On Tuesday, December 22, 2020 at 6:35:32 PM UTC-5, Juan Rodriguez wrote:
I have attended graduate school at FIU, FSU, FAU, GCU, & AMU all prided as superior and taught by clandestine faculty and students and each one has flunked me for an unreported grade, costing the government tens of thousands in federal student loans. I
am a music major with a GED in high school from Coral Park High in Florida. I have also encountered a high degree of foreign surveillance and priority to social interactions along with an alarming predicator of identity theft & plaigiarism. Even as a
Florida k-6 student I scored at the top %2 percentile in the state as a minority and flunked in math, each claiming the other was errorneous. Here are some alarming precedents in higher education indicating a trend of fraud and poverty among college
students & professors.
https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2019/11/10/saber-edge/VQUod6h3w7qwSydHtHc5xL/story.html
https://www.npr.org/sections/ed/2017/03/15/520192774/national-survey-shows-high-rates-of-hungry-and-homeless-community-college-studen
In my experience, licensure fraud tends to predicate judiciously on family members. Like in the Russian mafia where the justice is bourne by blood family members, the social security administration maintains a household family lineage of every
individual in the United States. Pine a plant, cage a zoological species, observe something happening naturally and sell it as case solution? All of this is occuring for free in the department of education.
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