Texas' Reading List Disrespects Christ

The State of Texas is drenched in Freemasonry. Stephen F. Austin himself was instrumental in the establishment of its Grand Lodge. General Santa Anna’s life was spared when he shared Masonic signs with his Texas captors. Most Texas officials have been Masons.

That began to change in 1948 with the arrival of the Bush-Walker clan… I put a timeline in a postscript… and now, I wonder if the Texas Lodge has been completely hollowed out by the Rockefellers. Either that, or we’re looking at the Last Baby Boomer Standing, to judge from Texas’ new reading list for schoolkids. Now including the Bible! but don’t cheer yet.

What to know about the decision to make Bible stories required reading in Texas public schools

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By Jim Vertuno and Jamie Stengle, 26 June 2026

Last I checked, Texas became one of several states pushing the Noahide Heresy by requiring the display of the Ten Commandments of Moses and NOT the Two Commandments of Jesus. Is this a continuation of that agenda?

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Bible stories have become required reading for more than 5 million public school students in Texas.

The vote to approve the plan Friday by the Republican-controlled Texas State Board of Education reflects a broader conservative effort to introduce more religion into U.S. schools. Last year, Texas became the largest state to require every classroom to display the Ten Commandments.

The mandated reading list has drawn fierce opposition. Critics argue that it violates the constitutional separation of church and state…

Shut up, globos, it’s still technically priDE MONth. If your in-our-face anti-Christianity gets an entire month then we deserve a month because fair, and the other 11 months of the year because True. Yeah, that leaves no place for your deviancy.

Here’s what to know about the reading list and the broader fight over religion in public schools:

President Donald Trump has pledged to protect and expand religious expression in public schools nationwide, and Texas — a red state that is home to about one in 10 of all U.S. public school students — often sets the agenda.

In 2023, Texas became the first state to allow the hiring of chaplains to counsel students, and the following year, the board narrowly approved an optional Bible-infused curriculum for elementary schools. Last year, Republican lawmakers required public schools to display the Ten Commandments, a measure recently upheld by a federal appeals court.

Picture-book stories for elementary students including “David and Goliath” and “Daniel and the Lion’s Den” are on the required reading list. By fourth grade, students will encounter passages about Jesus in the New Testament.

I’m surprised that they mentioned Jesus at all. Noahide Heresy usually avoids Him. Let’s skip the globalist butthurt (it’s a lot by the end of priDE MONth) and look at the actual reading list, which this article helpfully linked to.

Abe Lincoln: The Boy Who Loved Books, Kay Winters
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood (selected excerpts), Fred Rogers
The Boy Who Cried Wolf (excerpt from The Children’s Book of Virtues)
The Fox and the Grapes (excerpt from Aesop’s Fables: The Classic Edition)
Noah’s Ark, Peter Spier

Most of this is typical reading. Noah’s Ark is the first Biblical item. Spier is a Dutch Jew illustrator who emigrated 1950. Maybe he was just a good illustrator, but trusting a Jew about Christianity can go wrong at Internet speed.

David and Goliath (excerpt from The Children’s Book of Heroes)
The Legend of the Dipper (excerpt from The Children’s Book of Virtues)
Try, Try Again (excerpt from The Children’s Book of Virtues)

Written by William J. Bennett, who was… SecEducation under Ronald Reagan, and director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy under George H. W. Bush.

Is the Texas Lodge including some of their cronies? I’m having flashbacks to my college days, when my professors made me buy their textbooks. I paid tuition once already, Prof.

Several of these authors are newer than you’d expect for a reading list of Americana.

The Story of Benjamin Franklin: An Inspiring Biography for Young Readers, Shannon Anderson

She’s a “certified brain coach” with lots of rainbows on her website, and a book about Ben Franklin that doesn’t seem to mention his occult background. That conduct was safe for kids, back then at least. Publicly. Except maybe in Franklin’s specific case. Fine, she gets a pass.

The Necessity of Humility (Book of Luke, Chapter 14, Verses 7-11) New International Reader’s Version: New Testament

They made a dumbed-down version of the New International Version, already dumbed down for ease of translation? “Jesus noticed how the guests picked the places of honor at the table. So he told them a story. He said, “Suppose someone invites you to a wedding feast. Do not take the place of honor. A person more important than you may have been invited…” I guess it’s okay for kids, but it feels more like Not Inspired Version.

Moses (Book of Exodus, Chapter 3: The Burning Bush and Book of Exodus, and Chapter 14: The Parting of the Red Sea), New International Reader’s Version

At least they’re using the same version. I’m always suspicious of version-hopping in Bible quotations. It reeks of eisegesis. One notices these two passages were so inoffensive that a Zionist could teach them. What does the burning bush have to do with Americana, anyway?

Grade 6

Across Five Aprils, Irene Hunt
- Abraham Lincoln, a Man of Faith and Courage…, Joe Wheeler
- The Blue and The Gray, Francis Miles Finch
- The Gettysburg Address, Abraham Lincoln
- General Order 108, Ulysses S. Grant

This is the first instance of what appears to be a linked topic of readings. Across Five Aprils is a historical fiction of the American Civil War… was there nothing better about such a major event? General Order 108 was Grant thanking his men for “freeing the slaves”, which was not what the War was fought over.

Irene Hunt was an Illinois writer with an MA from Minneapolis, which is vaguely Mears-linking. Five Aprils might be a good book, I dunno, but it’s a work of fiction. It shouldn’t be required reading to inform kids about historical events. Then again, General Order 108 was fiction, too.

Do Not Be Anxious (Book of Matthew, Chapter 6, Verses 25-34) English Standard Version: New Testament

Uh-oh, version-hopping! One difference between this version and NIRV: “But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness…“ versus NIRV’s “But put God’s kingdom first. Do what he wants you to do.” Either way, not being anxious is a relatively minor point of morality. It’s the safe kind of topic that false pastors preach about because the major & relevant points of Christian morality such as male headship, sodomy and usury, would get him into trouble.

“Do not be anxious” was listed as a subordinate text to “All Creatures Great and Small” by James Herriot. Bible isn’t getting top billing here. All subsequent Bible references are subordinated!

The Diary of a Young Girl, Anne Frank
-Blessed is the Match, Hannah Szenes
-Letter to the Hebrew Congregation at Newport George Washington
-The Shepherd’s Psalm (Book of Psalms, Chapter 23), King James Version

Hannah Szenes was a Zionist terrorist given British paratrooper training during WW2 and executed by firing squad in October 1944 in Hungary. Is somebody trying to keep the Holyhoax alive for another generation of chumps? Blessed is the Match is a biography of Szenes’ life & death so if she wrote it, then we have yet another example of J-ish necromancy.

Quote from Washington’s letter: “May the Children of the Stock of Abraham, who dwell in this land, continue to merit and enjoy the good will of the other Inhabitants” oh dear. The Jews are not of Abraham! If they were then they would love Christ Jesus. The sentiment is typical of Freemasonry, which introduced equality between men for the secret purpose of equality between citizens and ((Outsiders)).

The Outsiders, S. E. Hinton
-The Eight Beatitudes (Book of Matthew, Chapter 5 Verses 1-12), King James Version

Speaking of. Hinton is another recent female author, located in Tulsa, Oklahoma which has had Marxist/Mason feuding harsh enough to reach public notice (Tulsa race riots, Killers Of the Flower Moon). The book tells the heartwarming story of rival street gangs who murder each other starting with two boys fussing over the same girl. Romeo & Juliet told the story better. A followup book, That Was Then, This Is Now, is the first young adult-genre book to discuss drug dealing for kids.

There’s no smoking biographical clue, but she sounds connected and more than a little CIA Project Mockingbird.

This is the first time I’ve heard the Beatitudes quoted in the context of street gang warfare. “Blessed is the peacemaker” Ponyboy Curtis, when he turned himself in for manslaughter in order to stop a revenge killing of his friends…

Night, Elie Wiesel
-Book of Lamentations, Chapter 3, Tanakh: Jewish Publication Society 1917
-The Perils of Indifference (excerpt from White House Official Transcript at Remarks of Millenium evening), Elie Wiesel
-The Survivor, Primo Lev

Yep, they’re trying to indoctrinate the next generation of children into the Holyhoax. The attempt will fail. Everybody knows the truth now!

Which means the Zionists’ puppets are putting fairly random and harmless snippets of the Bible in this reading list, so the predictable globalist outrage will incite Christians to defend the list… expecting that none of the Christians will actually read the list, and notice the Bible is consistently held inferior to even admitted works of fiction with Jesus given no more significance than “a great teacher”.

Great Expectations Charles Dickens
-Parable of the Prodigal Son (Book of Luke, Chapter 15, Verses 11-32), English Standard Translation

QED. Teach Jesus as the Son of God, Texas, if you think you’re man enough. Teach what Jesus said about the Jew, with a subordinate tale of the Kennedy assassination! There’s your Biblical Americana!

The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, William Shakespeare
-Eulogy for President Reagan, Margaret Thatcher

Reagan was such a puppet of the occult.

The Inferno, Dante Alighieri
-The Book of Job (Book of Job, Chapters 1-7,11,14,19,28,38-42), NIRV

See? The Bible is seconded to pathetic Dante’s Inferno. Which ancient text did Dante plagiarize for that, huh? Huh? Such insults make the New Testament’s mention palatable to Jews, so long as they never touch the divinity of Christ Jesus or what He said about them.

The Scarlet Letter, Nathaniel Hawthorne
- Adam and Eve (Book of Genesis, Chapters 2 and 3)

Blatant feminism. “Now that you know Hester was only blamed as the harlot while Dimmesdale wallowed in guilt, let’s discuss Adam and Eve. Whose sin was the REAL problem, class?”

Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen
-The Definition of Love (Book of 1 Corinthians, Chapter 13), English Standard Version

I remember seeing that chapter as a tramp stamp… the full text tatted on some chick’s lower back. “Love is patient, love is kind” harder, Daddy!

This reading list does technically include the Christian Bible, but only by way of insult and seconding it to other, lesser works of literature and fiction. Such as six million Juice and Jane Austen.

It ain’t worth defending.

POSTSCRIPT

Thomas Walker (1758–1797) was a British slave trader, operating between Bristol and Sierra Leone. He appears to have made captain by the age 26, and certainly by the age of 34. Eventually retired to USA.

His grandson, David Davis Walker (January 19, 1840 – October 4, 1918) started a very successful wholesaler company Ely & Walker, in St. Louis, Missouri before moving on to banking. He was first cousin to David Davis, a Yale graduate appointed by President Lincoln to the Supreme Court. At the time of his death, Davis was the largest landowner in Illinois… based out of Bloomington, a city southwest of Chicago.

Walker’s son was George Herbert Walker (June 11, 1875 – June 24, 1953). Born in St. Louis and raised in the Jesuit boarding school Stonyhurst College. He opened his first investment firm at age 25 with his family connections, G.H. Walker & Company, first located in St. Louis and later at the address 1 Wall Street, NYC.

William Henry Donaldson (June 2, 1931 – June 12, 2024) graduated Yale (just like David Davis above) and his first job was at GHW&Co. He went on to become special advisor to Vice President Nelson Rockefeller during the Nixon Administration and chairman of the Carnegie Endowment 1999-2003.

A very connected family that bridged the Henrietta Mears Cabal, Jesuits, Nixon and Yale University.

Meanwhile, Prescott Bush (May 15, 1895 – October 8, 1972) was born in Columbus, Ohio to one of Rockefeller’s agents. Prescott himself became longtime friends with Nelson Rockefeller. In 2007, Harper’s Magazine alleged that Prescott was involved in the 1933 Wall Street Putsch that attempted a military coup to install Marine Corps Gen. Smedley Butler in place of Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

(FDR’s maternal grandfather, Warren Delano Jr., was a major opium trafficker during China’s opium wars.)

Prescott was also allied with Fritz Thyssen, a German industrialist (the Rockefellers apparently maintain strong ties with their native Germany) who was an early backer of the Austrian Corporal until a falling-out in 1940. It’s telling that he tried to escape post-Weimar Germany to the heavily Jewish Buenos Aires, Argentina, after being initially okay with Jewish suppression. I recall dear Corporal has other financial backers that were directly linked to City of London, which together suggest Corporal’s rise was only intended to displace their Continental rivals, and both halves of that False Dilemma was badly put out when Corporal turned out to be the kind of legit national hero that ((all their kind)) live in perpetual fear of.

Prescott Bush and George Herbert Walker Bush’s daughter met via contacts (officially GHW’s daughter Nancy but more likely Skull & Bones and Nelson) to form…

George HW Bush, born in Columbus, Ohio to a railroader, who graduated Yale and eventually served as CIA director and Mears Cabalist Ronald Regan’s VP. But before that “eventually”, this fusion of Ohio, Illinois and New England power-families…

…moved to East Texas in 1948, having zero family history in a state completely dominated by Stephen Austin’s Grand Lodge. There are rumors he was working as a CIA agent; my own rumor is as a Rockefeller agent, if that’s any different, since he began in the oil fields instead of politics, an industry neither he nor either side of his parentage had experience in.

Did the Texas Freemasons invite him in, or did he take them over with no shots fired? One wonders. Anyway, what a small world it is at the top.