Where have all the right wing universities gone anyway?

Submitted by gabby (Australia), Jun 17, 2008 at 02:48

I wish truly that as a right wing conservative politically, a jingoist and Zionist catholic , that Australian media did not push so hard a left wing agenda, and that newspapers did not try so hard to be so mediocre. They have succeeded so well in being so uncritical of the policies of left wing morons and useful idiots that the majority of Graduates nowadays do not know how to think for themselves, how to research, how to analytically think and assess.

I also wish that the several university that I am a Graduate of, were not so left wing ideologues. I recall indeed anyone whom expressed any hint of anti left wing ideology were thrown out of the social work course.
I also think political education in high schools are pitiful and students leaving high schools now have no choice but to tow the left wing ideology speak so common.
The political commentary in Australia seems to be so mediocre it is sad.

Most jobs in media go to the left wing Graduates who know the right people. Mature aged people like myself have no chance of gaining a decent education now in Australia unless you are rich or espouse left wing ideologies. The education system in Australia is just sad, and the levels of education in Australia is falling so fast it is visible when kids bring home the amount of homework.

I look around us now, at the numbers of students of the humanities are dropping so fast compared to the 1970;s.
I wish there was a chance in Australia for some wealthy people to establish in each state a blue ribbon right wing conservative universities which intend to educate not polarise and spread the loony left wing social dumb ing down propaganda.

Come on- where are the wealthy industrialists to establish right wing universities for right wing students to get a decent education and allow us more empowered women to gain a scholarship to MA or PHD in a right wing environment and not be shouted down by the socialist brigades and professors who want to destroy our fine traditions in the west of education means power and control.

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