There is an evil organized system preying on young women right now.

It grooms them from childhood. It feeds them lies in schoolbooks, cartoons, classroom posters, after-school programs. It whispers through NGOs, television shows, social media influencers, guidance counselors, and government grants. It tells them their value is in credentials.

It tells them being a wife is slavery and motherhood is a terrible burden. It tells them that servitude to the system is liberation.

It tells them that education, delivered by a captured system, is the path to acceptance, security, and safety. It tells them that if they do not contribute financially to the system, they are worthless.

These lies, this manipulation, it is not accidental. This is not a case of well-meaning people who want to help young women but simply took a wrong turn. This is not benevolence gone astray.

This is strategic malice, engineered and deliberate.

They know exactly what they are doing.

It is the educational-industrial complex. And it is designed to deceive.

It captures girls before they even reach puberty. It floods them with propaganda. It isolates them from family truth and seduces them with hollow dreams of prestige, independence, and cosmopolitan life. By the time they are seventeen, they are signing away decades of freedom in exchange for a credential that will lose its value before they earn it.

And the worst part? Their families often help. Encouraging them. Pressuring them. Sacrificing them. Cheering as they walk into the trap.

This system does not simply fail our daughters. It devours them.

Throughout history, child sacrifice has taken many forms, ritual killing was the most obvious, but not the only one. In many cultures, children were also “sacrificed” by being handed over to priestly castes, cults, or imperial systems where they became spiritual slaves, eunuchs, or bonded servants. These children were removed from their families, stripped of agency, and placed in lifelong servitude to powers that claimed divine or ideological authority. Often, this was portrayed as an honor, just as today’s education system cloaks its exploitation in prestige.

We like to think we are past that.

We are not.

The educational-industrial complex functions as a modern priesthood. It demands our daughters. It clothes its intentions in virtue. It performs the ritual with forms and fees. But the result is the same: the child is given up, stripped of her future, and consumed by a system that serves neither truth nor life.

It is child sacrifice without the fire and ashes, only debt, sterility, and regret.

There are real women suffering from this system

In the video there is a young woman parked outside a TJ Maxx crying.

She is not shopping. She cannot, she is breaking down, exhausted. She just wants to feel normal for a moment.

At just 17 she took out a loan to go to school because she thought it was the right thing to do. Her parents agreed. She relied on their wisdom, because she was still a minor, and no minor can be expected to make a decision that shapes the rest of her life alone. What she did not realize is that everyone was lying to her.

Now she has been paying $1,500 a month for two years, and the loan has grown. Seventeen percent interest. Usery. Evil. She owes more now than when she began. The bank demands over ninety thousand dollars for an education that did not even cost that much in the first place.

Remember, she signed the loan papers when she was seventeen. A child.

Now she is signing up to sell her eggs because she needs the money and can not afford to have children of her own.

So she cries alone in her car, not for attention, but because she sees what this evil system has done to her. She is desperate. She does not come from a wealthy family. There is no rich uncle to save her.

She is not lazy. She is not irresponsible. But she is enslaved.

And she is far from alone.

I have had dozens of clients, young women with broken hearts and tear-streaked faces, sit across from me and weep because they are cornered. Trapped.

They are in the same position: tens or hundreds of thousands in debt, no prospect of paying it off, no hope of affording children. Their most fertile years are slipping away while they work to repay a lie. And the cruelest part is this: they cannot even declare bankruptcy. Student loan debt is immune.

Why? Because it was never meant to be escaped. It was meant to be a trap.

This is not just a predatory financial scheme. It is a deliberate system designed to reduce fertility. To strip women of the option to be wives and mothers. To replace the cradle with a cubicle, the home with an office, and the child with a credential.

It is one of the most effective antinatalism programs ever deployed against us. And it is working.

Allowing the predatory university-industrial complex to groom and harvest young women, especially those from poor families, is not a simply civic or policy failure.

It is a deliberate act of war against our civilization.

These girls are lured with false promises of empowerment. They are scammed into usurious loans, indoctrinated into sterile ideologies, and coerced into wasting their peak fertility paying off the costs of their own demoralization.

You might see it as just economic exploitation, which would be bad enough on its own. But it is far worse.

It is civilizational sabotage.

It is a slow-motion genocide.

The Enemy’s Strategy

If you wanted to suppress the birth rate of a population without firing a shot, and make them pay for it, this is how you would do it:

Begin by propagandizing young women and their families to believe that a career is freedom and that domesticity, being a wife and a mother, is slavery.

Degrade the quality of public school education until it no longer qualifies anyone for dignified work, thus forcing young people to pursue post-secondary schooling just to survive.

Normalize debt as a rite of passage while giving students a false belief about future earnings, creating the illusion that the loan is a wise investment. Inflate expectations, conceal the true repayment cost, and frame it all as maturity and progress. Ensure they borrow without understanding that the return on their degree will be far lower than promised.

Physically and emotionally isolate women from their natural protectors, starting with public school. Remove them from their fathers, their brothers, their extended kin. Strip them of family and faith, and replace both with institutions that demand obedience but offer no loyalty.

Bind them to institutions that hate them.

Turn their most fertile years into tax and debt servitude.

The target is not just their bodies. It is their legacy. Their ability to form families, have children and produce a future generation.

This is demographic warfare.

The Fake Value of a Modern Degree

A university degree was once a symbol of excellence. In 1950 and earlier, fewer than 6% of the population earned one. These were typically the most intelligent individuals who also had the wealth and discipline to complete a truly rigorous program. A degree marked distinction. It opened elite doors. But it was not necessary for a good life.

Back then, a high school diploma was enough to build a career. The economy was open. You could rise through skill, loyalty, and effort. You did not need a certificate to prove you were capable. You proved it by doing.

But then the universities were captured, first by bureaucrats, then by Marxists, and finally by corporate-state alliances. By the 1960s, the academy had become the perfect vehicle for control. Replace education with propaganda, and you could make citizens pay for their own ideological programming.

To pull this off, universities had to open the gates. So they lowered the standard. They gutted the rigor. They made it easy enough that anyone could graduate. The credential was no longer rare. It was no longer difficult. It was no longer meaningful.

Today, a degree is not a badge of merit. It is a rite of compliance. And in many fields, it is worse than worthless. It marks you not as competent, but as indoctrinated.

You did not just overpay for education. You were taught less, trained worse, and made to believe it was progress. You bought something that loses value every year, and most of you will be paying for it the rest of your lives.

What Must Be Done

A civilized society protects its daughters. We do not feed them to financial predators. We do not shame them for wanting to marry or mother. We do not demand they prove themselves in bureaucratic temples before being permitted to build a home.

Here is the beginning of a sane response:

Suspend all new student loans immediately. If you can not afford to go to university, then pick a different path.

End interest on all existing student loans. This single change would allow many borrowers to finally make progress on their balances, rather than watch their debt balloon endlessly despite consistent payments.

Any student loan that remains unpaid after 20 years should automatically revert to the university that issued the credential. If a graduate cannot repay the loan within two decades, it is proof the institution lied about the value of its education. The university sold a product under false pretenses and should bear the burden of its failure, not the student.

Institute indefinite repayment pause for women who are: Married and one of the following:

• Pregnant
• Nursing
• Raising a child under age four
• Has raised 4 or more children of her own.

This is not about fairness. It is about survival.

Reframing the Moral Lens

Many on the political right continue to frame this issue as a matter of “personal responsibility” or “bad decisions.”

“I paid my school debt off therefore everyone else should do the same.” Says the Boomer who paid one-tenth what you did for a degree that was worth ten times more.

But no sane man would look at a seventeen-year-old girl deceived by state-backed propaganda into indentured servitude and say, “Well, she chose this.”

That is cowardice disguised as principle.

We have to understand that we have all been subjected to a multi-generational and highly sophisticated program of psychological conditioning. Most people do not have the defenses to protect themselves from it, and certainly not a seventeen-year-old girl.

The system is designed to bypass her instincts, overwhelm her with social pressure, and bury her in the illusion of consent.

Ask your conservative uncle:

“Should young women be denied children in their fertile years so that they can pay interest to an enemy institution on a loan they were manipulated into as teenagers?”

His position will begin to shift.

Call It What It Is

We can not fight something we are afraid to name.

This is engineered infertility.

This is multi-generational sabotage.

This is war.

This is genocide.

And it is time we began fighting back.

Start by having hard conversations. Ask the young women you know, your daughters, nieces, your neighbors, your coworkers, how their student loans are shaping their lives and options. Ask what they have sacrificed. Ask what they wish they had known.

Then take action.

Refuse to let your daughters be taken by the system. Refuse to let them be trapped in debt alone. If they are already in the system, help them escape. Do not abandon them to this prison.

Hold the enemy accountable. These debts should fall on the institutions that deceived us, the universities, the bureaucracies, the captured financial system. They created the trap. Let them bear its weight.

It is time to liberate our women from debt slavery so that they can be wives and mothers again.

And it is time to punish the predators who put them there.