|
flying mouse |
nature of droppings |
humiliators |
humiliators'
employers |
date |
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Halliburton
Conoco-Phillips
General Electric
Vice President Richard Cheney |
supporting terrorism. |
Leslie Stahl
William Thompson
Police and Fire-Fighters
Roger Robinson
David Peterson |
60 Minutes
New York City Comptroller
New York City
research firm in Washington
Arizona State Retirement System |
Jan. 25, 2004 |
|
Halliburton |
overcharging Pentagon. |
Wyatt Andrews |
CBS News |
Feb. 02, 2004 |
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North Korean leadership |
developing nuclear weapons and lying about it.* |
My Students |
 |
Feb. 04, 2004 |
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Founder of Pakistani nuclear weapons program,
Abdul Qadeer Khan |
developing nuclear weapons, and proliferating
these into Iran, Libya and North Korea.* |
My Students |
Feb. 04, 2004 |
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Exxon must pay $4.5 billion |
for Exxon Valdez oil spill |
Judge Holland |
Supreme Court |
Jan. 28, 2004 |
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|
Vice President Richard Cheney |
still on Halliburton payroll, one million
dollars-per-year |
Robert Bryce and Julian Borger |
The Guardian of the United Kingdom |
March 12, 2003, still available on Feb. 08,
2004 |
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Car financing industry |
creating systematic over-charging of customers |
Duane Overhold
Jim Acosta |
former car salesman
CBS News |
Feb. 12, 2004 |
|
Environmental Protection Agency |
"knowingly using unreliable data when it
denied a petition to halt the use of sewage sludge for fertilizer." |
David Lewis
Erica Werner |
fired EPA whistleblower
Associated Press/CBS
News |
Feb. 05, 2004 |
|
Department of Energy--nuclear weapons
factories and research laboratories
Linton Brooks, head of the National Nuclear
Security Administration |
inadequate security
|
Ed Bradley
General Accounting
Office
Richard Levernier
Matthew Zipoli
Charles Grassley
Chris Steele |
60 Minutes
Federal Government
demoted within
Department of Energy
fired from Lawrence
Livermore National Laboratory
United States Senate
suspended from
Department of Energy, Los Alamos security |
Feb. 12, 2004 |
|
Plum Island Animal Disease Center |
inadequate security
release of bacteria |
Michael Christopher Carroll
Jennifer McLogan |
author, Lab 257
CBS local news |
Feb. 16, 2004 |
|
Wall Street's Mutual Fund Industry--Janus,
Bank of America, Invesco, etc. |
insider trading after bell- closings in
anticipation of opening prices as these respond to the interim news |
Noreen Harrington
Bob Simon |
whistleblower, mutual
fund industry
60 Minutes II |
Feb. 18, 2004 |
|
New York State Attorney
General Eliot Spitzer
Dean Faiello |
issuing a
physician-certificate without a license to Faiello resulting in alleged
murder of bank analyst Maria Cruz |
Greg Gittrich
Jonathan Lemire
Leo Standora |
The New York Post
 |
Feb. 19, 2004 |
|
Sal Sodano, CEO Amex
Peter Quick, Amex
President
American Stock
Exchange Membership Co. |
Sadano will receive $22
million dollars
Quick will receive annual salary and bonus
totaling $1.1 million, & $1.5 million for negotiating Amex from NASD.
|
Jenny Anderson |
Feb. 24, 2004 |
|
North Korean Prime
Minister Kim Jong II
United States Democratic Party's John Kerry |
Is it possible the Prime
Minister is awaiting presidential election of a democrat before
negotiating termination of nuclear arms program? |
Peter Brooks |
senior fellow, National
Security Affairs at the Heritage Foundation, and writer for The
New York Post |
Feb. 24, 2004 |
|
Dale Hilpert, CEO
Footstar |
Hilpert worked two
months, and will receive $6.1 million in pay and bonuses if predictable
bankruptcy filing occurs this week. |
Paul Tharp |
The New York Post |
Feb. 24, 2004 |
|
Pentagon
Raytheon |
Military ignored obvious
defects in Patriot missile system manufactured by this company at a cost of
$6 billion. |
Ed Bradley
Air Vice Marshall Tony
Mason
Robert Riggs
Joseph Cirincione
Phillip Coyle |
60 Minutes
British Parliament
advisor, British military
Dallas, Texas KTVT
Congressional
investigator
former Assistant
Secretary of Defense |
Feb. 24, 2004 |
|
United States Senate |
Their stocks outperform
market. |
Deborah Brewster |
msn.com |
Feb. 25, 2004 |
|
Bridgestone/Firestone
United States
Transportation Department |
Manufacturing tires
"catastrophic tread separation" tires cleared by government. |
Sharyl Attkisson |
CBS News |
Feb. 26, 2004 |
|
New York State Attorney
General Eliot Spitzer
Dean Faiello
(see Feb. 19) |
Attorney and prosecutors
compromised investigation thereby allowing Faiello to continue medical
practice which led to Cruz's murder. |
Pablo Guzman |
CBS Local News |
Feb. 27, 2004 |
|
Prince William
Haiti's Aristide |
Latter is Uranium smuggler
promoting the terrorism regime of the former. |
 |
Feb. 26, 2004 |
|
Staples
CBS News & 60 Minutes
Westchester County
Bar Association Grievance Committee Chair, Robert P. Dohn |
Participated in harassment of
me before and during overthrow of Aristide. |
Feb. 26, 2004 |
|
Thomas Butler |
convicted of signing bogus
research contracts and improperly shipping bubonic plague overseas.
Sentenced to two years. |
? |
FBI
Texas Jury |
Mar., 2004 |
|
Sandy Weill, Citigroup
Stan O'Neal, Merrill
Lynch
Jimmy Cayne, Bear
Stearns
Hank Paulson, Goldman
Sachs
Ivan Seidenberg,
Verizon
Gary Forsee, Spring |
annual pay-packages--$16
- 44 million.
 |
Nancy Dillon |
The Daily News |
Mar. 23, 2004 |
|
Bush and Clinton Administrations |
ignored obvious terror
threats |
Richard Clarke |
former top
counter-terror official of this Administration and author of bestselling
book about the debacle. |
Mar., 2004 |
|
New York State Judges |
fixed elections |
Jeremy Creelan
Richard Schwartz |
New York University's
Brennan Center for Justice
The Daily News |
Mar., 2004 |
|
Qwest CEO Richard Notebaert |
received 2003 pay raise; $1.4
- 4.0 million in salary and bonus. |
----- |
Reuters |
April 04, 2004 |
|
ChevronTexaco Corp.
 |
Net income rose from
$1.92, to $2.56 billion this last quarter of 2004. It refines oil in
North America, the U.K.,
South Africa, the Philippines, and Central America. This company had
$6 billion in cash as of March 31, 2004. |
Joe Carroll reporter, Robert
Dieterich, editor |
Bloomberg.com |
May 01, 2004 |
|
Phillips Petroleum
Chevron
Texaco
Arco
GREKA Energy
Saba Petroleum |
All United States companies
doing business with Chinese
oil/gas
companies without any interest in human rights issues. |
? |
Stanford.edu: "Swimming
Upstream; Foreign Oil Companies in China" |
September 19, 1999 |
|
Riggs Bank of
Washington, D.C.
governments of Saudi Arabia and
Equatorial Guinea |
failing to place/follow money laundering
safeguards. |
Mark Felsenthal |
Reuters
msnbc.com |
May 13, 2004 |
|
Shell Oil |
shutting down refinery
in Bakersfield, California earlier than expected to boost gas prices.
 |
California Senator
Barbara Boxer
Attorney General Bill
Lockyer
whistleblowers who
complained to the Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights in Santa
Monica. |
Associated Press (author
anonymous)
Oakland Tribune (author
anonymous)
Federal Trade
Commission (official anonymous)
State of California
|
May 19, 2004 |
|
Hollywood celebrities |
financing terrorism |
David Wright |
National Enquirer |
May 22, 2004 |
|
Queens Councilman Alan
Jennings
Council Speaker Gifford Miller
Top counsel Tom
McMahon |
alleged sexual
harassment and conspiracy to intimidate alleged whistleblower-victim |
Saphora Lifrak
Frank Lombardi |
lawyer on council's legal
staff
The Daily News |
May 28, 2004 |
|
Martin Grass, Rite Aid's
ex-CEO |
one of the largest cases
of accounting fraud in history of corporate America, as well as obstruction
of justice |
Sylvia Rambo
David Voreacos |
Federal Judge
The
Daily News |
May 28, 2004 |
|
Archer Daniels Co. |
settled price-fixing case by
agreeing to pay $400 million in penalties |
plaintiffs of civil
class-action lawsuit |
 |
June 17, 2004 |
|
Richard A. Grasso, former
chairman of the New York Stock Exchange |
received $250 million in
benefits and compensation possibly in violation of New York's not-for-profit
law |
those who pressured New York
State Attorney General Elliot Spitzer to file the action one year after his
resignation. |
May, 2004 |
|
Khartoun government of Sudan |
possibly encouraging new
genocide in Darfur. |
Physicians for Human Rights
Marc Lacey, The New York
Times |
June 24, 2004 |
|
Army Spc. Jeremy C.
Sivits |
received maximum
penalty for perpetrating abuses of Iraqi prisoners. |
United States Military |
May 19, 2004 |
|
Two 19-year-old Marines:
Andrew Sting and Jeremiah J. Trefney |
pleaded guilty to Iraqi
prison torture practiced NOT as part of an interrogation, but to satisfy
power hunger. |
June 03, 2004 |
|
J. P. Morgan Chase
Bank One |
$70 billion lawsuit
filed concerning distribution of monies to shareholders |
 |
Shareholders |
July 01, 2004 |
|
Chinese Government |
530,000 freely rally in
Hong Kong demanding democratic freedoms |
Chinese citizens |
July 01, 2004 |
|
Sir Peter Davis, chair
of J. Sainsbury, Britain's oldest supermarket chain |
heavily criticized for
receipt of £2.5 million/$4.55 million bonus despite companies poor 2003
performance. |
Those who were critical |
July 01, 2004 |
|
eight oil giants |
received subpoenas from
Floridian investigators concerning gas-pricing methods. |
Florida's Attorney General and
Attorney Genrals of Vermont, Ohoi, Pennsylvania, Alabama and Nebraska
gaspricewatch.com
starbanner.com |
July 03, 2004 |
|
President George Bush |
Issued 19 pardons during his
presidency to those convicted of fraud. |
United States Justice
Department The
Associated Press
msnbc |
July 07, 2004 |
|
Bernard J. Ebbers,
former chief executive officer of MCI, formerly known as WorldCom |
Allegedly borrowed $408
million for personal usage and guaranty his financial obligations to third
parties. And allegedly masterminding $11 billion in accounting fraud
which led to MCI's bankruptcy. Mr. Ebbers plead
not guilty to charges of
conspiracy, securities fraud, etc. |
MCI as plaintiff
Bloomberg News
The New York Times |
July 10, 2004 |
|
CSX Railroad
Federal Department of
Transportation
Tennessee Department
of Transportation |
Decade long failure to
respond to excessive fatality rates at crossings. |
Parents of victim,
Hilary Feaster
whistleblower, Terry Cantrell
journalist Walt
Boganich |
Tennessee Department of
Transportation
The New York Times |
July 12, 2004 |
|
Riggs National Bank
former Chilean Dictator
Augusto Pinochet
Equatorial Guinea
(uranium and oil mining country)
Exxon Mobil
Amerada Hess
Marathon Oil |
Allegedly
co-conspirators in money laundering
 |
Timothy l. O'Brien of
The New York Times
Senate sub-committee on
investigations |
July 15, 2004 |
|
finance minister
Emmanuel Ndindabahizi, finance minister Rwandan government in 1994 |
helped finance 100 day
genocide of 800,00 Tutsis and moderate Hutus |
The
New York Times |
July 16, 2004 |
|
Sankoh, leader of rebels
against people of Sierra Leone
Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi |
co-conspirators in
genocide perpetuated between 1991 and 2002. |
war crimes court of
Sierra Leone |
 |
June
-
July 2004 |
|
Britain's blue-chip
engineering group, Weir |
rescinded denial it made
payments to Sadaam Hussein as part of its participation in the United
Nations food-for-oil program. |
British Courts and
Terry Macalister of
The Guardian |
July 23, 2004 |
