Dezso
Benedek is the UGA professor who publicly criticized UGA President Adams, and
whom President Adams and the Attorney General tried to frame with knowingly
false charges–as confirmed by the UGA hearing committee that rejected the bid
brought by Adams to revoke Benedek’s tenure. We have all the documentation from
UGA’s own records to prove the fabrication of knowingly false charges and
knowingly false evidence, which the defendants tried to conceal at the time,
and which Attorney General Olens denies to this day, though the documents that
prove our case are sitting on his desk (and Governor Deal refuses to appoint an
independent investigator of wrongdoing in the AG office). We have tried to
amend the complaint to add Olens as a party, and Judge Edlein has barred that through
ex parte orders, with no briefing of the issues by either side, that ignore the
governing statutory authority–according to the Georgia Court of Appeals. What a
surprise to find out Judge Edlein has personal, political, and financial
connections to Olens. If we can flesh those out even further, that will be
quite a scandal.
Anthony
Tricoli is the former Georgia Perimeter College president who was ousted for a
supposed $25 million deficit only a month after official budget reports to him
stated a $3.6 million surplus at GPC. Emails back and forth between GPC and
University System of Georgia budget officials show that they knew the budget
reports to Tricoli were false–making them a felony criminal violation of OCGA
16-10-20. After the admitted falsifications, up to $18.3 million of the $25
million deficit remains missing and unaccounted for to this day. We do know,
however, that Tricoli ordered the elimination of a million dollar contract for
Skybridge Consultants–that had been hidden from him in the budget since 2006–in
February of 2012. Tricoli was bushwhacked with a $25 million deficit that
appeared from nowhere (contradicting the previous month’s budget report), in
April of 2012, and forced out of office without any investigation, only two
months after he axed Skybridge from the GPC budget. Skybridge had been hired
before Tricoli became president of GPC by two of the defendants, Watts and
Carruth, who knowingly misrepresented the budget to Tricoli in violation of
OCGA 16-10-20 in order to oust Tricoli (they also hid the million-dollar
contract from Tricoli for six years, which is another issue, and probably
another felony). The Board of Regents made up for Skybridge losing the GPC
contract by hiring them at BOR Chairman Ben Tarbutton’s pet project in his home
town of Sandersville. When we flesh out the personal, political, and financial
connections between Skybridge and BOR members,
that will also be quite a scandal.
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Education
costs have crossed the Price/Demand curve.
Student loans stand at $1.2 trillion. Students are rethinking the value
of college courses and looking for smarter ways to prepare for careers that pay
enough to enable them to be self-supporting. Students are enrolling in 2 year
local community college courses to save room and board expenses. Many courses and majors are not valued in the
job market. Universities have become
“politically correct” liberal indoctrination camps. Faculty life is highly
politicized. Free speech is nonexistent. Junk science is rampant. Rather than
correct these problems, our universities have ignored the problems and poured
$billions into new buildings and landscaping. The business model based on
offering a flawless campus experience is failing. Expect a defensive reaction
by university administrations as this business plan unravels.
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