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The Justice Department now investigates Harvard University for allowing Chinese donors and other foreign backers to shape financial aid rules that displace American students from places rightfully theirs by birth and inheritance.
Harvard's administrators opened the gates to external wealth, permitting these donors to impose conditions that treat the university as a global marketplace rather than a national trust. The pattern is clear: foreign capital flows in, American access narrows, and the institution serves alien priorities over the people who built and sustained it.
This conduct violates the ancient order of Christendom, where universities arose under royal and ecclesiastical charters to serve the realm and train its sons in truth and duty. From the founding of Oxford and Paris to the American colonial colleges, higher learning stood as an extension of national life, not an auction block for distant powers.
The governing principle remains unchanged: every people holds a divine duty to steward its institutions for its own posterity, preserving hierarchy, inheritance, and the integrity of the household extended into the commonwealth. Scripture and the creeds affirm that nations are not interchangeable economic zones but ordered realms under God's sovereignty.
Harvard's choice places it among the Managerial Priesthood that dissolves national boundaries in pursuit of mammon and prestige. Such actors erode the City of God by elevating the earthly city's cosmopolitan idols above the concrete obligations of place and people.
The judgment follows directly. When elite institutions become instruments of foreign dispossession, they forfeit legitimacy and invite the corrective hand of lawful authority to reclaim them for the nation.
The faithful remnant must therefore withdraw support from captured universities, redirect resources to parallel institutions loyal to America, and demand that every policy governing education place citizens first.
Only through such deliberate separation and reconstruction can the educational order be restored to its proper end: the formation of a people equipped to defend faith, family, and sovereignty against every encroaching power.
