@aussie000050 They'll force him to be vaxxed if he does a trade - he'll need to do some form of study at a TAFE or something.

@RebekahsRight We were thinking of putting him under a trade with us for now. So he’ll be safe. Thinking it’s the best option until all this crap is sorted.

@aussie000050 I heard from a friend in Victoria that his daughter's school sent a letter telling them she would have to be vaxed to attend year 12 exams.

@aussie000050 I’ve registered my 15 yr old son for home school. I’m ready, he can keep attending until we say. There is no way on Gods green earth he is getting V’d! Look into it.

@aussie000050 Most sensible post I’ve seen all day. Get him out the system. However, encourage him to keep reading and using critical thinking. Get him to invest his earnings from an early age. I’m a paid medical scientist. The system is corrupt and only benefits the few. My boss lives in a

@aussie000050 Going through similar discussions in our household, as for the jab the coercion is coming.....

@aussie000050 Probably not a bad idea. 😁😁😁👍

@aussie000050 He will earn more in a trade. Australia has a shortage of tradesmen.

@aussie000050 That's an excellent idea, if he's keen. He can always finish his studies later if that's what he wants. Besides, with a trade he's earning money from the get-go, instead of spending it.

@aussie000050 Yes I would! I used to want my kids to get a good education, but more and more feeling School is the last place I want them to be, especially with impending 💉

@aussie000050 Excellent idea.. I am getting ready to pull my kids out too if they mandate vax. Imagine if alot of parents did that and the schools started losing money; I am sure they would back track soon!

@aussie000050 That sounds like a great idea. If your son wants to study later when he’s older there are pathways. Good luck with your decision although I think you have it pretty well sussed out. All the best👍

@aussie000050 When they go back, (if, they go back), they will be behind. Will he have a passion, to continue, if they go back? So much disruption.

@aussie000050 Our son left school at 16. Got a building apprenticeship, started his own business at 20 with an investment of a $30,000 loan from us which he paid back within the first 18 months. He is now virtually semi retired at 41. Friends who went to Uni still struggling.

@aussie000050 I'd suggest anything in order to keep him safe - e.g., an online business. Even a barter system outside the financial system if it comes to that. The first order of business is to ensure he's fully red-pilled, otherwise he'll have no motivation to resist the narrative.

@aussie000050 I think a lot of people will be converting to home school or doing what you have. Its a disgrace what is happening.