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Coke has recently decided to withdraw its sugary drinks from education centers and replace them with overpriced kosher fruit drinks. Nintendo is stepping in to fill the corporate void. 

From Popular science shills

A shortage of English teachers has compelled South Korea to take the next logical step and plan a $45 million rollout of robotic teaching assistants. That official go-ahead follows several months of robot trials, io9 says based on Korean news reports. But the idea of replacing old fashioned human English teachers has already stirred much debate.

The robotic teachers would deploy in 500 preschools by 2011, and 8,000 preschools and kindergartens by 2013. In the short run, that could help address the lack of English teachers in rural areas or remote islands. Learning English represents a necessary educational step for competitive South Korean students, and especially those aiming to study abroad at major universities in the U.S.

But South Korean robotics experts have already begun predicting that the bots could replace more than 30,000 native English teachers in Korea's language institutes within the not-so distant future, according to the Korea Times. Most of those teachers hail from the U.S., Canada, UK and Australia.

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Following in the footsteps of George W. Bush (who after the september 11th attacks reminded us not to "believe crazy conspiracy theories" about the events of that day), Obama has done his part by offering a warning to students in that they should self-censor in their online activities or suffer the ambiguous social consequences.

Obama recently gave a speech to a group of students in Arlington Virginia in which he had this to say:

The president said:
"First of all, I want everybody here to be careful about what you post on Facebook, because in the YouTube age whatever you do, it will be pulled up again later somewhere in your life,"

Obama insists that the youngsters be reserved in what they post on facebook, as it may come back to "haunt" them in the future, implying that potential employers may sleuth their profile, find something taboo, and thus deny them a shot at being their bitch.

This is apart of a covert movement aimed at suppressing and minimize the exhange of ideas on the internet. Many mainstream media reports have published similiar pieces which warn about the risks of online disclosure and transparency, constantly encouraging us to be concientious in our posts for the sake of our future.

Obamas message will be recieved by most people as constructive advice, and in practical terms it is a welcome suggestion. Yet for people who read between the lines the message is clear. If you say, do or think anything unconventional; if you decide to genuinely exercise your freedom to express yourself, society will retaliate against you. You will be punished. So police yourself. Restrain yourself.

In delegating the surveillance duties of big brother to the populous at large, more resources can be freed up for false flag terrorism, hollywood propaganda and controlled opposition. Yum!!!

SO DONT BE FOOLED!
Obamas concern isn't the half naked drunken photos of you and your friends on facebook (as thats the cue of normalcy and complacency to most western employers) his focus rather is on the preservation of the status quo; the same one that damns him to be nothing more than a house slave commissioned to give bad news that appears good.

Read here for an example of how the stuff you do on the internet can come back and haunt you in the future. The message is clear, STFU and get back to school!!!

http://www.personalliberty.com/news/obama-advisor-resigns-after-alleging-conspiracy-19351986/

*NOTE!!! I do not necessarily endorse the views of the aforementioned site, so much as the article in particular.