The University Problem

How to deal with the official priesthood of our nations.

Here is a snippet of a note that I saw on the topic of universities:

I recently finished reading an essay from a Columbia English Major recalling her experience of studying literature in modern academia. Her experiences recall being excoriated and receiving failing grades if she ever insinuated that an author revealed positive emotion toward a patriarchal structure or if a heterosexual love was not subverted to be “secretly queer”.

The writer ends with the plea that everyone must be purged from the sacred university halls.

I have a different opinion on the matter; I think that the universities should be burnt to the ground, and the people that have profited from their existence be forced to labour in penance for their crimes. The last thing that I would do is to purge these people and let them loose into the general community while leaving the so-called hallowed halls standing and waiting for the next load of Marxist crazies to enter and continue their damage.

Since we abandoned Christianity for the apparent superiority of secularism, the universities have become our priesthood. Every nation needs a priesthood in some form or another, as does every political movement. Political movements that lack a priesthood are incoherent and will splutter and die.

The universities are the priesthood of our current political system, also known as “our democracies”. This is why the universities not only continue to exist but to grow and enrich themselves. The chancellors of universities in Australia earn far more than the prime minister of the nation. Just who is in charge here?

The priesthood trains future acolytes to take their positions in government, the public service and the corporate world. This is how the government behemoth is able to keep lumbering forwards in spite of its continual failure to effectively govern our nation. The same system is in place in every Anglo country in the world, and every Anglo country is infected in the same manner, although some slightly more than others.

Attempting to take control of the nation through the political process while not dealing with the priesthood is an act of pure folly at best, and criminal negligence at worst. The One Nation party in Australia has never in its 30 year existence ever mentioned the university problem, so either they are not aware of it or they are fully aware of it. Either option is hopeless for citizens desperately hoping for some sort of relief from the horrors of paper citizenship globalist democracy.

The closest that any nation has come to dealing with the university problem was Trump threatening to withhold funding from the universities. Which means that he is at least aware of the problem. But it’s not enough to tear down the universities and salt the earth; there must be an alternative priesthood ready to fill the vacuum. It is no coincidence that the Catholic Church was taken over and gutted from the inside at the same time that the university problem began. In fact, the university priesthood was able to come into existence due to the events of Vatican II.

Henry VIII saw this problem and acted decisively, thus setting the scene for the future of England and the British Isles. Martin Luther provided him with the convenient alternate priesthood upon which he could hang his banner. It was still Jesus, just different.

That was still an enormous upheaval for the time, to put it mildly. But today’s situation is in some ways worse as many citizens have been infected with the university brainwashing. If the university problem is dealt with then having a degree in the future will be something of a liability, for men at least. It won’t matter anywhere near as much for the girls as the women problem will also had to have been dealt with. But that is material for another post.