficed to demolish all of CUEE’s main selling
points, including
CUEE’s own hired expert said
“If you believe in the end that running one system is cheaper than
running two school systems. If in the end you are going to cast a vote
for a single system because you think it would save money, I wouldn’t
cast my vote. I do not think it will save money.”
The Kick-Off meeting was used to roll out the education committee,
to paper over the little problem that CUEE has no plan to improve education.
If anything was said of it reporting before the referendum,
I must have missed it.
Here’s
a playlist.
Perhaps someone can point out where they said that.
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