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What's the matter—I got A's didn't I?tee peace. It is also the only guar- absolutely inimical to learning,antee of military readiness in case Latest government figures showof war.that 11 percent of high school sen-It is from this standpoint that iors now smoke marijuana daily.not only parents, but all patriots, The cocaine consumption figuresmust be deeply alarmed about the are comparable. We must havestate of our schools. A report to cold turkey in the schools—atthe National Science Foundation once.by Prof. Isaac Wirszup of the Uni- • "Sex education" is the latestversity of Chicago documents the cruel hoax for brainwashing ourshocking fact that the Soviet children, devised by the sameUnion has now far surpassed the crowd that experiments withUnited States in the mathematics drugs on innocent victims, and forand physical science training of its the same purpose—destroyingyouth.Americans' moral commitment toprogress by destroying theBill of rights for parents nation's posterity, our youth. Par-• Drugs, emphatically including ents have the right and responsitheso-called soft drug mari- bility to find out if such socialjuana—whosedestructive ef- engineering programs are beingfects work so subtly that one doc- used in their schools. They havetor we know calls it "more danger- the right to resist the effort toous than heroin"—must be kept introduce "value-free" teaching ofout of the schools. Parents have sex and the peddling of prostitutheright to demand that drug ped- tion and homosexuality as "alterdlingand consumption, which is a nate lifestyles."crime, be kept off school grounds • The nation needs a massiveby principals and law enforcement gearup in the teaching of math andofficials.science subjects from the stand-Even if an individual child es- point that technological progresscapes drug usage, the climate ere- is both essential to the survival ofated by the marijuana culture is mankind and coherent with thephysical laws of the universe. The"new math" and programs such asthe National Science Foundation's"Man, A Course of Study" are tobe rejected on the grounds thatthey deny creative reason as theunique characteristic of the humanmind, and attempt to conveythat man is simply another animal—likethe New Jersey "sex education"hoax.War on Drugs is committed tobuilding a national movement tomake our schools safe for childrenagain. Over the next months wewill publish information on wherethe candidates for Congress, thePresidency, and other public officesstand on the drug issue. Wewill also make available informationon citizens' referenda againstthe drug plague. We urge everypatriot to join the National Anti-Drug Coalition and help us winthis war.—Nora HamermanEditor in ChiefJuly 1980 / War on Drugs 3