Paul Lund

Paul Lund
My why.

As a man of faith, I believe every experience I’ve had good, bad or indifferent has ultimately proven valuable to me at some point in my life. After more than 20 years of network marketing, it finally dawned on me that being a good talker does not equate with being an effective salesman. I was around long enough to understand the mechanics of selling, did many trainings on the subject, yet when it came time to actually sell something, it was more miss than hit, so I started wondering where I could take my skills to earn a consistent paycheck and, as they say, those who cannot do, TEACH! As “luck” would have it, an opportunity to obtain a teaching certificate became very convenient. A school out of Lakewood called Georgian Court University opened up a satellite office in Woodbridge, where I live, and I applied. Nine months, a $23,000 loan and 32 education credits later and I’m a teacher!

Over my 14 years as a Math, Science, Special Ed teacher, I’ve seen the good, the bad and the ugly in the education system. I’ve seen federal programs like No Child Left Behind moving kids through the system un- or undereducated to keep high school graduation rates high enough not to be considered failing by the feds. I’ve seen Bill Gates’ trillion-dollar common core standards which looked good on paper to a computer geek, yet failed to move the needle. And I have witnessed the indoctrination, fearmongering, social-emotional manipulations from climate change hysteria to gender change dysphoria foisted on students and parents and an anti-racism initiative which seeks and often succeeds in dividing and judging students by skin color. After decades of coddling and “esteem” building, I have seen bad behavior spike and the soft bias of low expectations produce an epidemic of learned helplessness and poor work habits. I saw the arbitrariness and politically driven Covid response and lockdowns including masking the little ones and pushing the vaccines on a population of kids whose mortality rates were infinitesimal. It was and is a travesty. Enough is enough!

—-------------------------------------------Who are the heroes of today?
They are expert physicians and scientists speaking out against medical tyranny.
They are lawyers fighting illegal and unconstitutional mandates in the courts.
They are wealthy entrepreneurs forming alternative media platforms to expose the truth.
And they are political candidates taking on the Deep State and all forms of government corruption.
At the same time, today’s war against the dictator-wannabes is being fought on many fronts much closer to home, by many everyday people:
Patients, who have to protect personal health information – and bodily autonomy – from health system surveillance and coercion.
Citizens, who have to protect their privacy — and their private property — against encroaching Digital ID and CBDC.
Parents, who have to push back against disruptive campaigns in schools, including critical race theory and transgender grooming.
Town residents, who have to preserve municipal resources — schools, hospitals, even whole neighborhoods — from invading illegal immigrants.
Everyday people have to become everyday heroes. We have no choice. The forces of tyranny have advanced — not just to our doorstep — but into our minds, bodies, bank accounts, and medical records. We must either rise to the occasion, or we must accept our lot as transactional units in the Technocratic State.
These are the stories of these Freedom Fighters. We can take inspiration and motivation from each and every one of them, to persevere in the fight for our own freedom.
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