So - a Native American is also a long-lost Russian Prince? Well, if mill-masters born in UK can be princes of Bunyoro-Kitara in Kenya, Africa (I think at least two are) then why not a Native American-Russian Prince? The two "White Princes" were given their princely titles by the REAL monarchs of these recognized traditional kingdoms. The monarchs were also accrediting schools, before the Government told them to stop. Apparently that exceeded the powers conferred on traditional monarchs by present Government. Those monarchs were enterprising. They knew the value of a buck. Still do, I'm pretty sure.
As for IUFS - International University for Fundamental Studies (St Petersburg, Russia) - it is known as a mill. The head of it all, I remember as a man from Sri Lanka who called himself a Mahatma - (a holy person or sage - e.g. Mahatma Gandhi) . He got his start offering lessons in "rocket science" (sic) in his native village. He has at least six unverifiable "doctorates" including one in "Satellite TV." Yes, I can see how IUFS, that "colourful" school would be fertile ground for Chief Swift Eagle. "Birds of a feather..."
In fact, when I last looked up IUFS, maybe 3-4 years ago, Chief Alexander Swift Eagle Justice was still on the Faculty List, years after his death.. He and I were the same age - I'm nearly 81 now. The Chief was 73 when he passed on, I believe. He was about as colourful as it gets. I envy him a bit, because I'm really dull... hopelessly so, in fact.
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As for IUFS - International University for Fundamental Studies (St Petersburg, Russia) - it is known as a mill. The head of it all, I remember as a man from Sri Lanka who called himself a Mahatma - (a holy person or sage - e.g. Mahatma Gandhi) . He got his start offering lessons in "rocket science" (sic) in his native village. He has at least six unverifiable "doctorates" including one in "Satellite TV." Yes, I can see how IUFS, that "colourful" school would be fertile ground for Chief Swift Eagle. "Birds of a feather..."
In fact, when I last looked up IUFS, maybe 3-4 years ago, Chief Alexander Swift Eagle Justice was still on the Faculty List, years after his death.. He and I were the same age - I'm nearly 81 now. The Chief was 73 when he passed on, I believe. He was about as colourful as it gets. I envy him a bit, because I'm really dull... hopelessly so, in fact.
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