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DAII · #**1231** 07-09-2010, 09:04 AM

By all accounts Kal Boora is a Legal Executive with ILEX

This email excerpt that I received from ILEX explains why he is not listed on the online directory as well:

Dear Mr Alicea

I can confirm that Kulwant Singh Boora is a Fellow of the Institute of Legal Executives and further that this means he is a Legal Executive Lawyer in the UK.

The directory on the website unfortunately does not include all Fellows, as in the past they have had the option to “opt out” of appearing on it: this option is in the process of being removed.

Regards

LN (name edited)

ILEX Professional Standards Ltd (IPS)
Kempston Manor
Kempston
Bedford MK42 7AB
Tel: 01234 845773
Fax: 01234 840989

pelathais · #**1232** 07-09-2010, 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Baron1710

The evidence seems to be pointing in this direction as to Bro. Wilson. It seems he the most he is guilty of here is poor judgment as to the character of KSB.

I agree. On a "going forward" sort of note, I am interested in seeing more information about the web of "colleges" and other "degree" granting institutions that are involved here and I'd like more information on the background of the major players.

It seems that there has been an attempt to target OP preachers and solicit them for fees in return for these bogus degrees. The fellowship has a right to know who these players are.

MrMasterMind · #**1233** 07-09-2010, 09:13 AM

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Originally Posted by pelathais

I agree. On a "going forward" sort of note, I am interested in seeing more information about the web of "colleges" and other "degree" granting institutions that are involved here and I'd like more information on the background of the major players.

It seems that there has been an attempt to target OP preachers and solicit them for fees in return for these bogus degrees. The fellowship has a right to know who these players are.

Perhaps Oneness scholars are more sensitive to trying to appear legitimate and credentialed, but I am not sure they were necessarily targeted. I believe this crossed denominational/theological boundaries, and is and shall be exacerbated by the confusion in accrediting agencies for Theological programs since they cannot be "regionally accredited" like most programs can.

But clue number one, if you pay money and get a doctorate degree in the mail 90 days later it isn't legit.

pelathais · #**1234** 07-09-2010, 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by DAII

By all accounts Kal Boora is a Legal Executive with ILEX

This email excerpt that I received from ILEX explains why he is not listed on the online directory as well:

Dear Mr Alicea

I can confirm that Kulwant Singh Boora is a Fellow of the Institute of Legal Executives and further that this means he is a Legal Executive Lawyer in the UK.

The directory on the website unfortunately does not include all Fellows, as in the past they have had the option to “opt out” of appearing on it: this option is in the process of being removed.

Regards

LN (name edited)

...

So, this does add some light to the question of why he would pretend to be calling from the UK to make his ... uh, "threats," only moments after answering a telephone in the United States.

He knows he has the ability to "act as a lawyer" in the UK but not here. My question still stands, Bro. Stoneking: Was Kal acting as your legal representative when he called members of this board?

DAII · #**1235** 07-09-2010, 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Baron1710

The evidence seems to be pointing in this direction as to Bro. Wilson. It seems he the most he is guilty of here is poor judgment as to the character of KSB.

I believe Brother Wilson and Lee Stoneking exercised poor judgment in trusting Kal who was a trustee with Dr. P. Bradley, also.

It would appear in my opinion and sources they were brought into the ICW and SEU by Kulwant and fell prey to the ease and allure of these mills.

TheLegalist · #**1236** 07-09-2010, 09:21 AM

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Originally Posted by ManOfWord

Sorry, can't respect an elder in error.

Wow... so anyone teaching Baptism for remission of sins... No respect! hmmm interesting!

pelathais · #**1237** 07-09-2010, 09:21 AM

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Originally Posted by MrMasterMind

Perhaps Oneness scholars are more sensitive to trying to appear legitimate and credentialed, but I am not sure they were necessarily targeted. I believe this crossed denominational/theological boundaries, and is and shall be exacerbated by the confusion in accrediting agencies for Theological programs since they cannot be "regionally accredited" like most programs can.

But clue number one, if you pay money and get a doctorate degree in the mail 90 days later it isn't legit.

Yes, and in fact the majority of "victims" would appear to have nothing to do with the Oneness movement. However, Kal Boora appears to be deeply embedded in this web of "schools" and he has several very direct connections with the Oneness fellowships, apparently being a Oneness writer himself.

He also appears to have some financial interests in promoting these "degrees." He is listed as serving as a "consultant" and "faculty" at several different diploma mills and other schools. When he "reaches out" with the offer of a "credential" or "degree" he is dragging a huge labyrinth of interests with him and a lot of this has involved criminal activity on the part of the schools and their administrators.

pelathais · #**1238** 07-09-2010, 09:22 AM

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Originally Posted by TheLegalist

Wow... so anyone teaching Baptism for remission of sins... No respect! hmmm interesting!

Take it outside, TL.

TheLegalist · #**1239** 07-09-2010, 09:25 AM

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Originally Posted by pelathais

Take it outside, TL.

hey... he talks about acceptance and then says that. Just bringing up a point he seems to be contradictive of in the past! Not arguing theology but a position he made HERE concerning this. It's a principle point!

DAII · #**1240** 07-09-2010, 09:41 AM

Another excerpt from my communications with ILEX. It discusses how one becomes an EL.

"Before being admitted as a Fellow, members must have five years of “qualifying employment”... This essentially means that they need to have been working in legal practice for five years... In the UK, most legal activities can only be carried out by solicitors or their employees, therefore generally most Fellows will obtain their five years qualifying employment working in a solicitors firm."

Of course, this means one can legitimately become an EL without a law degree.
It is part of the Old World tradition.