All too soon these jokes became reality. And students who couldn't even pass a course in basket-weaving were brought in on athletic scholarships. But this dumbing down of the universities wasn't the most important part of the destructive work carried on there. The key was our enemies' gaining control of the socialization process at the universities. This was even before television had become the dominant opinion-control medium that it is today.
Teenagers arriving at a university are somewhat disoriented and unsure of themselves.
They are on strange turf. A few have the self-confidence and inner strength to find their own way, but most don't. Most look to those around them for guidance. The Jews were the one coherent, self-conscious group at most universities, both among the students and the faculty, and they began dominating the discussions. Always very verbal, very pushy and outspoken, they made themselves heard while others kept their opinions to themselves.