BROWN TEAL Wrote:A private source has just informed me
Is that all you have now, anonymous (made-up) sources?
Quote:that you did in fact obtain 4 undergraduate degrees in 21 months (that must have been really tough!)
Actually, it was three, but one was an associates. So that's two. Fast? Sure. But unheard of? Hardly. Besides, you offer yet another example of sloppy analysis--focused on inputs (time) not outputs (results). No wonder you don't understand nontraditional higher education--and why you were duped into buying a fake doctorate....TWICE!
Quote:, but never achieved a Masters degree - which under normal circumstances (i.e. no influence from friends) is normally a prerequisite for a PhD.
This is stupid on so many levels, I just don't know where to begin.
First, when I was enrolled at Union, about 7% of its students entered the Ph.D. without a master's. In traditional universities, it is quite common. Some students earn a master's along the way to a Ph.D., but many do not, resulting in a B.A/Ph.D. combination
sans master's. But....
THAT'S NOT ME! I earned an MBA from National University (fully accredited, of course) almost two years before undertaking my doctoral studies. You're the first person ever to allege this, and you're an uninformed clown for doing so.
Quote:In addition you worked for three private (unaccredited) universities before becoming a 3-month PhD graduate and a RA or NO WAY fanatic.
Ummm....no. I was never employed by an unaccredited school. But I did teach one student for Greenwich when it first started up. And I also taught some classes for Virginia International University while it pursued accreditation--which it received. Again, wrong. And utterly irrelevant to the fact that you bought two fake doctorates on the basis of one body of work. Not only is the buying of a degree unethical, so is using the same work to earn two different degrees. You're lucky such things aren't criminalized.
Quote:In addition, to show hoe little you know, Trinity College & University
is still operating very successfully and has offices in - India, UK, Malaysia, North Africa, Nigeria, West Africa, Russia, Turkey, UAE, Iran and in many European countries.
Oh, please. First it was sued to change its name (to "Bronte International"), then the operators moved to safer climes, restoring the name, and franchising the degree-selling to some other operators. I invite anyone to search "Trinity College and University" to read the whole truth. Heck, just read their own website--its damning enough. And why are you still touting that diploma mill? Because you bought a Ph.D. there before doing it again at Knightsbridge.
Quote:And for your additional 'education' I have a number of what you term - accredited - degrees.
I never said you didn't, but I don't know that you have, either. But you don't have a--"what I term 'accredited'"--doctorate. Just two fake ones.
Quote:And, talking about my 'fake' degrees perhaps you could explain to the masses about why a large number of American high ranking military officers - somewhat higher than Captain - had Knightsbridge degrees?
Who? And are you suggesting that Knightsbridge somehow has credibility because the owner sold some degrees to people in the military? D-uh. As a career education and training officer in the Air Force, I can guarantee you those degrees were never accepted by any military service for entry on an officer's record. Why? Because the explicit standard is that the degree must come from an accredited (or foreign equivalent) school.
You can say what you want. But defending the choice to buy two fake degrees from diploma mills is clear-cut--you did it and we know about it because
you told us all about it. No "private sources." No "all over the internet." Just you. Isn't that a kick in the pants!