Department of War Announces Action Against Confucius Institute Successors
When I took office, one thing we knew was that the cancer of
DEI, it was gonna be difficult to kill here in
the Department of War.
You see, instead of complying, promoters of this ideology just tried to
rebrand it and thought they would be safe.
Now, we were onto it and not gonna let
that happen on our watch.
We ripped it out of the Department of War root and
branch. We are gender neutral, colorblind, and merit-based.
Now today, in a similar example, I want to tell you about
Confucius Institutes.
These Chinese government-backed propaganda cultural programs
had infiltrated our nation's universities in almost every state.
Now thankfully, Congress banned them a few years ago,
these Confucius Institutes,
but they came back disguised in new forms, just
like DEI does. Just call it a different name.
Well, the Department of War has taken action to
stop this as
well.
We added these sleeper organizations to our list of institutions that
threaten our national security. It turns out that eighty
new propaganda cells across thirty universities had popped
up using different names and different charters, but with the same
mission: to steal intellectual property
and to infiltrate the
minds of American students. So at the Department of War,
within the last two months, we have systematically dismantled
every single one of these organizations using the leverage that
we have here at the War Department.
Let this be a lesson to any country trying to steal our hard-earned
inventions or turn our young people against their own
country. We're done with that. No more and never again.
To these universities, I say, just like the Department of War,
stay vigilant. Don't allow these influences to come back
in.
God bless you. God bless our republic, and God bless all our troops.
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