Are the Jesuits the largest multinational corporation of the world in the business of Higher Education?

Sophia University is a private research university in Japan, with its main campus located near Yotsuya station, in an area of Tokyo's Chiyoda Ward. It is one of the leading Japanese universities and is well known for its international climate. It takes its name from the Greek Sophia meaning "wisdom". The Japanese name, Jōchi Daigaku literally means "University of Higher Wisdom".

The university emphasizes language education and is well known for enrolling a large number of international students. It has an exchange program with many universities throughout the world, including Yale University and the University of Hong Kong. The university was a men’s university in the past, but at present admits women; the proportion of men to women is now more or less equal. Sophia’s alumni are referred to as "Sophians"; they include the 79th Japanese Prime Minister of Japan, Morihiro Hosokawa, a number of politicians represented in the Diet of Japan and professors at institutions such as the University of Tokyo and Yale University.[1][2][3][4]


Sophia University was founded by Jesuits in 1913. It was the first university in Japan that fulfilled the hopes of St. Francis Xavier, who came to Japan in 1549 to spread Christianity. It opened with departments of German Literature, Philosophy and Commerce, headed by its founder Hermann Hoffmann (1864–1937) as its first official president.


Chancellor Rev. Fr. Toshiaki Koso, SJ


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Sogang University is one of the leading research and liberal arts universities in Seoul, South Korea. The university was established in 1960 by the Society of Jesus to provide education based on the Catholic beliefs and inspired by the Jesuit education philosophy


Notable faculty and alumni

Alumni

Business / Commerce

Kim Seok-won, chairman of SsangYong Group
Chung Jae-kwan, former CEO of Hyundai Corporation
Kim Young-ki, vice president of LG Electronics
Cho Won-kook, former vice president of Samsung Electronics
Min Yoo-sung, president of Korea Development Bank
Lee Hee-sung, CEO of Intel Korea
Lee Hwi-sung, CEO of IBM Korea


Politics

Park Geun-hye, The 18th President of the Republic of Korea
Kim Tae-young, Republic of Korea Minister of National Defense (RESPONSIBLE FOR THE UPCOMING WAR WITH NORTH KOREA)
Jeon Yeo-ok, congresswoman of National Assembly of South Korea
Kwan tak-ki, congressman of National Assembly of South Korea
Seo byung-soo, congressman of National Assembly of South Korea


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Sorry, the Wikipedia information about Kim Tae-young is outdated.

He is no longer the Minister of Defense of South Korea.

But Park Geun-hye is the current president of South Korea...

And was educated by the Jesuits...

and guess who is the current Minister of Defense of Indonesia?


it's Purnomo Yusgiantoro:

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He is a Roman Catholic, and guess where he studied in his high school years?

He studied on Kolese Loyola, a Jesuit-owned high school in Semarang, Java:

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amazing, uh?

How can the Skull and Bones and their Yale boys compare to all the alumni of all the Jesuit colleges and high schools aroud the world?

In the USA, three of the main Jesuit-founded Universities are:


- Fairfield University


- Fordham University


- Georgetown University

current President of the Fordham University: Rev. Joseph Michael McShane, S.J.


current President of Fairfield University: Rev. Jeffrey P. von Arx, S.J.


the previous President of Georgetown University: Rev. Leo O'Donovan, S.J.


S.J. = Society of Jesus = Jesuits

well....

it's not a surprise that these guys CONTROL THE WORLD...

they control the best educational institutions in the five continents, where the elites of the five continents are educated...

well....

it's not a surprise that these guys CONTROL THE WORLD...

they control the best educational institutions in the five continents, where the elites of the five continents are educated...

that list is brazil is missing 80% of the universities owned by jesuits.

Many of the "state" universities (they dont even hide the symbols) and all the catholic universities are owned by jesuits and a innumerable number of private universities.

yeah, there are Jesuit-owned Universities and schools in every Brazilian state...

Just as in Judea, it's the teachers and leaders who make their converts twice the children of hell.