I just watched an interview with a father whose daughter was killed in the Parkland school shooting. He admitted that he was to blame for not knowing about the threat the shooter was creating for the school, which is not surprising knowing that teachers and administrators cannot share such details. What was most striking was his comment that he had since learned the shooter had problems as far back as preschool. My wife is a teacher and has shared with me stories of kids that would make you honestly believe in demonic possession. Just recently she has seen kids as young as six years old being physically carried down the hallway while repeatedly shouting FU at other kids whom they don't even know. For that reason, I found it easy to believe this man when he said the Parkland shooter had to be physically restrained on the school bus when he was in preschool.

It's critical that you specifically ask your kids if they saw or heard ANYTHING at school that appeared scary to them, no matter their age. That's the only way you will learn of it. Teachers can lose their jobs if they report such things to anyone.

He was touting a book. Very believable.

Dan.......I would red flag you.

That's the point. The ones who are in the best position to raise red flags after seeing these things are forced to remain quiet.

You don’t believe in demonic possession?

While I don’t know about demonic possession....I truly believe that there is evil among us.....

Agree it (evil) is on the news dang near everyday!

I've always considered it a possibility because of the accounts in the Bible, however I've never seen what I would consider true evidence of it today. I suspect my wife has no doubts after what she has seen with kids in various schools. She's a Texas certified school teacher but only works as a substitute at the schools she prefers. This most recent incident occurred at a school where kids with the worst behaviors are a part of the student body. It was earlier in her career when she worked as a full-time teacher that she had her first experiences with kids that she suspected were demonic. It was so unnerving to her that I'm sure that's why she decided to become a substitute teacher. If she encounters a class with a kid or kids that create a severe challenge, she doesn't have to go back.

I have cast out demons from people in churches, behind dumpsters and on planes and elsewhere, trust me there is demonic possession but all things that have a name must bow to the name of Jesus. Could tell some crazy stories that's for sure.

I didn’t see nuth’n.

My wife had to deal with a kid at school she referred to as “feral child”. He didn’t talk much, but did growl a lot.

I pointed out, in his other post about Red Flags, that his public disgust of our government was so severe that it lead him to throwing his US flag in the trash, was a flag-able behavior and he stopped replying to that thread.

Should his posts be added to his “permanent record”?

We're definitely in this together if we want to keep the Second Amendment serving its original purpose. There are events happening in our schools that make it clear the problem isn't with guns but something that's creating pure evil in the minds of kids. Not sure what it is but its existence is undeniable. It's going to take kids telling their parents what they have seen and heard, and their parents listening to and believing them, to make the problem obvious to the world.

I have seen many demons exorcised from children with a belt to the azz. Demons won't stay in a body after a proper azz whippin. Just my experience.

Abilene ISD has a special school, the Jefferson reassignment center. You need to visit that school for a week or 2, you will meet many little darlings that could careless about the azz whippings. These kids would have been drop outs years ago, but today, the no child left behind act keeps them on the school payroll. And one day they might even be mainstreamed into the regular classrooms.

The video every parent should watch...

https://video.foxnews.com/v/6086128091001/#sp=show-clips

I'm assuming they are psychopaths, sociopaths and machiavellians? Yes, I'm aware they are prevalent in our society and increasing at an alarming rate.

The point not to be missed is because of legal issues, kids who suffer with these mental problems are no longer being removed as was done in years past. Officials and politicians might point to a few selected cases and say otherwise, but the overall trend is the problem is rampant. And the continued school shootings proves it.

I haven't read the author's book but suspect I already know his message. Talk to your kids and make sure they feel comfortable telling you anything they see and/or hear at school that might alarm them. When they do tell you something, believe them and make sure school administrators are aware that you're aware. And make sure other parents do the same. And when necessary, don't hesitate to take your knowledge of problems directly to the School Board. Never expect a teacher to tell you what she/he would very much like for you to know.

I can vouch for this. Ha. However, this was a time when the family unit was different
This does not work on a child who is beaten on a regular basis. Who is abused on a regular basis.

I won’t go into the many stories and examples I could about public education today. I will only say that my dad was in education for over 50 years, my goal was to beat his. I baled after 31. The battle has been lost.

If you have children in public schools, even one that ranks well, or appears different, you should be afraid, very afraid!

Forced to or choose to?