GW Students Unaware of 9/11 Anniversary, Or Journalist’s Names Beheaded by ISIS … But Are Able to Name Celebrities Involved in Nude Photo Scandal
SAD, JUST PLAIN SAD … SO MUCH FOR A COLLEGE EDUCATION THESE DAYS.
The Young America’s Foundation released a VIDEO on Wednesday, a day before the 13th anniversary of 9-11, where George Washington students were asked whether they were aware of the significance of the date and whether they knew the names of the two American journalists who were recently beheaded by the terrorist group ISIS. Pathetically, for the most part, they had no idea. Oh but fear not for the future America, most all could name the celebrities involved in the recent nude pic hacking scandal.
Other than the two co-eds in the beginning of the VIDEO who seem to have a clue and up on current affairs and know their history, perhaps the best answer of anyone in this VIDEO was when asked by the YAF spokeswoman Ashley Pratte asked about President Obama’s strategy for dealing with ISIS. One girl responded, ”Does he have one?”
The results of the study:
- 29 of 30 (97%) students could could name a celebrity involved in the nude hacking scandal.
- 4 of 30 (13%) could name either of the American journalists, James Foley or Steven Sotloff.
- 6 in 30 (20%) knew this week was the anniversary of 9-11. What’s even more tragic is not only have these kids forgotten, they may never have known.
Maybe we have finally figured out how to get the youth vote … just have all the candidates in their political ads be in their birthday suits?
Posted September 13, 2014 by Scared Monkeys 9/11, America - United States, Are You Better Off Today Than You Were 4 Years Ago, Celebrity, College, Education, Hacked/Hacking, ISIS, Islamist, Jihad, Terrorism, War on Terror, WTF, You Tube - VIDEO, Youth Vote | one comment |
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Except for the very few, most students at the college level do not know anything about our history or current events. Most colleges no longer require a history course for graduation and if they did, it would be devoid of quality information.
We have colleges and universities that are simply degree mills that turn out students with little knowledge because the student or their family paid the money for the tuition. It would appear that GW university, once considered a quality school, has joined all the others in taking money and delivering a junk product.