SEU (Southern Eastern University) updates - Page 89

pelathais · #**881** 07-08-2010, 07:22 AM

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Originally Posted by DAII

Baron was wronged by two brothers. Those brothers have the power to make it right.

And, the bogus threats and false claims by the caller - saying they were with the Washington DC Bar Association! - Mr.Mind is right. KB opened up a huge can of worms for himself. A sincere apology and forthright candor can remedy this for him. The longer he waits, the worse it becomes for him.

This whole thing does get right to the heart of what's wrong with "us." By "us" I mean the whole OP movement. We are riven with frauds. We need forums like AFF to serve as a sounding board and a clearinghouse of information. For far too long people have been able to do what KB did with his phone calls and bully and intimidate folks who didn't have access to good information.

We have good information on KB, and the prospect of even more. I think that it is in KB's best interests to listen to his friends right now. Make a call and do the right thing.

James Griffin · #**882** 07-08-2010, 07:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Ferd

Maybe Baron or another member of the bar can speak to this but I do believe there is a legal issue (as Mr. Mastermind points out) related to impersonation of an officer of the Court?

beyond that based on the demand of "good will", i have half a mind to keep bumping this thread after its begins to fade.

NO OUTSIDER GETS TO BULLY AFF!

It depends. In Texas depending on the circumstances, impersonating a public official or passing oneself off as a licensed attorney when you are not, could be up to a third degree felony. 2-10 years in prison and up to a $10,000 fine.

Justin · #**883** 07-08-2010, 07:53 AM

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Wow, this really went nuts.

First, Knight, I applaud your integrity.
Second, I don't think LS updates his own website, I think he has someone do it for him. So his website may change, and he may never be notified about it.

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Originally Posted by StMark

Hi everyone,

I contacted a friend of Lee's for my own personal clarification on this matter today and asked if I could share some of what was told to me.

Lee doesn’t read AFF, nor has he ever posted. There are people who have reported things being said about him ( I am not one of them) but he doesn’t ask for this information.

The British Lawyer is not Lee's lawyer and Lee never once asked him to do anything in regards to this matter. This was strictly on their own volition. Lee never asked this Lawyer (or so called Lawyer??) to ask for an apology or press charges in any way.

It's my own opinion that Lee may have been had in regards to a bogus degree. That’s the way it appears to me. However, I don't believe Lee sought out to obtain a fake credential, rather he believed (or believes) it was a real one. I am told he is leaving for Asia and will look into this matter when he returns.

These are questions that I asked because I wanted to know. I do not want to get into any long forum debates over this issue, nor do I have time to read the entire thread word for word. Most people are going to draw their own conclusions about LS and I’m not here to change that. Just thought I would share this bit of info. with you all.

James Griffin · #**884** 07-08-2010, 07:53 AM

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Originally Posted by MrMasterMind

Too bad he does not have a pastor that can rein him in. Just sayin

Ouch, that has to sting!

pelathais · #**885** 07-08-2010, 07:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Ferd

then I will consider it my bounding duty to insure such stays the case until i get bored with it.

You're a real tiger, Ferd.

rgcraig · #**886** 07-08-2010, 07:55 AM

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Originally Posted by James Griffin

It depends. In Texas depending on the circumstances, impersonating a public official or passing oneself off as a licensed attorney when you are not, could be up to a third degree felony. 2-10 years in prison and up to a $10,000 fine.

WOW!!!

MrMasterMind · #**887** 07-08-2010, 07:58 AM

St Mark and Justin, God help anyone who takes the liberty to change my academic credentials on my personal website in reaction to an internet forum and without my knowledge or consent.

Doubt LS does it himself personally either, but come on guys. You honestly think he has people changing his site without him approving?

Get real.

DAII · #**888** 07-08-2010, 08:09 AM

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Originally Posted by MrMasterMind

St Mark and Justin, God help anyone who takes the liberty to change my academic credentials on my personal website in reaction to an internet forum and without my knowledge or consent.

Doubt LS does it himself personally either, but come on guys. You honestly think he has people changing his site without him approving?

Get real.

Much less if you have a world-wide ministry.

rgcraig · #**889** 07-08-2010, 08:12 AM

I am curious as to why some believe the truth should be avoided. If you are a true Christian, then it only makes sense to own up to the truth and make it right.

God help us to be transparent before you and your kingdom!

pelathais · #**890** 07-08-2010, 08:13 AM

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Originally Posted by MrMasterMind

St Mark and Justin, God help anyone who takes the liberty to change my academic credentials on my personal website in reaction to an internet forum and without my knowledge or consent.

Doubt LS does it himself personally either, but come on guys. You honestly think he has people changing his site without him approving?

Get real.

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Originally Posted by DAII

Much less if you have a world-wide ministry.

Just from the timing of the changes it does at least appear that whoever updates that Bio page either reads AFF or they have someone reading AFF for them and providing the details.

Maybe the admins should put the Google ads back up?