Laser Threatens DOJ Embarrassment on Goldman Sachs/ Bain Cap. Cover Ups
It occurred to me, after being notified about the Department of Justice slapping the wrist of Goldman Sachs, for a mere $5 billion fine, as a result of Goldman Sachs duplicity in the mortgage crisis - that I've been going about getting justice the wrong way. Sure, beyond any shadow of doubt, Bain Capital and Goldman Sachs have done frauds in many federal cases; and there are many main stream and many more non-main stream articles about our eToys case saga. But going after crooks who only get slap on the wrist fines, through corrupt courts, has resulted in nothing consequential.
The problem is the Department of Justice's Selective NON-Enforcement policies!
So, being that I'm still hanging in this battle, even after 15 years of tyranny, cronyism and corruption. And, being that there are people dead around me. Along with my career being destroyed, my children's inheritance stolen and my family is already harmed. Why the frug'uck should moi worry about such bull chit as a retaliatory Department of Justice.
Instead - the Justice Department really should be worried about me!
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I know, your sitting there and saying "Laser's gone nutz" - no one takes on the DOJ. They can have some crook get immunity for planting stuff in your car (be nice if I had one). Or plant stuff in your room (Ha Ha,,, don't have one of them - either). Or they could plant stuff on your computer (terror/ pedo/ plots to overthrow).
After all, where am I going to seek asylum - Mississippi? ------------------- Sheesshh!
But, here's the thing. Crooks are going to be crooks, no mater what. How we are = supposed to = stop crooks, is going to the authorities. Yours truly has been doing that for over a decade. Only to find out that the resume of United States Attorney Colm Connolly states that Colm was a partner of Goldman Sachs and Bain Capital law firm - MNAT.
Of this, there can be NO doubt - it is now permanently archived on the Dept. of Justice Office of Legal Policy website.
(didn't even know that the DOJ had an "Office of Legal Policy"
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[font size=5] Laser Filed DOJ Complaint about
US Attorney Colm Connolly
Corruption Cover UPs
Protecting
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Upon being blessed by an Anonymous friend, in getting the Smoking Gun proof that corruption (by hidden conflict of interest crimes) was the real reason the Delaware United States Attorney (Colm Connolly - pic above who was partner of MNAT law firm) wasn't investigating and/or prosecuting Goldman Sachs & Bain Capital (the resume you see above). This is when yours truly filed a Time Stamped (each and every page - including the brief) Complaint with the Department of Justice Public Corruption Task Force in Los Angeles.
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DOJ Shuts Down
Public Corruption Task Force
and GWB's flying buddy - Tom O'Brainless
Threatens Federal Agents to Keep Silent
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OR ELSE!
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Romney's Bain Capital partnered with Goldman Sachs to deliberately destroy our eToys public company Those connections up there, and the hopes of becoming a millionaire by the GSachs/Bain revolving door, along with cowardice and other corruptions, is why this case is still being buried.
Federal agents and judges are outfight duplicitous in keeping the case under the rug, and away from (proper) federal investigation. And, as reported by the Los Angeles Times in its story "Shake-up roils federal prosecutors" - federal agents were threatened to keep silent, about the real reasons why.
As reported by Scot Glover;
Asked about the recent dismantling of a high-profile unit in the U.S. attorney's office in Los Angeles that specialized in public corruption cases, an office spokesman provided what some saw as a curious justification:
Eliminating the public integrity and environmental crimes section, spokesman Thom Mrozek said, would actually enhance the effort to prosecute such cases.
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YUP - the shut down of the Public Corruption Task Force was necessary - because there were NO public corruption cases to prosecute.
REALLY!
Puhhhhhllllleeeaaaassseeee....
PEOPLE ARE DEAD you betrayal of public trust/ arrogant chits - as a result of this arrogant willful blindness...
Threatening federal agents to keep silent - OR ELSE - is a frug'ing CRIME.... and massive billions in harms occurred - as a result of the apathy, willful blindness and outright duplicity of Colm Connolly and this US Attorney arsehole Thomas O'Brien (a GWB fly buddy)
L.A. Times reporter - Scott Glover - also noted that;
The lawyers described a meeting last week in which an angry O'Brien derided attorneys in the office for working too few hours, filing too few cases and for speaking ill of him to subordinates.
They said O'Brien also threatened to tarnish their reputations if they challenged the official explanation for the unit's dismantling in conversations with reporters. Members of the unit contacted by The Times either spoke on the condition that they not be named or declined to comment. Several said they wanted to talk about the situation but feared reprisals if they did so.
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Enough is Enough - of this Bull Chit
As noted above, people died as a result, in part, of the DOJ cover ups and corruption.
No longer doing Nothing is NOT an option for the Justice Department
If I have to go kick in their frug'ing door - I will.
Right now, I'm Tweeting DOJ and USAG Lynch - on a daily basis - to DO Something. Sure, unless they are out of their minds and someone hits retweet by acidently - only my few thousand followers are going to see the tweets.
But the fact of the matter is - bad guys hate the tuth being out there.
I'm on Diogenes quest - looking for one (just 1) honorable public servant.
And I will try my best to rock DOJ's world - until justice comes
Because its The DOJ's fault - someting isn't being done
just sayin....
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