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You get a pass on missing College Admins on your list of folks who have some judgement coming over their covidshot dirtbagness. There are plenty who should be on the list. One would think, however incorrectly, that the top floor of any particular college would be manned by people with some critical thinking brain power. So there has to be a pressure application that washed out their good sense. That pressure point had to be federal money for so many to succumb. Why, even Dean Martin at the Mellon College in Back to School would have had trouble resisting that fedgov pressure.
And Idiocracy just keeps coming true? These people all belong on the same list.

"Don’t forget colleges mandated the vaxx, literally holding college students hostage."

Yes, I missed college admins in my list of those in danger from others who have nothing to lose.

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So many fronts, it's hard to get around to all of them. Well, get around to them and show people effectively what's going on.

For instance, Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan. It's a fairly well to do area with a lot of automotive but also high tech industries around. They got a new president there by the name of Ora Pescovitz:

https://www.oakland.edu/president/profile/

Just a quick dig brings out this article: https://www.thejewishnews.com/news/local/ou-president-ora-pescovitz-brings-her-jewish-values-to-the-job/article_b9cbb588-058d-5e46-9112-f7d82621361c.html

"OU President Ora Pescovitz brings her Jewish values to the job"

"She went to medical school at Northwestern University at 17 years old. She practiced and taught pediatric endocrinology. She ran a hospital in Indianapolis. She headed up the University of Michigan Health System. She served as senior vice president at Eli Lilly and Company. And she recently became Oakland University’s seventh president. Surprisingly, she is the second Jewish woman to hold the spot"

Now don't get me wrong, it's good to have smart people in important positions. Further down the article however, my Cabal-o-meter needle starts pegging:

"Boosting Diversity

"Since she started her new gig in July, Pescovitz has already laid out a vision for her five-year term. That includes boosting diversity in the student body and faculty on the Rochester campus. According to OU’s Office of Institutional Research and Assessment, 8.5 percent of the student population is African-American, 3.5 percent is Latino, and 1 percent is Jewish. That means there are roughly 200 Jewish students.

One of the first orders of the day was creating the position of chief diversity officer who will oversee the university’s Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. “I’m very interested in seeing us enhance tolerance,” Pescovitz says. “I’d like to see us become more global.” Making world citizens of students means exposing them to new experiences, among them being with people of different economic, racial and religious backgrounds."

And that was just a 15 minute dig. Originally I was looking into the progression of nanotechnology over the past 20 years by one of the computer science professors there:

https://www.secs.oakland.edu/hanna/research.php

For my next trick, I'll show all the wonderful psychotherapy centers in the northern Detroit area:

https://healingmaps.com/listing/the-drake-center-for-transformative-healing-franklin-michigan/

The Drake Center for Transformative Healing - Franklin, Michigan By Healing Maps Editorial Staff. December 22, 2021. 32611 Franklin Rd, Franklin, MI 48025

While ketamine therapy at the Drake Center for Transformative Healing, in Franklin, MI, is a relatively recent treatment, ketamine itself was discovered at Wayne State University...(that's a whole nother dig on WSU)

The fun thing on the Drake Center? On the "About->Management" page, you get to meet Ray Harari – Co-Founder & Director. "Mr. Harari is currently the President & CEO of IM Exploration (CSE:IM), a director at Bald Eagle Gold (TSXV:BIG) and a director at PsyTech"

Say, wasn't there another Harari out to Borgify people? I'm sure it's just a coincidence.

Uber Out. Carry On, FreeQs.

Interesting here.
My granddaughter went to a private college with a United Methodist Church affiliation.
She was to spend a semester in England and was there, though not long, when COVID hit, to the point where travel was being shut down.

Neither side of the ocean was making any attempt to get the students back home.
My granddaughter is a suburban kid and was pretty much alone with no survival skills, so she was lost as to what to do next.
My wife gave her precise instructions on what to do and where to go and got her home.

Interesting part is,(sorry it took so long to get to this part) the college re-imbursed her tuition and gave her credit for the semester and never asked them to take a jab, as far as I know.(Bragging rights here - She is on target to get her Masters by this coming Christmas and is currently carrying a 4.0 out of a 4.0 GPA. - end bragging rights)Whether she got the jab or not I don’t know...I never asked.

Aftermath...I helped arm her with some...um...self-defense tools. I helped her get her Firearms Owner Identification(Illinois - go figure)and I am helping her get her concealed carry card.
To do that we are targeting Mondays to go to the range and I will help her get familiar with a couple of pistols.

I am hopeful she will be less alone and have some survival skills.

Then...on to prepper stuff.