Back in June the Randocks made a motion to dismiss the indictment against them due to "outrageous government misconduct."

Anyone heard anything about the status of that?


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that moron of uncle Janko claims to be a priest or something...highly debatable, since priests do not waste ages trolling online trying to look intimidating...but if he truly is a priest, he will 110% be the copy of reverend Bubba Flavel from the scant comedy "Porky's II".
In the movie there is this loon who wants to ban Shakespeare because of obscenities in his work, and runs a bigot group called "virtuous flock of god" or similar.
He goes around spouting off and invoking the thunders of heaven upon dissidents, with a few bigots acting as his chorus like "so says god's shepherd", "so says the flock" or whatever.
You might think this reverend Flavel ought to be at least half decent, but the movie ridicules him as he's busted supplying porn to the city commissioners, whom he labels as "god fearing".


Similarities with the Thomas Chip White degreeinfo gay teen porn affair are too obvious to miss.
While uncle Janko was busy invoking the thunders of heaven upon dissidents (he was probably loaded with beer and mistaking the fact he had passed gas with god answering his call ) through god-fearing Thomas Chip White, in reality he was helping a pornographer to push a site funded with money obtained through the sweat of "pretty gay boys"...

You rock reverend Bubba Flavel...ehm uncle Janko.

The guy, the only true Christian, doesn't believe in a free Christian education.

http://www.degreediscussion.com/viewtopic.php?t=4461

Is this guy seriously disturbed or what?

Why does he always pretend to be so liberal while his true colors as exhibited by his denomination means he despises gays and the active participation of women in the ministry? A knuckle dragger extraordinaire.

8/20/2007

LVNV Funding (LLC)

$11,087.59

On 2nd page of cases - I hadn't looked for a 2nd page.

Most everything here is just YELLING and stupid, on top of that. The page says "Learn the truth about legitimate college distance learning programs worldwide." Yeah right.

But mostly you just write junk to insult people who have gone to REAL schools and have gotten an education. You have DEGREE ENVY and that's that.

What you don't have, or are too dim to post, or are too ADD to remember to post, is INFORMATION. You say that RA schools are not to be trusted.

LET'S HAVE SOME FACTS: I bet you losers can't post the name of a single RA school that is a diploma mill and write down some TRUE FACTS to back up your statements. That's TRUE FACTS, DLTJacks, True facts.

I will be so amazed if any of you cheezdoodles can post a single fact instead of lots of howling around that I will probably fall off my chair.

I am keeping score, go for it. A school name and a TRUE FACT (not an opinion) that shows it is a diploma mill gets you a point. Stupid junk gets me a point.

I think I will win by a shutout.

Marlborough university, the notorious degree mill, used to sell John Bear's guide.
Actually, they said reading the guide was a "must".
See attachment.
Now of course (as John Bear argued ), none would prevent anyone else from buying a token number of copies of his guides for resale.
The evidence we gather here is that Marlborough university kept on selling a certain edition of the guide.
The reason was that -in that particular edition- comments about Marlborough were lenient, growing harsher/more critical in later editions.
The point is: since dr. John Bear included Marlborough, this means he had evaluated them...but if so, how would his opinion change from lenient to very harsh, Marlborough being the same?

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Let's hard evidence speak again.
Who wouldn't yearn for a brand new "alternative", non-traditional degree signed by dr. John Bear?
After all, John Bear is an expert.

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Quote from DD "When people like James Crabb and his ilk decry Excelsior as "easy" (even though none of them seem to have the ability to do it), they often cite that I did two bachelor's degrees and an associate's in 21 months. After all, they say, how difficult could it be? They demonstrate their utter ignorance of nontraditional higher education when they do this, of course. It didn't take me 21 months to do these degrees. I was enrolled for 21 months. But it took 21 years to learn what I did to pass 31 exams for credit. Thankfully, only losers who want to pretend they have university degrees buy them at diploma mills like Chadwick and Knightsbridge."

Pearls of wisdom from a person who received three degrees in a few months (mainly through trumped up APL) and was awarded a PhD in 5-months, and who changed universities so many time he couldn't recall where he was at any one time, and who worked for at least four unaccredited uniiversities, and who you find has never made a contribution to anything - apart from his PhD findings that determined that unaccredited degrees were just as acceptable as any other.

A nice one from JB @ DD in response to his enthusiastic support for Pacific Western in his 'guide' in 1986:

"I don't have a 1986 edition to look at. There was a time when I believed PWU was doing an OK job for an unaccredited school, but I always made clear that this was in the context of unaccredited schools, never as good a choice as properly accredited. So at best, these words are taken out of context.

It was a few years after that that the American Journal television program did a 'sting' operation in which one of their undercover reporters was able to purchase a Master's degree in less than ten days, no questions asked. American Journal also attempted to visit the 'campus' in Hawaii, and found it to be an empty room adjoining their lawyer's offices. Any possible positiveness I may have felt for PWU was gone by this time."

http://ce.byu.edu/is/site/courses/index.cfm
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY

many online courses from BYU (Mormon establishment); no fully online degree, though.
No differential fee for non-US citizens, they say.