Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

Germany 1897-1902. His final legacy was to advise
Herbert Hoover to set up the Hoover Institution.
However, it is with the third founder, Daniel Coit Gilman,
with whom we are most concerned. Gilman trained John
Dewey in collectivist theories of education at Johns
Hopkins University. Dewey went on to head the
University of Chicago School of Education, and later
Teachers College at Columbia University, two of the
leading Fabian Socialist schools in the world. Gilman,
through his protege, Dewey, has dominated American
education throughout the twentieth century. Gilman also
trained Richard Ely at the Johns Hopkins Dept. of
Economics. Ely later taught Woodrow Wilson, whom he
describes as "unusual, brilliant". Thus Gilman's influence
extended through Ely to Woodrow Wilson, who gave us
the Federal Reserve System, the income tax, and the
First World War.
Although American, the three founders of this order were
educated at the University of Berlin, where they were
indoctrinated in the Hegelian philosophy of determinism.
This philosophy of education and government teaches
that everyone can be controlled and must be controlled
in order to achieve predetermined goals. It is the
philosophy of Oriental despotism transferred to Europe
and adapted to the greater individuality of the European
peoples, from whom most Americans are descended. As
founder Frederick T. Gates wrote in the General
Education Board Occasional Paper No. 1: