Universities as Western, globalist propaganda tools – Hanne Herland in World Net Daily – Herland Report
These days universities seem to be the main halls of biased, politically correct propaganda. This is where students learn not to think freely.
These days universities seem to be the main halls of biased, politically correct propaganda. This is where students learn not to think freely.
As Africans went formal through the acquisition of western education, a critical question of that era is, before the “independence” of most African states when its much needed man power is being trained; was it the lack of interest or incompetence
“In America,” observed as Oscar Wilde, “the young are always ready to give to those who are older than themselves the full benefits of their inexperience.”
I have some respect for Peter Tatchell. He campaigned against the anti-homosexual laws before this was a safe thing to do. He has shown courage on other issues. This being said, I am troubled by his latest set of recommendations.
At the center of US educational doctrine, in its manifestation, is exclusivity and the elitism of the American ideology both in a historical context and with respect to the current day. This is perfectly represented in Woodrow Wilson’s statement to the US Congress on April 2, 1917: “There are American principles, American policies. We should stand for no others. And they are also the principles and policies of forward looking men and women everywhere, of every modern nation, of every enlightened community”.
The Young Alternative for Germany (JA) organization is very strong and is growing constantly.