03-26-2013, 02:50 AM
Taking a page from the Crackpot George Gollin playbook, self-proclaimed Asian hooker expert Gregg DesElms is now a self-proclaimed accreditation expert too.
In case you were wondering where Elmer had been storing all that keyboard diarrhea, the answer is that he now has his own commentary site at newsvine.com. If you are a glutton for punishment, or need some long, boring, self-absorbed rants on meaningless topics to help you sleep, check it out: http://gregg-deselms.newsvine.com/
Here's an excerpt from one his recent gems, a long, boring, etc., etc., rant on somebody's fake degree:
Take a bow, Alfalfa. You mean it wasn't Gollum who single-handedly put Dixie behind bars after all? Tell us more about what role you played in the trumped up charges and storm trooper assault on her personal property and civil rights. Is Elmer taking a bow for the conviction of the Baloney Gal as well?
I wonder just what sort of educational background Elmer has that makes him think he is an expert in higher education accreditation? Does he have a degree of any sort in anything? Kind of funny how he goes on for page after page after page after page of his self-important self-involved self-diagnosis and yet never once offers even the slightest evidence of having any formal education whatsoever.
In case you were wondering where Elmer had been storing all that keyboard diarrhea, the answer is that he now has his own commentary site at newsvine.com. If you are a glutton for punishment, or need some long, boring, self-absorbed rants on meaningless topics to help you sleep, check it out: http://gregg-deselms.newsvine.com/
Here's an excerpt from one his recent gems, a long, boring, etc., etc., rant on somebody's fake degree:
Quote:The person asking the question should first prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, that the boss's degree is fake. If s/he doesn't know how, that s/he needs to find an expert, like me (and, incidentally, I'd happily do it for free, just to help out). Once it is proved, positively, that the boss's degree is fake, then someone (not necessarily the employee who asked the question here) needs to report it to Human Resources, with a copy to the head of the company). The reason that perhaps the employee who has discovered it, and who asked the question, here, should not do the reporting is because no matter how in-the-right s/he may be, there can sometimes be weird and unexpected consequences later on. HR people are just people; and if the HR person is young, and wasn't raised right, and didn't grasp the message of the ethics courses s/he took in college, s/he (the HR person) may have the "don't be a snitch" mentality and may somehow hold that against the employee who rats-out the fake-degree-holding boss.http://gregg-deselms.newsvine.com/_news/...litics-101
That's part of the reason why I, as part of what my consulting firm does, am happy to do the reporting for the employee, on my consulting firm's letterhead, out in the open, honestly and honorably, where I can stand behind what I write because as an activist I have the courage to so do. So if the person who asked the question, here -- the one who has the fake-degree-holding boss -- would like to contact me, I will be happy to help him/her completelly for free, and completely in confidence. I will first verify (in a manner far more comprehensive and accurate than s/he could likely do) that the boss's degree is, in fact, "fake." If it is, then I will then report him to both the company's president, and the HR department, on my letterhead, with a copy to the fake-degree-holding boss. Said boss would never, then, know which, if any, of his employees "ratted him out," as I'm sure he'd see it.
I've done this many times. I've stopped political candidates from obtaining office. I've stopped elected candidates from continuing in office. I've helped to shut down degree/diploma mills, and put their owners/operators in prison. And I've helped to put in prison those who've obtained fake degrees, then sworn they were real on applications for public office or state-issued professional licensure. I'm not afraid to do it. It's an honorable and important thing to do. I do it all the time, and I do it well.
And if the boss in this scenario really has a "fake" degree, then I'll be only too happy to do it to him. For free. In fact, whenever I do this sort of thing, I always do it for free... as part of my activism.
Take a bow, Alfalfa. You mean it wasn't Gollum who single-handedly put Dixie behind bars after all? Tell us more about what role you played in the trumped up charges and storm trooper assault on her personal property and civil rights. Is Elmer taking a bow for the conviction of the Baloney Gal as well?
I wonder just what sort of educational background Elmer has that makes him think he is an expert in higher education accreditation? Does he have a degree of any sort in anything? Kind of funny how he goes on for page after page after page after page of his self-important self-involved self-diagnosis and yet never once offers even the slightest evidence of having any formal education whatsoever.