Looking In The Mirror At His Own Reflection
Note from a reader:
I know that you have seen the news on Joe Paterno's death, but really, it is of no shock. I thought it was coming for weeks, the minute the news released that he had cancer, and then the broken pelvis.
I think the guilt of his own actions exacerbated his cancer, for sure. Just like [the late-UNR President Milton] Glick got backed into a corner with his own actions and decisions and suffered a stroke.
While it is true that both Glick and Paterno were up in age, it is the precise moments of what they were caught up in, is what brought them down.
Glick may have lived into his 80's, had he chosen a different path, and Paterno until his 90's. Toward the end of Glick's death he was alone in looking in the mirror at his own reflection.
I think that did him in.
UNR Administrators Lying, Spying, Manufacturing Evidence
Your webpage gives strength and courage to all of us who know EXACTLY what goes on at UNR.
It shares a common mission for faculty, students, and honest administrators, who know of or who suspect that all of these same sick tricks are going on in their own colleges and universities.
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The career criminalist college presidents and those they surround themselves with in upper administration, have sold their souls and will sell anyone's to preserve the destruction of the individual's rights on campus.
We have learned how far UNR administrators will go in lying to the media, manufacturing evidence, spying, and attempting to destroy computers with viruses to create fear.
Federal Prosecutors Unraveling Huge Corruption Scandal
Here is an article from Sunday's Las Vegas Review Journal that is worth a read. We pulled some tidbits:
Federal prosecutors have identified 75 to 100 co-conspirators, including judges, attorneys and former police officers, at various levels of a massive fraud scheme involving Las Vegas Valley homeowners associations, the Las Vegas Review-Journal has learned.
Some 25 to 30 targets of the investigation are taking plea deals that will ensure their cooperation in the prosecution of as many as two dozen high-level players in the scheme.
The long-running investigation appears to be entering a new phase at the hands of the Justice Department lawyers from Washington, D.C., who recently took over the case.
The shift came in part because of suspicion that the U.S. attorney's office in Las Vegas had stalled the investigation.
Read more as it also details corrupt federal prosecutors, a Las Vegas police officer's suicide (after being implicated), a death plot of a key lawyer involved, and more.
"End The Morale Busting Shenanigans"
Notes from readers:
You have been up against incredible obstacles and you are spot on.
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I hope Milton Glick comes to the realization of all of the problems that he has created and exacerbated by not telling the small and simple truths . . .
If he would just quit deceiving his staff, and using lawyers and police for morale busting shenanigans, he could end the cycle.
Doesn't he see where his and John Lilley's cycles of revenge have led to?
The use of the RGJ for manipulation purposes and phony PR needs to end.
If Glick would talk about the problems and ask for help, he could begin rectification in a flash.
Friends We Never Knew We Would Have
You have the full support of me and a whole bunch of people you've never even met.
Thank you! We also want to use this space to give a sincere thank you to our new friends at NBC. We appreciate your attention to this 'story'.
"UNR Is Slowly Removing A.D. Cary Groth's Teeth"
Shame on them! Karma will come back to haunt them and their families for the hell they have put you and the student athletes through. If these administrators have children, may they experience as parents what they have put so many others through.
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Nevada soccer is off to a rough 0-3 start. By all accounts they will be needing a new coach AGAIN after the season!
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"Stay Tuned Folks . . . !!!"
Note from a reader:
It is really interesting how you postpone "suspension of disbelief," on making the readers wait on Cary Groth and what is transpiring, and what she has pulled.
Was it all finally revealed and exposed in the in the courtroom...? Did something big happen at the regents meeting in Las Vegas...? Did the attempted virus that was captured lead back to the office of Groth...?
Is she so dumb and backed so far back into the corner, that she is pulling more shenanigans, criminal activities and fraud, even if the light of the NCAA and all these court cases when she should be keeping a low profile and her head down, and not making a single solitary move that isn't being watched...?
Stay Tuned Folks...!!!
"Wondering What Cary Groth Has Done This Time"
Wow!
Many of us who are following your blog are sitting on pins and needles to learn what Cary Groth has done this time. We are keeping our fingers and toes crossed that it is something that is very bad and very wrong according to the bits and pieces you are posting on your blog.
That poem that you cited was very telling also.
If the University and Athletic Officials are aware of this, we wonder if they are following proper protocol, we think not, knowing how that corrupt place does business.
Sounds like you have the goods and that this horrible Athletic Director will soon be gone. What a wonderful Christmas that would be for so many of us!!!
That athletic department is a disgrace and that will not change until Groth and many others are gone.
Bank On It: Groth "Will Be Leaving Her Post" Very Soon
Note from a reader:
The last two blogs are excellent.
The Banquet of Consequences was "right on." I kept trying to think of a Thanksgiving Day Wish, but nothing came up as appropriate and poignant as to which you blogged concerning Cary Groth.
I am assuming that she will be leaving her post in the not so distant future. She has been rifted. I hope this means you are getting your position back through the courts.
The meeting in Las Vegas with Marc Johnson was a good piece "under the lenses" to see what transpires.
Campus Police - The Private Police Force To College Presidents
Note from a reader:
I have been waiting 13 years for an article like, "On Campus, A Law Enforcement System To Itself."
The New York Times exposed the campus police, and what they are and can be capable of, beautifully.
I hope the readers take it to heart that there is a false sense of security on college campuses. Just because there is the Clery Act, it doesn't mean the campus police abide by it.
I have told many persons, you would not believe how corrupt the University of Nevada is, nor would you necessarily believe ONE incidence of campus police being the private police force to the college president.
I hope that this helps the general public to wake up.
