1984- Government is now removing/rewriting "controversial" current events

from http://www.missourieducationwatchdog.com/2013/04/get-busy-and-start-downloadingsaving.html  you will see...Orwell's 1984 is HERE. Where Winston the main character helps remove or re-write current events to be favorable to Big Brother, so does OUR GOVERNMENT. FOR REAL.

  I got either too paranoid of it being removed from their site,  or too eager to share this with others who might not know of the Missouri Ed Watch blog...  (For example I'm not in MO and almost didn't read their blog thinking, MO? Not my problem. But their blog is one of my favorites!)

Anyways so here is their post verbatim just...cause. Please enjoy, google, research, read, save, and share. Try and prevent 1984, Big Brother, and the control of human capital (we common folk call them children)

Perhaps it is coincidental, but since Glenn Beck has been focusing on Common Core standards, trying to access Common Core/Race to the Top documents on the ed.gov signed by states has yielded few results.  When you search "race to the top phase 2 applications" this is what you will see:

The U.S. Department of Education's main website, www.ed.gov, is temporarily unavailable. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Information such as Race to the Top proposals, reviewer comments on those proposals and appendices to proposals are no longer available.
Here's a way to find your state's proposals concerning Race to the Top and MOUs signing your state on to Common Core standards.
Use this link:

http://web.archive.org/web/20111020210218/http://www2.ed.gov/programs/racetothetop/phase2-applications/index.html

This is from a site that archives links/information on the internet that have been scrubbed or otherwise are not available.
You can search your state and you might want download the information you need that the US Department of Education is either not making available to you intentionally or because of computer issues.  It must be a computer issue because as ed.gov states on the its information page:

As part of its commitment to transparency in governance, the Department is providing the public with the applications it received from states applying to the Race to the Top program.

Be sure to access this page for more Race to the Top/Common Core information. We hope with the government's commitment to transparency the ed.gov site is fully functioning again with the Race to the Top documents and common core information contained within those documents.  In the meantime, when you download these scanned documents, be sure to convert them to readable text.