If I Were a Gambler

Anyone Want to Take my Bet?

   A funny thing happened the other day while I was looking for a job; I just happened upon an advertisement for a Dean of Academics job at one of Gulen's schools. Actually, to be more precise, there were two advertisements (for the same job) on two different Internet sites. One advertisement required a science, math, or computer degree, while the other was not quite as specific. I guess the authors of the two ads were not on the same page (bad pun).

   That in itself is not of great interest, but what is -- is the fact that when you go to school's website (Horizon High School Columbus), you will see that the Dean's spot is visibly absent except for the word "Mr." Now that tells me that the position is going to be held by a male, and it is my guess by a Turkish male, under the age of 40. And to really go out on a limb, I predict that the spot will be filled by the school's current "Special Projects," coordinator -- who I suspect may be applying for a green card as the Dean of Academics. After all, we know that it would be impossible to find an American -- over the age of 40, and a woman to boot, to take that position.

   Who cares that there are thousands of unemployed American teachers in Ohio, and how many more thousands across the United States, that I suspect are very qualified to be a Dean of Academics? Nope, not those guys, they want to put one of their "boys" in there and tell our government that they will pay them the prevailing wage of $75,000 (less the annual amount they have to kickback to Gulen's money collector -- see the Tuzuk section for that explanation), because they just can't find a qualified American to fill the spot.

   The job closes on January 31, 2010. I encourage any qualified administrators that are looking for a Dean of Academics position to apply. Better yet, apply and see if they actually call you for an interview. But best of all, see if my predictions come true.

   So here's my challenge to Gulen's schools -- send me the name of any American woman over the age of 40 who is, or ever has been, a Dean of Academics at any of your schools. I predict the list does not exist.

And as a side note, the Turkish guy that was named in Sagnak's deposition (can be found on this website), just happened to land the Dean of Academics job back at Horizon Denison as of January 2010. Go figure, first he applied for a Green Card as the Science Department Head (although he was teaching at another school at the time and when he did transfer to Horizon Denison, was the "Special Projects Coordinator (like the guy in Columbus). But if you remember, Sagnak had applied for his Green Card as the Dean of Academics (although, he was really the Director). Gosh I wish those guys would get their stories straight. I know it gets confusing, but apparently our government is not too confused because they continue to give these "fibbers" Green Cards.

   Like I said, if I were a betting woman, I hedge my bets on the fact that there has never been an American female, over the age of 40 (or any age for that matter), in the position of Dean of Academics in any of Gulen's American schools. Further, I would put my money on the fact that the position in Columbus will be filled by the "special projects manager, or the counselor."

   And lastly, if I were to place a bet, I would place a million on red -- that our government will continue to allow Gulen's schools to steal school funding monies (via the Tuzuk), violate EEOC laws, and continue with immigration fraud and tax evasion practices.