Undercover at Britain's 'conspiracy school' | The Story
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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2024
- A group of former teachers and a cryptocurrency trader are teaching at a suspected illegal school, Universallkidz in Manchester, in which children are being educated to become the next generation of conspiracy theorists. The Times’ Tom Ball went undercover as a teacher to find out more.
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I can only imagine how this comment section is gonna look this time tomorrow
The energy is off.
What about teaching that a prophet can marry a 6 year old girl? Investigate Izloom
The only thing this school got right is to not trust the government, but everything else they're teaching these kids is a load of nonsense! Waisting their time in the best years they have to learn and excel.
fine job they did on your spelling eh ?
@@queenstreetsystems I'm not being paid for my comments, so why should I care to make sure every word is spelt correctly and the grammar is all proper? I only give time and attention when I'm incentivised to do so, which would be for a real endeavour, not for randomers on the internet.
@@queenstreetsystems Enjoy defending this shambles of a 'school' with your perfectly spelt words and proper grammar.
I can think of other schools that teach make-belief as fact, too. Politically incorrect to go there though.
I was brought up on it, nobody believed it though
@@concrete-discoyou're one of the lucky ones. Congratulations for finding your humanity!
“Never trust a hippy”. Malcom McClaren.
I agree with a lot of what this school does, a lot of kids would be happy learning foraging and survival skills. Its increasingly sad along with the outdoorsy stuff they're learning total nonsense.
This is amazing. This school is exactly what our children need !
"This school is exactly what our children need !" If you think hearing that "Crystals can transmit energy." would help your children, what sort of nightmare are they living in now?
But crystals do transmute energy, if you’re not following a spiritual path then you won’t get it!
@@Jsarson1976 HaHa you are a loonie!
@@Jsarson1976 Aaaarrrrrggghhhhhhh
@@Jsarson1976 haven't you heard the conventional established mainstream is the only path to success? /sarcasm. I totally agree with you BTW.
An alternative to the mainstream get scathing review by the mainstream...a space that honours young peoples education enough to set up an alternative to indoctrination mainstream schools. These guys just need more support to allow more input to make this flourish, they put the children at the heart of what they do, edited to show them in a bad light!
If you put the following into your google search, the article will come up. This is not a conspiracy theory!
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I think it’s wonderful and needed! A learning environment that encourages critical thinking and to trust your instincts is invaluable.
Waving your hands over crystals is critical thinking?
I think you mean brainwashing
@@tarqinquentinsson-obviousl957 Crystal actually do have healing properties, and so do magnets, but it’s been hidden from us because big pharma doesn’t make money from it.
"encourages critical thinking" Like telling the child that said "I can feel the crystal on my forehead" not to be clever?
"trust your instincts" from what the reporter said, the children's instincts seemed to be "What is this bo!!ocks?"
Eating insects is ecologically sound, an excellent source of protein, either in animal feed or for human consumption, though I confess I haven't tried it yet. *:)*
I do wonder if the conspiracy school will have a reverse psychology effect instead, a kind of prebunking inoculation against believing in chemtrails, the opposite of what the parents and teachers there intend?
They are selling packets of them here for school lunches.
I can only hope you are right.
Yawwwwwwwn. Enjoy your Chitin.
Not only do they breed. They also pass their twaddle onto their progeny.
That would be harmless if it didnt have such dangerous practical consequences.
Meanwhile Dr. David Mackereth is fired from the NHS for not saying a man IS a woman 😂😂
Izloom?
I’m amazed that there are people who are still so dumb and unaware.
OK, so it's a religious school.
This was a fantastic piece of journalism but The Times could do with spending some additional money on vocal training for its journalists.
You went undercover ? Maybe you should apply to be a student.
Ball sounds dopier than the people at the 'school'. Very annoying to listen to.