Holder’s Leadership In Stevens Case Should Be Extended To State Bar Conspiracy

 

Holder: Leadership Should Be Extended To Help Victims Of DOJ Wrongdoing

On April 1, 2009, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder took a much needed first step to addressing the abuse of power by federal employees by dismissing the indictment against former Alaska Senator Ted Stevens.

“[I]n twenty-five years on the bench,” trial judge Emmett Sullivan said, “I have never seen anything approaching the mishandling and misconduct that I have seen in this case.”

 

Bersin: Unprecedented Use Of DOJ Resources To Fix Federal Case For Personal Friend

As reported by The Justice Project, a Washington, D.C.  prosecutorial watchdog group founded by John F. Terzano, “The Stevens case demonstrates that a culture has developed in which prosecutorial abuse of power occurs – even in the most powerful and well-funded office in the nation. This policy review reveals that

Russoniello’s Vision Impaired By Career Choices And Political Tampering

Russoniello: Fails To See Viewpoint Of Victims Of Government Wrongdoing

According to network CEO Phil Stimac, San Francisco U.S. Attorney Joseph Russoniello’s vision is being impaired by career choices and political  influences.

Grossman: Evidence Suggests Federal Lawyer Is Morally And Psychologically Deficient

“Russoniello is only attentive to the needs of his federal clients and superiors in Washington, D.C.” Stimac said. “He thinks the Northern District’s justice system is only about them. To that end, he will cross any line and inflict any amount of suffering on the citizens he serves. He is totally closed-minded to the fact that among the hundreds of thousands of federal employees, there could be even one rotten apple, like the “Ted Bundy” lawyer.

“This is not only evident because of the undeniable incriminating documents in The State Bar Conspiracy, but by Russoniello and U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder’s refusal to meet for even ten minutes with victims who are the intended congressional beneficiaries of federal statutes they enforce.”

“Yet,” Stimac added, ” Russoniello, Holder

Government’s Code Of Silence Has Roots In Mafia Tradition

Carlo Gambini

Oh, the sweet smell of omerta – that code of silence which prohibits mafiosi from betraying their comrades. The penalty is death. Even if you were framed, you are expected to serve your time in silence and not rat out on your friends.

Joseph Russoniello

You can smell it everywhere these days – in the clerk’s offices of our federal courts where incriminating pleadings disappear like out-of-date resumes; in federal agencies, U.S. Attorneys Offices and state bar headquarters. It even fills your nostrils when San Francisco U.S. Attorney Joseph Russoniello actually takes one of your phone calls. That has only happened to me once in six months, even though I am the intended congressional beneficiary of federal statutes he has exclusive jurisdiction to enforce.

The term omerta first came into usage in the United States in 1963, when Joe Valachi testified about Mafia activities before the United States Congress.   When applied to judges, court and government employees, it

Do Government Officials & Famous Mobsters Share Hidden Personality Traits?

 

 

 

Charles "Lucky" Luciano

Network CEO Phil Stimac has undertaken a research project to determine if government officials like Alan “Smilin’ Al” Bersin and George “Mad Dog” Kennedy share personality traits with famous mobsters.

 

Alan "Smilin' Al" Bersin

“This project is in its infant stages so I can not and have not arrived at any conclusions; nor should any visitor to this site,” Stimac said. “This is an academic project with a purely scientific approach.  I plan to compare Bersin and Kennedy’s involvement in The State Bar Conspiracy to

Holder Declares War On ADA Whistlebowers

ADA Whistleblower Denied Access To Federal Office In S.F. To File Complaint

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder has declared war on lawyers who represent individuals under the Americans With Disabilities Act [ADA]. This new White House approved policy is motivated by the Attorney General’s attempt to cover up fraud and failures in the administration of ADA by his Civil Rights Division.

Civil Rights Chief Named In Plot To Weed Lawyers With Hidden Disabilities Out Of Legal Profession

The Civil Rights Division is headed up by Assistant U.S. Attorney General for Civil Rights Tom Perez.  Mark Kappelhoff serves as Section Chief under Perez of DOJ’s Program Review and Coordination Section.

Although Kappelhoff’s Section is funded to administer Executive Order 12250, ADA lawyers and whistleblowers have found fraud and dereliction going back to the Reagan years.

As part of a well-orchestrated scheme with U.S. Attorneys Offices and state bar associations, DOJ is retaliating against them to further cover-up agency dereliction by weeding them out of the legal profession.

Church And Justice Department Officials Use Similar Disinformation Tactics

Bishop Francis Mugavero With N.Y. Mayor La Guardia

Every Sunday morning near Shea Stadium, a group of pilgrims gather to honor the life of Veronica Lueken.  From 1970 until her death in 1995, this Roman Catholic housewife claimed to have had regular apparitions from the Virgin Mary at Bayside, New York.

I don’t know whether the Virgin appeared to Veronica or not. I’ve read the six volume texts of the messages and believe they contain timely information about the critical times we live in.  In addition to warnings about the threat to America from drugs, violence, pornography and corruption, they contain insights about geo-politics, secret societies and the take-over of our nation’s fiscal policy by international bankers.

Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio

Having sued federal agencies, top government officials and had  dozens of requests for information under the Freedom of Information Act thwarted, I was curious about the approach the Brooklyn Diocese took in ruling the apparitions  lacked authenticity.

U.S. Attorney Joseph Russoniello

I wrote to Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio and requested a copy of the official investigative report. Upon examining it, I found remarkable similarities between the way Catholic Church and U.S. Department of Justice officials control and manipulate  information.

Brooklyn Bishop Francis Mugavero led the investigation and wrote the final report.  I was shocked to see he neither interviewed

DOJ Section Chief Detached From Realities Of State Bar Conspiracy

Main Justice Bldg. Washington, D.C.

A letter dated May 5, 2010 and bearing the reference “WH 735879″ has become a critical piece of evidence to show patterns of racketeering in The State Bar Conspiracy, according to Network CEO Phil Stimac.  In it, Robert Moossy, Jr.,

When Does Obama’s Failure To Act Meet “Enterprise-In-Fact” Test?

President Barrack Obama

In Boyle vs. U.S. 452 U.S. at _ [2009], the United States Supreme Court rejected the notion that an ascertainable structure was necessary  to find an enterprise-in-fact for purposes of the federal RICO statute.  Notwithstanding Boyle, Network CEO Phil Stimac believes the organizational structure of the U.S. Department of Justice, coupled with the flow of information between the White House, the Main Justice Building and the U.S. Attorneys Office in San Francisco supports a finding of the existence of an enterprise in the State Bar Conspiracy.

This site is under construction.

Note:  Phil Stimac is not a licensed attorney. The above information is for educational purposes only. Individuals seeking legal advice should consult their local bar association referral service.

Is Holder Protecting Dem’s Big Campaign Cash Cows?

Testifying before a congressional appropriations committee this week on the Justice Department’s FY2011 budget, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder didn’t have anything to say

Do Feds and State Bar Meet RICO “Enterprise-In-Fact Test” Under Boyle vs. U.S.?

Main Justice Bldg. Washington, D.C.

A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision has made it easier for State Bar members to understand the kinds of relationships which give rise to claims under the federal RICO statute.  State Bar members who sue the U.S. Government are  well aware of what happens when opposing counsel flash their federal badges under the noses of State Bar lawyers.

Holder: Balks On Investigation

Russoniello: Member, State Bar of California

Instead of defending their members and the integrity of their organization, they run with their tails between their legs.

Such organized infiltrations of a state bar association may create an enterprise-in-fact under RICO. In Boyle, __ U.S. __,  the Court rejected the argument that an enterprise required a formal and ascertainable structure and