Illuminanti Target: Higher Education

[Mind Flayer Monk]

In the past few years there have been many articles similar to this one:
"Saying No to College"
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/02/fashion/saying-no-to-college.html?pagewanted=1&adxnnlx=1354550523-rfR70mlvEbeuBLh5elKWTA

The basics of the article are that many young people are not going to college and instead working. They give examples of Bill Gates and the Twitter founders that dropped out of college and became big successes.
Another example is the Uncollege-where you learn from life experiences.  http://www.uncollege.org/

The illuminanti are telling you that college is not worth it.

However, it is worth it to someone- and that someone is international students. Yes, the children of the global elite.
An international student is worth more to a college. They pay higher tuition and have no way to complain about tuition rates. So Americans not going to college actually helps the university.

Here is why the illuminati are doing it. They realize that they are going to need an educated service class in other nations. Similar to the British education system in India. However, the illuminati have decided to use the US.

In the future, when we want to send our own kids to school they are going to reject us.
When we complain, they well fill us with platitudes like:
"but you taxpayer, whose land we use for our university, can send you child to UnCollege. You don't want to send you child to this overpriced university. Oh whats that? Please ignore the long line of Indonesian elite that are entering the university in your place."

[Juan]

School is for people too stupid to educate themselves.

[Mind Flayer Monk]

School is for people too stupid to educate themselves.

The strength of schools are:
1. The ability to work with advanced facilities and equipment - ex: practice with advanced machinery, learning how to use an engineering lab. large telescopes, access to expensive business software (such as CAD, SAS or Oracle), PCR machines (used for cloning dna and rna),  chromatagraphy machines (for chemical analysis).

2. Consulting and advice from experts - ex: its possible to work out and fix errors in planning stages and not after the product is made. Avoiding patent lawsuits. Knowing you are not retreading over the same ground someone else has worked at.


Its also a way to get a visa to work in the US...

[Juan]

All true, but what percentage of the population does any of that apply to?

However, I do recognize that, at least in the US, hiring has been turned over to IT and HR. These folks don't have actual knowledge of what's required to do a job and must hire (or screen) based on credentials.  It's not like the old days when one talked to the future boss, was sized up, and the boss decided if the person had what it took to learn the job.  School can provided the credentials whether there's been any education or not.