COMMON SENSE FAIR | School World Order

The 4th Annual Common Sense Fair was sponsored by the Shepherds of Maine in pursuit of its “Train the Trainer” mission to make shepherds of everyone by assisting individuals with knowledge and teachable skills covering a wide range of topics all centered around true sustainability and sovereignty. Held in Litchfield, Maine, the 4th Annual Common Sense Fair entertained with a variety of foods and musical in performances along with demonstrations and presentations by blacksmiths, sheep herders, fishers, musicians, educators, and alternative health practitioners whose skills and expertise offer tools and techniques for self-actualizing personal and community sovereignty.

At the 4th Annual Common Sense Fair, John Klyczek gave a speech titled "Charlotte Thomson Iserbyt vs. The School World Order: Against Corporate-Fascist School Choice and Ed-Technocracy." In this presentation, Klyczek commemorates the life work of Iserbyt, bringing it up to date with his current research on how "school choice" financial technologies (fin-tech) are being merged with education technologies (ed-tech) in order to data-mine students for predictive social credit analytics in the planned economy of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR). Historicizing how Iserbyt blew the whistle on Project BEST (Basic Education Skills through Technology), which paved the way for the public-private ed-tech of the 4IR, Klyczek expounds how the Koch-backed State Policy Network (SPN) and the PayPal Mafia are steering the Trump administration to finish what Project BEST started by ushering in the fin-tech/ed-tech cybernetics necessary for social credit data-mining in the 4IR. In particular, Klyczek relays how SPN think tanks behind Project 2025 have been pushing for "school choice" funds to be distributed through digital wallet corporations, some of which have been bankrolled by the venture capital firms of PayPal Mafia dons behind the Trump administration. Klyczek also breaks down how Trump's PayPal Presidency is accelerating AI while greenlighting the use of stablecoin crypto dollars in order to program, track, and trace "school choice" tokens with social credit algorithms extrapolated from AI feedback loops between fin-tech inputs and ed-tech outcomes.

The 4th Annual Common Sense Fair also showcased presentations by Heidi Sampson, who has served as a member of both the Main State Board of Education and the Maine State House of Representatives; Allen Sarvinas, who is the director of the Maine chapter of Parents' Rights in Education (PRE); Ray Reitze, who is the founder of Earthways Guide Service and School of Wilderness Living; Jerry Leeman, who is the founder and CEO of the New England Fishermen’s Stewardship Association; Maine National Guardsman and United States Army Major Mike Gary, who is a Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) expert; Mark Fulford, who is the owner and operator of Lookfar Ag Services; Dr. Douglas Frank, whose scientific research has been published in the Journal of Physical Chemistry A and the Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A; Jeff Witzeman, who is the custodian of the Bitchen Farm Healing Center; and New York Times best-selling author, Dr. Christiane Northrup, whose work has been featured on The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Today Show, NBC Nightly News, The View, Rachael Ray, Good Morning America, 20/20, and The Dr. Oz Show. Music was performed by Certainty Beyond Logic.

M.A.