04-05-2012, 04:01 PM
(04-04-2012, 05:41 AM)ham Wrote: I don't give a sh!t what color was Prade's armband.
Besides, who knows how many armbands Prade may have switched over the decades as many like him did.
They are frauds and lying about it, period.
All that nonsense about being what? Another French university like many? Then want to use the accreditation cartel mafia punchline on me?
All that nonsense about providing what? Another French degree like many? Is that freedom in academia to you?
It stinks from head to toe.
Choose a punchline and stick to it, but it can't be "hey! I'm just another mainstream accredited guy", then "oh, that's stuff for the accreditation mafia".
Then they laugh all their way to the bank along with Rufus Neghro the quarterback...except Rufus gets a diploma with some market value, you a "certificate" (just that? PFFT!) from a granary in the French Alps.
You are out €500...Ebay degrees come much cheaper...
Come on, if the man operating an accredited school had been busted for fraud, there would be fireworks to connect the dots...now it's all a political setup...
They lied about themselves and their standing?
Why?
If it's so innocent, why all that gobbledigook and esoteric pinyin?
Answer: to fool some unsuspecting idiot who doesn't understand French into believing a milled degree is finally oytre chause in France? For €500? PFFT!
No wonder after all this clintonese people think DETC schools are degree mills.
Hamster – you write just the same sort of nonsense that G-G, JB, Puffman, et al, write, but you know far less about the subject. And what you write is more offensive than what emanates from the DD Team.
What you write appears to be a deep seated obsession with De Sorbon and a hatred for its founder – who was a multi-millionaire before he founded De Sorbon.
For your information De Sorbon does not operate from a farm house, but even if it did – so what. I’ve just been in Auckland and on Lincoln Road counted 48 business operations being run for urban houses!
Instead of venting your spleen on De Sorbon take a look at ALMEDA!