Has the book George is writing with 15 of his closest friends ever been published? I can't imagine it hitting the best sellers list. Doesn't he have a grant and reduced teaching load that he has to stretch out as long as possible?

(09-16-2011, 09:53 AM)Ben?Johnson Wrote: Has the book George is writing with 15 of his closest friends ever been published??

And will it include a box of crayons?

Gollin's Fairy Tale contents now available:

  A_Dream_of_Serpents_contents.pdf (Size: 682.4 KB / Downloads: 2,333)

Something tells me that if Gollin is dreaming about them, they are the one-eyed variety.

Keep up the good work, George Gollin. You are a inspiration to all of us. Hope your book will be as sucksexfull as mine.

Love,

Jerry

(12-11-2011, 12:33 PM)Winston Smith Wrote: Gollin's Fairy Tale contents now available:

I knew he couldn't get through it without mentioning toilets at least once (Chapter 25 "Toilets in court").

I'm sure the finished product will be about as exciting to read as the search warrant affidavits. Yawn.

Apparently Gollin doesn't understand the difference between a "book" and a "diary." An interminable collection of his aberrant mental meandering would be the latter, and nobody gives a rat's ass. At least his daughter had the good sense to liven hers up a bit with vulgarity, lesbianism and revelations of parental malpractice.

Has Hoyer retained counsel yet? According to Gollin it was Hoyer who was running SRU, yet somehow Hoyer never got so much as a parking ticket. Looks like Gollin is still trying his best to get sued by him. What else is Gollin lying about? Damn near everything, I'll bet.

(12-12-2011, 04:31 PM)Armando Ramos Wrote: I'm sure the finished product will be about as exciting to read as the search warrant affidavits. Yawn.

At 137 pages, the search warrant affidavit covers the exact same ground as Gollum's fairy tale in several million fewer pages:

  search_affidavit.pdf (Size: 2.67 MB / Downloads: 1,504)

I always liked how the affidavit repeatedly cited a bullshido "report" by Gollin and "James Bear" as grounds for a search warrant. (page 19) Some internet crackpot sends the government his "research" and that's grounds for a warrant? Should we maybe take some steps to verify any of this? Ah hell nah, too much damn work. Let's just steal her records and worry about it later.

The government makes up a load of fake docs and reference letters, and that's grounds for a warrant? (p. 31 et seq.) Not one mention of PLA in the search warrant? The acceptance letter clearly stated the degrees were awarded through "nontraditional" education. (page 47). Isn't an intentional omission of material information grounds for quashing a search warrant?

Something like $90,000 total in cashier's checks payable to.......the IRS??? (p. 118-119) Oh yeah, that's suspicious. Paying your taxes is a sure sign of somebody doing something illegal. Maybe the government figures that under confiscatory socialist tyranny anybody who can still make money in business must be a crook.

Anyone who reads this will be left with the feeling that this was just a big frame job from the git go. Maybe Gollum figures if he buries it in six or eight million pages of self-serving tripe people won't notice.

(12-13-2011, 05:44 AM)Albert Hidel Wrote: At 137 pages, the search warrant affidavit covers the exact same ground as Gollum's fairy tale in several million fewer pages:

I will just download this affidavit and read it. That way I don't have to give that asshole any of my money.

(12-11-2011, 12:33 PM)Winston Smith Wrote: Gollin's Fairy Tale contents now available:

A Dream of Serpents? Like what, seasick sea serpents? That is what happens when a dork tries to get arty--instead of film noir you get Beany & Cecil Go To College.


Here's something more appropriate to the subject matter:

How many million dollars did this dog and pony show cost? The info for the warrant was largely speculation and much of it incorrect. Considering one can order a degree on demand from hundreds, if not thousands, of different degree mills or print one themselves, I suspect the money was not well spent. Shouldn't some of those named be suing Gollin?

(12-13-2011, 07:26 PM)Dickie?Billericay Wrote: Here's something more appropriate to the subject matter:

No man born with a living soul
Can be working for the clampdown...

But, you grow up and you calm down and
You're working for the clampdown
You start wearing the blue and brown and
You're working for the clampdown