The Case for Integrating Decentralization into the Maine Educational System

It's going to require magical warriors

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It is no secret to anyone who has followed my thinking, that I view Maine since the 1970s as on the long incremental track toward authoritarianism and the new feudalism that inevitably evolves alongside a continually expanding wealth divide.

Many years ago I observed that “the entire Maine media coverage of Maine's economic development policies meets the definition of propaganda- consistently for decades presenting, in unison, a singular point of view from the perspective of those who benefit, told in unison by a chorus of supposedly independent news media and in unison also omitting significant facts.” and the chorus did not represent my perspective.

So in 2005, I said ”I’ll make another voice”, not expecting that I would receive much attention writing an obscure blog by nobody you ever heard about.

I did not take into account that the entirety of cyberspace is one big soup of algorithms tracking everything that is going on so if one starts reading legislation and…