Jesuits: Education’s Secret Architects

The Renaissance wasn’t just art—it was a Jesuit education revolution. Sparked by Greek/Egyptian wisdom (thanks to Cosimo Medici’s book hoarding!), their 1599 Ratios Studiorum became academia’s blueprint—birthing modern liberal arts. Within a century, they’d mastered the game: 700+ schools worldwide.

🔥Explosive twist: Jesuit influence bled into America’s elite. 19 U.S. Presidents studied at Union College—home to Kappa Alpha, the OG frat (1795). Nearly every President since 1825? Frat brothers.

🕵️♂️ Secret societies? Oh, they’ve got those too. The F.H.C. Club (est. 1750) birthed campus secrecy—even counting Thomas Jefferson as a member. Plot twist: Jefferson praised Adam Weishaupt, the Jesuit-trained “Illuminati” founder bankrolled by Italy’s shadowy Farnese dynasty.

🚨 And the biggest flex? Jesuits allegedly back far-left Marxism… while pulling strings inside the Vatican. Who’s schooling whom? 💥