I have recent example for "helping people in Africa" gone wrong. Our state TV station made a documentary on how companies who were given European funds to build more agriculture in Africa are actually ruining the country.

There also other examples where our donated clothing ruined Africa's local clothing industry, because they can't compete with that.

Even if this was not about education, I think charity and donations have a similar value in society: You can not criticise it. And you know what they say about stuff you are not allowed to criticise in a society...

They simply judge a fish, an elephant, a money and a horse by asking them, climb the tree, and who can't climb the tree is a moron.
That's our education system in a nutshell

Spot on!

Peter Tiehl said some interesting stuff about modern education: It seems people are using it as an insurance rather than an investment. You get caught with the promise "You will not fall through the cracks of society", while it should be the promise "We will help you to be successful in life"