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University of Nebraska 1964-68 - B.A. (Bachelor of Arts), majors in English and Political Science (pre-law), minor in Chemistry.

Stanford University Law School 1968-1971 - J.D. (Doctor of Jurisprudence). Teaching Assistant, Criminal Law. Book Editor and Assitant for the late Professor John Kaplan.

University of Nebraska Law School 1972 - Project on Appellate Court Delay (a project with the Nebraska Supreme Court).

Arizona State University Law School 1973 - Project on Law Enforcement Policy and Rulemaking (writing Model Rules of Procedure for the police departments of 25 major US cities).

University of Kiel 1974-1979 - Visiting Fellow, Law, Institut für Ostrecht. Baltic. Russia. Divided Nations. Latvian Supreme Court decisions 1918-1940.

University of Trier Law School, FFA International Law Faculty, 1998-2003 - teaching Anglo-American Law Legal Research and Legal Writing to ca. 200 students per semester, with 20 student assistants.


I was offered a professorship at age 24 and turned it down because I thought I did not know enough yet and needed to learn more. I have kept learning and am not so impressed by what we know, but by what we do not know - and I continue to be amazed by academicians thinking we know so much that it blinds them to the evidence available showing that we know less than we "profess".

I have been in too many university environments to have anything other than a very sceptical view of academia and academics. Life is a lifelong process of learning. Academics is only a small part of that process. There we learn circumscribed, specialized knowledge taught to us by specialists knowledgeable in the small niche of their profession.

Each person in academia should of course be given due respect for the work which has been invested in an academic career and for the academic achievements attained, but the holders of academic titles should be aware that certain fields of knowledge involve areas of study for which no ranks and no titles exist and for which no courses of studies are or can be offered. The area of "decipherment" falls into this category.


Best in the World - Ever
The Ancient Sculpted Art


Decipherment of Ancient Records

Before writing there was scultping


I am the best in the world - ever - at what I do, which is decipherment work. I am taking and explaining things which millions of men and women and thousands of scholars and experts before me did not explain and were not capable of explaining. I am pointing e.g. to megaliths - seen prior to me by millions of people - and I am showing the obvious of what they have missed.

My field includes the vast discipline of prehistory and I show conclusively that ancient man could write - but he did not write as we do - he wrote in pictures. Sculptures on earth and in stone were his medium and figures in relief were his message. These force us to change our views of history.


The Ancient Sculpted Art was an art that went back thousands of years prior to what we normally call "the invention of writing". For many years, the mainstream scientists - enclosed in their world of print - made a cut-off at about 3000 BC claiming that we knew nothing about our ancestors prior to this date, since man could not write until the days of the Sumerians and Pharaohs. Everything prior to that date was allegedly "lost".

But this view was seriously in error. Men had been sculpting and shaping the world around them for millennia before the invention of writing. They had left us many messages, which thus far we have ignored, and which I am resurrecting.


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