EDUCATION

HARVARD: Research Studies Advance Youth Indoctrination

Posted on by Helena

 The Most Recent Research Studies Conducted by Harvard Using Taxpayer Funding: 

  • Novel Population Study in South Africa Ties National Regulations on Salt restriction in Processed Foods To Lower Blood Pressure ~ February 2025
  • Expanded version of “Work Design for Free Health Employer Toolkit launched” – to make sure employees ‘feel good’ at work ~ December 2024
  • Racial inequalities in exposure to household member deaths: A “Hidden” social determinant of Health?  ~ August 2024

Are these studies advancing anything beneficial to society or are they simply propaganda waste of time and money, dribbling the basket ball on the court?  They are NOT advancing IT evolution, development of new propulsion, new means of powering homes, advancement in battery operated trains, etc…  This is why America is now so far behind every advanced economy in development.  IRAN can produce hypersonic missiles – America?  Test failures over and over again for YEARS!

There are 5,250 private universities in the United States. Additionally, there are 609 two-year degree-granting institutions.  In 1965 there were roughly 1750 private universities, oddly this information is an estimate.  The Higher Education Act of 1965 instituted by Johnson’s ‘Great Society’, was intended to increase a broader spectrum of attendance thru subsidies supporting scholarships for Americans.  It wasn’t until Daddykins Bush came along that those scholarships were converted more toward ‘Federal Government student loans’. 

DEBT.

At the time the cost of a public college was roughly $1800 per year and a private University was $9,000.  Private universities became all the rage as they were deemed to offer the Best education because ideologically, everything that costs more is superior.     In 1965 the foreign student enrollment in US universities ranged around 80,000.  In 2025, that number had blossomed to 1.1 million.

The average amount of US Taxpayer scholarships to foreign students was $23,800 for one year.   MATH:  $26,180,000,000 given to foreign students annually.   The average scholarship given to white American students is $9,300 in the form of Pell Grants.   IS this equitable distribution?  Of is it theft of American Taxpayer money!?

Harvard has been a breading ground of Communism and Marxism for 80+ years.    The Harvard Communist was published by Harvard’s Youth Communist League in the 1930s and 40s. Harvard was host to the National Committee of the Communist Party – predominantly, Bolsheviks from the Soviet Union.  They were unionists of the FDR era’s New Deal fighting Hitler on behalf of Stalin.  Anne Burlak was an activist communist who was a coveted speaker at Harvard and whose papers are now treasures at Smith College.

Fred Biedenkapp was a radical unionist with the Worker’s Trade Union.  He too spoke on behalf of communism alongside Burlak.  Alongside Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, they created the Workers Defense Union.  At the time the lines of socialism and communism were blurred.  Flynn was a suffragist, feminist who founded the ACLU.  Her family moved to New York in 1900 from New Hampshire and Flynn became a activist by 1910.  She spread her advocacy throughout New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Montana, Minnesota, Washington and Massachusetts – which remain heavily Liberal Marxist today.

After advocating to overthrow the government using force and extortion in 1951, she was arrested and spent 2 years in jail.  Later she described the experience as victimhood – I was a political prisoner.  She died in 1964 while visiting ‘again’ the Soviet Union.  She was buried a ‘martyr’ for Bolshevism.

Nearly every elite private University responded favorably and/or embraced the communist ideology of the Bolsheviks.  Because at the time – private universities were protected from the Government and could impose whatever doctrine they chose – quietly given secret societies have always been abundant, this Bolshevik Communism was simply viewed as an ideology.  And so it was allowed to thrive for decades!  Just as the ritualistic predatory societies exist today.

The funding for scholarships under Johnson was simply another pretext to support these societies and the indoctrination of the Youth Market.  But of course this is my view of the issue.  By contrast, here is how The VERY Liberal Atlantic views these cost savings: 

“Historical institutions such as the Smithsonian and artistic ones like the Kennedy Center are being converted into homes for MAGA ideology rather than historical fact and free expression. Libraries are losing funding, government-employed scientists are being dismissed from their jobs, educators are being cowed into silence, and researchers are being warned not to broach forbidden subjects.”

Sort of looks like Putin vs Zelenskky….

VR EDUCATION K-12: OptimaED by Erika Donald

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VR EDUCATION:  Byron Donald’s wife, Erika Donald, created OptimaEd, a means of schooling children via VR.  Their immersion classes can be integrated into public schools, charter schools, or fully independent online.  The content of their courses is unknown, the writers of the content are unknown, and the teachers at their academies and online that guide the VR are not teacher certified.  Turnover of teachers is extremely high. 

The idea was formed as a means to make education equally available and more engaging according to a video produced by Prager U’s former IDF soldier, Marissa Streit with Erika Donald. 

The problem with ‘education’ is who is writing the education.  Content is biased by those who do the writing unless there is a person/teacher/mom/dad available to unravel the bias.  We have become conditioned to the word, ‘expert’, to such extent that we accept an expert must also speak without a forked tongue.  Virtual Reality isn’t content – it is submersion.  That submersion replaces reality and the child brain loses that connection.  The brain is literally ‘altered’. Rewired.  Especially in youth.

A child’s brain functioning outside of reality may have difficulty comprehending which is which.  There are addiction issues that can be formed over continued use. 

Natalie Wood’s last movie in 1983 was Brainstorm.  Scientists create a brain-computer interface that records a person’s brain on tape for replay that others can then experience.  Virtual Reality.   Examples:  1.   A chain smoker, Lillian suffers from heart problems. She has a heart attack while working alone. Realizing she is about to die, Lillian records her experience.  Michael decides to play Lillian’s recording, but nearly dies when his body relives her heart attack.  2.  Another character, Gordy, has sexual intercourse while wearing the recorder, and shares the tape with colleagues, including Hal. Hal splices one section of the tape into a continuous orgasm which results in sensory overload.

Backed by META, using VR to educate children is billed as a great enhancement giving children the ability to witness history, another country, whales, etc… but the sensory of the brain in adults can barely absorb such an impact much less a Kindergarten child.

UCLA researcher Dr. Mayank Mehta recounted a study he did scanning the brains of rats as they used VR. The rats’ brains behaved in really unexpected ways: 60% of the neurons in the hippocampus – a part central to navigating our surroundings – “simply shut down in virtual reality”, and the other 40% of the neurons seemed to fire randomly. 

Researchers have found that even when they use cartoonish characters to downplay the reality of the VR headset app the emotional and sensory triggers cannot differentiate which can be psychologically devastating.  Because OptimaEd is affiliated with META, their available ‘apps’ include sexually explicit content.  For example, Rec Room’s Quest app store page boasts “MILLIONS of player-created rooms.”  Making it impossible for a parent to vet content. 

A child’s social interaction thus becomes a configuration of a virtual reality.   Their perceptions are altered.  Their inability to define the dream as a dream.   And be able to consciously ‘go outside and play’.  The real world will seem too scary, too big, too uncontrollable.  And the psyche will erode.

In addition, in combination with Prager and his team who believe religion should be back in the curriculum, that would mean the Jewish Torah and Kabbalah from an IDF perspective – Marissa Streit. 

The accounts of researchers show avatar bullies, sexual assaults, special problems, etc.. that feel real – imagine an avatar shooting you?  Taking a knife to your face?  As a CHILD.   In this frame, META claimed users could be as young as 10.  But OptimaEd claims VR in Kindergarten when children are as young as 5 or 6. 

The ‘teacher’ led is not a teacher.  This is typically their first job.  The pay is low and thus does not nearly adequately emphasize quality.  Instead vying for quantity.  Further alienating children from a physical world to a celluloid one.  The claim that teaching is not about preparing a child for a trade or a job or vocation, it is about letting them evolve via teaching themselves…  Self Destructively!

HARVARD. Private University Funding Democrats w/Taxpayer $

Posted on by Helena

Should Harvard’s nonprofit status be voided?  Why would any university be considered a nonprofit?  Nonprofit:  an entity that operates for a cause or mission other than generating profit.   Harvard’s nonprofit net worth profit is $64 billion according to their 2024 Balance Sheet.  Universities are often non-profit due to their primary focus on education and research…  pursuit of knowledge.  Education is a ‘mission’. 

Harvard’s investment portfolio of $62.7 Billion returns over $5 billion Nontaxabale Income annually.  The University’s vast array of museums and libraries contains priceless works of art, historical treasures, literary works, and artifacts. These collections are protected and preserved for public exhibition, education, research, and the furtherance of public service.  Their value is NOT included in their financial statements. 

In 2024, Harvard Affiliates spent roughly $460,000 on lobbying and $2.58 million on political candidates – 96% of which was to Democrats.

Before Harvard President Lawrence Bacow stepped down his compensation package was $1.757 million.  On March 1, 2010, Obama appointed Bacow to the board of advisors for the White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Bacow received $2,182,717 in compensation in 2011.   Howard University has a billion in Endowment funds.  Their financial statements claim research expenses in 2024 of $95 million on federal funding of $347 million. According to their website, the last time they funded ANY research opportunities was February 2022.  The president of Howard’s compensation package rivals that of Harvard.

The fact that Taxpayers are funding “Private Universities” at all is absurd to the nth degree.  Like public schools, universities should be funded by tuition and/or states.  They don’t operate for the public.  The public does not hire their Administrators.  And their property is considered ‘private’ – under trespassing laws.  If it is government funded it belongs to The People – ALL People.

I have been rather vocal about my thoughts on government charity given the money is allocated based on various fraud schemes.  ALL NGO’s should lose their nonprofit status. At the end of the day, if you are a nonprofit, your Net Assets should be $-0-.  Compensation should be based on the same basis as the federal government.  And Research Funds should be apportioned to each university based on their student scorecards and research accomplishments by a review board under the same legal tenets as an ‘auditor’ in terms of liability.   Like Howard, if you haven’t done any research for 3 years – NO FUNDING. 

Here is a look at how some of Harvard’s Research has benefited Mankind:

2023: 

HMS cell biologists discover specific airway neurons in mice that alert the brain to the presence of the flu.

HMS Department of Biomedical Informatics find that the sex hormone estrogen not only can fuel cancer but can actually drive genomic rearrangements .

2022:

HMS immunologists identify a mechanism that explains how the body’s most powerful immune troops — T cells — learn to tell self from non-self.

In a first, scientists capture on video all the steps a virus follows as it enters and infects a living cell.

An international research team “co-led” by HMS developmental biologist Norbert Perrimon completes an atlas of every cell found in adult fruit flies.

2021:

HMS systems biologists find a critical clue to explain why certain cells and tissue types in the human body are more vulnerable to the ravages of therapeutic radiation.

Funding for universities began during WWII in 1940 for war projects under FDR’s New Deal.  The Higher Education Act was passed in 1965 by Johnson’s Great Society, authored by democrat Edith Green.  The Act  increased federal money given to universities, created scholarships, gave low-interest loans for students, and established a National Teachers Corps.

The National Teachers Corp was established by Ashkenazi Martin Haberman to fix the void in urban school teaching failures.  Obviously, his methodologies were antithetical given that the US now ranks 40th in higher education and 33rd in k-12.