08-01-2008, 04:21 AM
Don Dresden Wrote:Brian Crawford Wrote:Ben Johnson Wrote:I don't get it. They have a list that is a fraction of 1% of the milled degrees issued by all schools. Why don't the states and the feds simply do their homework and ensure that all degrees they are presented are real. If people actually did the job they were paid to do, places like St. Regis wouldn't exist.
I agree 100%, if the Human Resources Department of each organization and federal agency employing these people would have verified these degrees and simply checked out SRU, this would never have occurred. Who shows up with a Texas A and M degree and doesn't check it out.
Wait a minute...you expect people to actually work when they are on the job?
Competently perform the duties they were hired to perform, which could take all of one email to a university registrar??
Spend a good thirty seconds googling the email address of the registrar???
Slave drivers!
Why, such stressful working conditions could cause a rise in workers comp claims. Somebody could break a nail with all that tedious typing, or even get carpal tunnel syndrome.
Don't you know we need Big Brother and the Nanny State to protect us all? We can't do it ourselves, it's just way too complicated and difficult. Plus it requires common sense. If they don't teach it in school how can you expect anyone to know what to do?
If people were self-reliant and industrious, what would all the idle bureaucrats do? The government would have to spend all that tax money on something silly, like guarding the border or fixing potholes.
Sorry Don, don't know what I was thinking. Hell, the only one with that kind of time on their hands is George Gollin (George Dana Gollin, George D. Gollin) and we all know he is much too busy speculating who is running or associated with which "diploma mill" and being on the phone with this reporter and that government agency trying to obtain his junior G-Man badge.