Integrity is one of the most important virtues of one’s actions on an internally consistent framework of principles and it is the “moral” of a person. Integrity can be expressed as personal honesty: acting according to one’s beliefs and values at all times.

A person is said to have integrity to the extent that everything he does is derived from the same core set of values. While those values may change, their consistency with each other and with the one’s actions determines the degree of integrity.

The 218 people, mostly Singaporean exposed by the Straits Times are using fake degrees, MBAs and doctorates from a dozen degree mills are people without integrities. The only motivation that is strong enough for them to flaunt it despite of being expose one day is….  money.

These people are going all out to make all the money they can, knowing that one day it will be exposed and if that judgement day come, they can afford to take the money and migrate to another country to live a new comfortable life.

Those who use fake credentials are intentionally using it to cheat the public into believing them so as be more prominent in their business. Do the maths, look at how much money they have looted and since there are no laws written against this action, they have nothing to lose except their “faces” which is worth the gamble for the exchange of money.

And one of the guys who added his name to the 218 list was an options trading trainer who often uses his love of god & family to entice people to his course. He sheepishly admits that he continues to use his doctorate as it helps to pave the way in business.

Until now after being exposed he said: “But I am thinking of dropping my doctorate title altogether until I complete the current PhD I am working on with the University of South Australia.” Does he mean that he will continue to use it if he is not exposed?

These are the scumbags that tarnish the name of the industry and the country. They are all out to make the money and no different to con artists and scams. This is a very selfish act as it is going to post doubtfulness onto others who are genuinely academically qualified.

“Integrity without knowledge is weak and useless, and knowledge without integrity is dangerous and dreadful” - Samuel Johnson

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At least 218 people, mostly Singaporeans, are proudly flaunting degrees, MBAs and doctorates from a dozen degree mills, including Preston University, Wisconsin International University, Paramount University of Technology, Kennedy-Western University and Rochville University.

This was uncovered by Straits Times checks on the Internet and trade publications, to find out how widespread the use of bogus qualifications is here.

Most of them are males and predominantly businessmen, professional trainers, private school lecturers and financial consultants.

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The Beijing 2008 Olympic Games have just ended with a spectacular closing ceremony but “One World One Dream” will continue to live on as it fully reflects the essence and the universal values of the Olympic spirit - Unity, Friendship, Progress, Harmony, Participation and Dream.

It expresses the common wishes of people all over the world, inspired by the Olympic ideals, to strive for a bright future of mankind. People of the world may come in different colors, languages and races, but share the charm and joy of the Olympic Games and together seeking for the ideal peace for mankind.

We belong to the same world and we share the same aspirations and dreams. “Through these Games, the world learned more about China, and China learned more about the world,” said Jacques Rogge, International Olympic Committee president, in his closing address.

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