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George Gollin’s Liberian Shakedown Role Revealed In Court Docs
http://www.dltruth.com/attachment.php?aid=96
CHEA director George Gollin (George D. Gollin, George Dana Gollin)
took part in a Liberian shakedown operation intended to drive a
Christian medical school out of business when it refused to pay
bribes, documents filed in a Los Angeles federal court allege.
Gollin, a notorious anti-Christian bigot and University of Illinois
physics professor, played a key role in the shakedown directed against
St. Luke School of Medicine, according to a complaint filed March 11,
2010. St. Luke students had an 88% pass rate on their medical
licensing exams, an outstanding performance for a school in the heart
of war-torn Liberia. But when the school declined to pay the bribes
demanded by Liberian officials to continue its accreditation,
defendant George Gollin designed and implemented a scurrilous
publicity campaign to discredit the school as “diploma mill,”
according to the complaint.
Gollin claims to be an “expert” in accreditation, even though he has
no background, education or experience in accreditation matters, and
has never taught or taken a distance learning course. To promote
himself and divert attention from his lack of achievement in his dead
end academic career, in 2003 Gollin began stalking, threatening and
harassing startup operations and small Christian schools that couldn't
afford or refused formal government accreditation. Although he was
ordered by University of Illinois administrators to discontinue these
practices, he then joined forces with admitted homosexual Alan
Contreras--an adjudicated anti-Christian bigot and civil rights
violator--to continue and expand his sordid activities.
Gollin’s employer, the University of Illinois, is also named as a
defendant in the lawsuit. So far there has been no comment from the
university about whether Gollin will continue to be employed there at
taxpayer expense, or if he will be forced to resign in disgrace.
http://www.dltruth.com/attachment.php?aid=96
CHEA director George Gollin (George D. Gollin, George Dana Gollin)
took part in a Liberian shakedown operation intended to drive a
Christian medical school out of business when it refused to pay
bribes, documents filed in a Los Angeles federal court allege.
Gollin, a notorious anti-Christian bigot and University of Illinois
physics professor, played a key role in the shakedown directed against
St. Luke School of Medicine, according to a complaint filed March 11,
2010. St. Luke students had an 88% pass rate on their medical
licensing exams, an outstanding performance for a school in the heart
of war-torn Liberia. But when the school declined to pay the bribes
demanded by Liberian officials to continue its accreditation,
defendant George Gollin designed and implemented a scurrilous
publicity campaign to discredit the school as “diploma mill,”
according to the complaint.
Gollin claims to be an “expert” in accreditation, even though he has
no background, education or experience in accreditation matters, and
has never taught or taken a distance learning course. To promote
himself and divert attention from his lack of achievement in his dead
end academic career, in 2003 Gollin began stalking, threatening and
harassing startup operations and small Christian schools that couldn't
afford or refused formal government accreditation. Although he was
ordered by University of Illinois administrators to discontinue these
practices, he then joined forces with admitted homosexual Alan
Contreras--an adjudicated anti-Christian bigot and civil rights
violator--to continue and expand his sordid activities.
Gollin’s employer, the University of Illinois, is also named as a
defendant in the lawsuit. So far there has been no comment from the
university about whether Gollin will continue to be employed there at
taxpayer expense, or if he will be forced to resign in disgrace.