Rick Santorum's School Scandal

Despite moving his family to Virginia, Santorum didn't enroll his children in a local public school. Nor did the Santorums simply home-school the kids. Instead, in 2001, they enrolled five of their kids in the Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School, based out of tiny Beaver County, Pennsylvania. The school was founded by Nick Trombetta, a former wrestling coach who set up an online charter school in a depopulated part of the state and turned it into a financial powerhouse that rakes in millions annually in public education funds.(In 2007, Trombetta, a major Republican donor in the state, was the subject of a state grand jury investigation into his use of millions in public funds to build a performing arts center near the school's headquarters, among other things. No charges have been brought.)

Considered a public school, the online charter's students are required to take state-mandated assessments and meet other formal requirements not demanded of traditional home-schoolers. But it offers home-schoolers lots of advantages, notably free computers and internet connections. When Santorum enrolled his kids there, the local school district in Penn Hills was forced to pick up the tab for the cyber school, which cost the district $38,000 a year for the Santorum children.

After four years, the press got wind of this in 2004, and Democrats raised a fuss about the fact that their senator didn't actually live in Pennsylvania, much less the Penn Hills school district that was footing the bills for his children's education in Virginia. The local school board, which included a member who was the local Democratic Party committee chair, attempted to force Santorum to repay the district $100,000 in tuition.

When the scandal broke, Trombetta, the founder of the charter school, offered to let Santorum's kids stay enrolled for free if Santorum would pay the technology costs. In the end, with Democrats challenging his residency in the state, Santorum withdrew his kids from the school. He never repaid a dime. The state ended up settling with the school district and repaying $55,000 in tuition fees.(The Santorum campaign did not respond to a request for comment.)

Key words No charges have been filed. This is bullshit. Let me know when it becomes something worth looking at.

Consider the source: Mother Jones, need I say more?

So how does Rick fit into the world government's big picture? He won an award from the Council for National Policy, which is the neoconservative side of the Council on Foreign Relations - both dedicated to the one world government. In fact, I found Rick's face in the CFR website:

Santoram was even in the Faith and Freedom Coalition's site, promoting the Presidential Kick-off Prayer Breakfast. If you recall, the Faith and Family Coalition was founded by Ralph Reed - who has his own mile-long globalist rap sheet.

The CNP is funded by Heritage Foundation and by (Holly) Coors, and other conservative organizations. Santorum's name is mentioned several times in the Heritage Foundation website.
This isn't really a skeleton, since he is quite vocal about his stand on Iran.“Listening to Rick Santorum, one imagines he would lead America to more war, very quickly. Santorum speaks loudly, carries a big stick and speaks with a trigger-happy enthusiasm common to neoconservatives. The winds of war blow from Santorum’s lips with an almost casual air of breathless excitement that virtually guarantees more war if Santorum is elected president,” writes Brent Budowsky for The Hill."
Santorum went onto say:

“Option number one is to work with the Israelis and plan to implement a military strategy to stop them [Iran],” Santorum said during a speech in New Hampshire.“I would work closely with our ally and make sure that the mission was accomplished and the world knows that we are this close to Israel.”
In an interview, he said this about Iran:

Santorum gets his orders from the Illuminati playbook.
The Bible actually has a better plan to change a society - the Great Commission. The command to take the Gospel to every person throughout the world and to make disciples - and not by force, lying, or trickery. We are to seek change from the inside out. The verses on the logo, Matt. 5:13-16, are about the Christian being the salt and light of the world, which does not necessarily have anything to do with political involvement. Christians are not citizens of this world, rather their citizenship is in heaven.

Conclusion
Naziism/Fascism, the New Age movement, the Religious Right neoconservatives (who aren't really conservatives), and Dominionism are woven together and interconnected. Although they all seem as though they are separate, they are being orchestrated to create a great Global Oneness. Each by itself has its own teaching of unity and oneness, and together they will become as one - the ultimate goal of the Knights of Malta.

The motivating influence and future objectives of the Christian Right will become clear to everyone in time. It will then be easier to see that the Christian Right is not Christian, rather a tool being used as a launching the Fourth Reich. Rick Santorum is just another Vatican puppet.

Scandal?

The real Scandal is ALL but 1 presidential candidate supports the NDAA which is martial law that destroys the bill of rights and Posse Comitatus.

Ron Paul is the ONLY presidential candidate who voted NO on the NDAA!

ALL other presidential candidates voted YES or supports the NDAA.

Patty Pimento wrote:

Consider the source: Mother Jones, need I say more?

No, it was widely reported in PA media at the time. You know, before Ex Senator Frothy Lube lost his Senatorial re election campaign by 18 POINTs in a barely blue state....

You anti rational moron.

Probably was just too small potatoes, business as usual, to prosecute, though.

Cat74 wrote:

Key words No charges have been filed. This is bullshit. Let me know when it becomes something worth looking at.

Yes, this ethical lapse on Little Ricky's part is clearly still born and brought home to show and tell to the family....

"As it were," I meant to append.

It won't work children. We have watched you try to discredit every Republican candidate so far. We are not amused any more. We will take everyone's shortcomings into consideration, and choose the best one to dislodge our Dictator in Chief in November. In 305 days we will liberate America from her shackles of liberalism. We need to pray every day for the protection only God can provide, and thank Him every night.

Cat74 wrote:

It won't work children. We have watched you try to discredit every Republican candidate so far. We are not amused any more. We will take everyone's shortcomings into consideration, and choose the best one to....

No cretin, it's Republican primary voters who ultimately discarded Cain, Bachmann, Perry, Newt and, next, Santorum. And obviously they were never crazy about Romney or Huntsman to start with.

You're an anti rational loon.

rider wrote:

So how does Rick fit into the world government's big picture? He won an award from the Council for National Policy, which is the neoconservative side of the Council on Foreign Relations - both dedicated to the one world government. In fact, I found Rick's face in the CFR website:
Santoram was even in the Faith and Freedom Coalition's site, promoting the Presidential Kick-off Prayer Breakfast. If you recall, the Faith and Family Coalition was founded by Ralph Reed - who has his own mile-long globalist rap sheet.
The CNP is funded by Heritage Foundation and by (Holly) Coors, and other conservative organizations. Santorum's name is mentioned several times in the Heritage Foundation website.
This isn't really a skeleton, since he is quite vocal about his stand on Iran.“Listening to Rick Santorum, one imagines he would lead America to more war, very quickly. Santorum speaks loudly, carries a big stick and speaks with a trigger-happy enthusiasm common to neoconservatives. The winds of war blow from Santorum’s lips with an almost casual air of breathless excitement that virtually guarantees more war if Santorum is elected president,” writes Brent Budowsky for The Hill."
Santorum went onto say:
“Option number one is to work with the Israelis and plan to implement a military strategy to stop them [Iran],” Santorum said during a speech in New Hampshire.“I would work closely with our ally and make sure that the mission was accomplished and the world knows that we are this close to Israel.”
In an interview, he said this about Iran:
Santorum gets his orders from the Illuminati playbook.
The Bible actually has a better plan to change a society - the Great Commission. The command to take the Gospel to every person throughout the world and to make disciples - and not by force, lying, or trickery. We are to seek change from the inside out. The verses on the logo, Matt. 5:13-16, are about the Christian being the salt and light of the world, which does not necessarily have anything to do with political involvement. Christians are not citizens of this world, rather their citizenship is in heaven.
Conclusion
Naziism/Fascism, the New Age movement, the Religious Right neoconservatives (who aren't really conservatives), and Dominionism are woven together and interconnected. Although they all seem as though they are separate, they are being orchestrated to create a great Global Oneness. Each by itself has its own teaching of unity and oneness, and together they will become as one - the ultimate goal of the Knights of Malta.
The motivating influence and future objectives of the Christian Right will become clear to everyone in time. It will then be easier to see that the Christian Right is not Christian, rather a tool being used as a launching the Fourth Reich. Rick Santorum is just another Vatican puppet.

Your true colors are showing, antichristian, anticatholic, topped of with a dose of conspiracy theory. This type of bigotry will not help a real discussion of the real issues in this campaign to pick a candidate.

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Your true colors are showing, antichristian, anticatholic, topped of with a dose of conspiracy theory. This type of bigotry will not help a real discussion of the real issues in this campaign to pick a candidate.

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