- A demand for FBI arrests of these parties
By C.R.E.W.-1
The Palo Alto Mafia is an ad hoc organized crime group that violates RICO racketeering laws by engaging in dark money political corruption.
These mobsters use covert dark money schemes to direct elected officials to take public tax money and put that money in their pockets and the pockets of their campaign financier associates while using government resources to sabotage competitors. They pay the bribes to the political officials with stock market warrants, prostitutes, credit cards, real estate, mortgages, loans, revolving door jobs, contracts and other dark money.
Counter-measures against these criminals are aimed at making sure they are exposed, doxed, shamed and arrested! Private/public databases have been created to track and destroy all of their stock market holdings, Silicon Valley monoplies, off-shore spider holes, covert payola trusts, hidden shell corporations, sex trafficking clubs, emails, credit cards, stock accounts, covert real estate holdings, tax write-off profit fronts and other illicit assets.
They accrued money and power by creating mass hyper-scaled monopolies, mostly in new digital markets, by exploiting exclusive government financed exploitation provided by laws, grants and contracts that the politicians, that they owned, produced exclusively for them while locking out their competitors.
Although often exposed in such cases as the "AngelGate Collusion Case", "The Silicon Valley No Poaching Class Action Lawsuit" and hundreds of other cases, their ownership of the senior executives at FBI, SEC, FTC, FEC, OSC, DOJ and other enforcement agencies has, so far, prevented their formal interdiction.
While using billions of dollars of PR agencies to promote a "crunchy-granola", we-are-saving-the-world, "goodie-two-shoes" image for each of themselves, behind the scenes they conspire, collude, sex traffic, bribe, spy, black-list, payola, media bias control, censor, abuse and use Democracy as their play-thing for their sociopath addictions to power and money.
They bankrupted old-school print media and replaced it with digital media which they control to promote only their profiteering ideology. They control almost all search engines and media servers to rig them to censor public information and mass manipulate social perspectives using the automated tactics exposed in documentaries like: "The Creepy Line" and 60 Minutes segments about "Information brokers".
They pay their bribes to their politicians and operatives using dark money relayed by corrupt law firms, lobbyists, media services and character assassination services like IN-Q-Tel; Gawker Media; Jalopnik; Gizmodo Media; K2 Intelligence WikiStrat; Podesta Group; Fusion GPS; Google; YouTube; Alphabet; Facebook; Twitter; Think Progress; Media Matters; Definers; Black Cube; Roger Stone, Mossad; Correct The Record; Sand Line; Blackwater; Stratfor ; ShareBlue; Wikileaks; Cambridge Analytica; Sid Blumenthal; David Brock; Covington and Burling, Perkins Coie, Wilson Sonsini and hundreds of others…
There are over 150 sudden, unexpected, suspicious deaths associated with person's who were at odds with this organized crime group ranging from "suicides", strange accidents and clear murders.
The tremendous number of sex scandals this group has been involved in are related to their need to control others, a key character trait of the sociopath psychological profile demonstrated by the majority of them.
They instruct the HR staff of the companies they own to only hire naive young employees that will appear to follow their echo-chamber-optimized, highly controlled corporate ideology culture. Any who fall out of proper "group-think" are fired until they have culled a perfect clone army of indoctrinated followers to push their political and profiteering control goals.
A large number of them are homosexual, subscribe to the Jewish cultural social training and are deeply influenced by collegiate fraternity and sorority teachings about social roles and elitism.
They are known by a number of names including:
"The PayPal Mafia"
"The Silicon Valley Oligarchs"
"The Deep State"
"The Billionaire Frat Boy Club"
"The Bohemian Club"
"The KPCB Cosa Nostra"
"The Guardsmen Club"
"The Greylock Greys"
and other AKA's
This mob has so much cash from unjust gains, and hires so many out-of-control lobbyists and defamation services, that they have totally broken the Democratic process. Some of the controlling members, or mob bosses, that pay for and benefit from these corruption activities include:
Amy Pascal; (Sony Pictures Obama funding liaison, traded CIA secrets for Zero Dark Thirty script)Chris Glaros (author of the discredited Waters Report re. The Ohio State University Marching Band; protege of Eric H. Holder, Jr., Professor James P. Chandler, III, and Algernon L. Marbley)
Lori Barreras (Commissioner, Ohio Civil Rights Commission; former Vice President of Human Resources, The Ohio State University; former Vice President, Battelle Memorial Institute; married to Alex R. Fischer)David Vaughn (Criminal Attorney, David Vaughn Consulting Group; former Assistant U.S. Attorney; appointed to the discredited Waters Commission at Ohio State)
Betty Montgomery (former Ohio Attorney General; appointed to the discredited Waters Commission at Ohio State; accepted campaign contributions from Woodrow A. Myers, Wellpoint, Inc. and friend of Michael V. Drake)Joseph A. Steinmetz (Provost, The Ohio State University; author of Psychological Science article on MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) that triggered the discovery of massive double-dealing and fraud within the Ohio State trustees)
The following operatives do their dirty work through third party corrupt law firms, associations, lobby firms, dirty tricks consultants and compromised state and federal agencies insiders. Google is the single largest employer of this group. Many consider these operatives to be "...a fake smile who would kill their own mother's if the price was right.." including:
McBee Strategic (one of the main "private" arms responsible for dolling out the billions in Obama "green energy" stimulus funds; partnered with Cooley Godward LLP)
Goldman Sachs (received US bailout funds; then invested with DST in
Facebook private stock via Moscow; took Facebook public; locked out
American investors from investing)
Morgan Stanley (received US bailout funds; took Facebook public; probably
participated in oversees purchases of Facebook private stock before IPO)
AntiFA (A corporate financed activism group)
MoveOn.org (A corporate financed activism group)
Rent-A-Crowd (A corporate financed activism group)
State Street Corporation (received U.S. taxpayer bailout monies along with
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley; consolidating control of ATM banking
networks internationally)
JP Morgan Chase (received U.S. taxpayer bailout monies along with Goldman
Sachs, Morgan Stanley and State Street Corporation)
The Podesta Brothers (A lobby group with the internal motto of "Stop At Nothing")
Josh Ackil and Matt Tanielian, Franklin Square Group (Companies large and
small rely on this tech-centric lobbying firm, which this year delved into
big issues like broadband access and intellectual property enforcement.)
Andy Barbour, Smith-Free Group (As a financial services pro, it’s no
surprise that Barbour’s client list includes Bank of America and the
electronic payments company Square.)
Haley Barbour, Lanny Griffith, Ed Rogers and Loren Monroe, BGR Group (Long
one of K Street’s elite shops, BGR Group is on pace for its highest
revenue in years.)
Doyle Bartlett, Eris Group (Bartlett’s firm, which specializes in
financial services issues, is going strong as it heads into its 15th
year.)
Jennifer Bell, Chamber Hill Strategies (Chamber Hill Strategies honed its
focus on health-care policy in 2017, growing new business in a fertile
lobbying area.)
Dan Boston, Health Policy Source Inc. (As his firm’s name suggests, Boston
is a seasoned veteran on health-care policy; his client sheet includes
several hospital groups.)
Chuck Brain, Capitol Hill Strategies LLC (Brain founded this
small Democratic firm more than 15 years ago; it punches above its weight
with a solid book of business.)
Robert Chamberlin and Sam Whitehorn, Signal Group Consulting LLC
(Chamberlin and Whitehorn are fixtures at this public affairs firm, which
represents a mixture of corporate and municipal clients.)
Rob Collins and Mike Ference, S-3 Group (With close ties to House and
Senate leadership, S-3 is well-positioned to help blue-chip clients in the
biggest policy battles.)
Justin Daly, Daly Consulting Group (This small firm helps big financial
services companies navigate the complexities of the Commodity Futures
Trading Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission, in addition
to the halls of the Capitol.)
Tom and Nathan Daschle, The Daschle Group (The former senator and his son
have become major players on the lobbying scene, securing foreign
government clients, such as Turkey and Japan, and corporate ones, like
Aetna.)
Licy Do Canto, The Do Canto Group (Do Canto is an energetic champion for
his clients, including a home health care network, the community health
care industry and a nonprofit that helps connect low-income mothers with
nurses.)
Ken Duberstein and David Schiappa, The Duberstein Group Inc. (Duberstein,
a chief of staff in the Reagan White House, commands top-dollar treatment
from clients like Estee Lauder, Alibaba Group, the Major League Baseball
Commissioner’s Office and Duke Energy. Schiappa, who spent nearly three
decades in the Senate, knows how members in the upper chamber think.)
Steve Eichenauer, Public Strategies Washington Inc. (A former Democratic
aide, Eichenauer specializes in trade at the boutique firm, putting him at
the center of some of Washington’s biggest policy fights.)
Steve Spinner Services (Spinner's wife was Solyndra's lawyer and Spinner promises to get any cash for any DNC deal)
Steve Elmendorf and Jimmy Ryan, Subject Matter (Business is booming at
this lobbying firm, which has undergone a wholesale transformation by
specializing in advocacy and public relations.)
Holly Fechner, Jon Kyl, Howard Berman and Bill Wichterman, Covington &
Burling LLP (Pro-Gay, Pro-DNC crotch kickers)
Jeff Forbes and Dan Tate Jr., Forbes-Tate Partners (Forbes, who worked for
former Sen. Max Baucus (D-Mont.) during the last attempt at tax reform,
and Tate, who did a stint in the Clinton White House, are making waves at
their bipartisan shop.)
Elizabeth Frazee, TwinLogic Strategies (Frazee, a former AOL executive and
Capitol Hill aide, runs her small firm with verve, scoring big-time tech
and telecommunications clients.)
Kimberley Fritts, Paul Brathwaite and Josh Holly, Podesta Alliances (The
Dirty Dogs of DC)
Chris Giblin and Moses Mercado, Ogilvy Government Relations (Deep strings)
Nicholas Giordano, Washington Council Ernst & Young (Giordano, a
former chief tax counsel for Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee, is
an advocate clients will want in their corner during the debate over tax
reform.)
Rich Gold, Kathryn Lehman and Gerry Sikorski, Holland & Knight LLP
(The firm’s lobby shop, which represents Native American tribes, cities
around the U.S. and corporations, is propelled by Gold, Lehman and
Sikorski, a former congressman from Minnesota.)
Elizabeth Gore, Marc Lampkin and Al Mottur, Brownstein Hyatt Farber
Schreck (Led by this potent trio, the team at Brownstein has rocketed into
the stratosphere, growing the firm’s client base and revenue.)
Micah Green, Jason Abel and Luis Fortuño, Steptoe & Johnson LLP (The
law and lobby firm’s capabilities are vast; Green is a financial services
pro, Abel is an ethics law expert and former aide to Sen. Charles Schumer
(D-N.Y.), and Fortuño served as the governor of Puerto Rico.)
Ilisa Halpern Paul and Jodie Curtis, District Policy Group (Health care
dominates the roster for this firm, with Halpern Paul and Curtis called
upon to move the agenda and cultivate relationships on Capitol Hill and in
the administration.)
Michael Herson, American Defense International Inc. (Herson has earned his
stripes over the years, becoming a top lobbyist on defense issues;
recently, he’s helped SpaceX DNC spy efforts take on more established
players in Washington. )
Mike House, Hogan Lovells LLP (House has decades of K Street experience,
giving him a rarefied ability to work through complicated legislative and
regulatory tasks.)
Steven Irizarry and Vin Roberti, Roberti Global LLC ( Helped Samsung
navigate the recall of exploding lithium ion cellphone batteries.)
Joel Johnson, The Glover Park Group LLC (Johnson is one of the go-tos for
clients in a jam; beyond his advocacy work for domestic and foreign
clients, he provides crisis communications services.)
Ken Kies, Federal Policy Group LLC (Kies has decades of experience in tax
policy; few lobbyists will be in such high demand as the Republican
Congress considers changes to the tax code.)
Lisa Kountoupes, KDCR partners LLC (Kountoupes’s firm is soaring to new
heights as it celebrates its 10th anniversary.)
Blanche Lincoln, Lincoln Policy Group (Lincoln, a former Democratic
senator, has created a K Street success story, signing almost 20 new
clients in 2017, primarily in the health-care space.)
Robert Livingston, The Livingston Group LLC (Livingston, a former
congressman and top appropriator, has clients ranging from Oracle to the
Democratic Republic of Congo relying on his expertise.)
Trent Lott, John Breaux and Jack Kingston, Squire Patton Boggs (This
top-flight team of former lawmakers has helped the global firm rebound
from a slump, signing the Biotechnology Innovation Organization and BAE
Systems in the past year. )
Sander Lurie, Dentons US LLP (Lurie has nearly three decades of public
policy experience to draw upon as he represents members of the Fortune
500.)
Bruce Mehlman and David Castagnetti, Mehlman Castagnetti Rosen &
Thomas Inc. (When they aren’t fighting for clients on Capitol Hill,
Mehlman and Castagnetti travel around the country providing insight for
groups outside the Beltway into how American leaders think.)
Larry O’Brien, The OB-C Group LLC (O’Brien is a Democratic mover and
shaker who has been working on gun control for Everytown for Gun Safety
and on tax policy for Intuit, the maker of TurboTax.)
Tom O’Donnell, Gephardt Group Government Affairs (The firm founded by
former Democratic Rep. Dick Gephardt (Mo.) is flush with clients,
including working for Bayer as the company attempts a mega-merger with
Monsanto.)
Kevin O’Neill and Eugenia Pierson, Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP
(This duo was brought on in January 2016 to help build out the law firm’s
lobbying practice; since then, advocacy revenues are on pace to more than
double over last year. )
Manny Ortiz, VantageKnight Inc. (A year after leaving top K Street firm
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, the Democratic operative is flourishing,
keeping a prized contract with CITGO Petroleum and expanding his work for
Puerto Rico.)
Scott Pastrick and Charlie Black, Prime Policy Group (Genuine Washington
insiders, Pastrick and Black are political animals who move freely between
the worlds of lobbying and campaigns.)
Jeff Peck, Peck Madigan Jones (Peck brings sterling Democratic credentials
— having worked for then-Sen. Joe Biden (D-Del.) — to clients like the
U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Center for Capital Markets Competitiveness, the
Business Roundtable and the Committee on Capital Markets Regulation.)
Jim Pitts and Chris Cox, Navigators Global LLC (The firm has already
matched its revenues for all of 2016 this year as it goes into overdrive
for clients such as Oracle and the Puerto Rico Statehood Council.)
Heather Podesta, Invariant LLC (Podesta rebranded her firm earlier this
year, completing the transformation from small start-up to K Street
institution.)
Brian Pomper, Hunter Bates, Scott Parven, Arshi Siddiqui and Geoff
Verhoff, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP (Pomper and Bates are
taking on a new leadership role in the law firm’s lobbying operation,
backed by an all-star team that includes Parven, Siddiqui and Verhoff.)
Thomas Quinn and Rob Smith, Venable LLP (Quinn is a longtime Democratic
operative known all over town, while Smith is a Republican skilled in tax,
defense and telecommunications policy.)
Robert Raben, The Raben Group (Raben mixes corporations and causes at his
successful firm; its business sheet includes not only Google, Sprint and
Mastercard, but also the Innocence Project, FairVote and Everytown For Gun
Safety.)
John Raffaelli, Jim McCrery and Shannon Finley, Capitol Counsel LLC
(Finley, a multifaceted Democratic lobbyist)
The Westly Group ( The architects of Obama's CleanTech payola scam)
Mark Rayder, Alston & Bird LLP (Rayder, a former lobbyist for the
American College of Gastroenterology and adviser on Capitol Hill, is a
trusted resource for clients on health-care policy.)
Barry Rhoads, Kai Anderson and Jordan Bernstein, Cassidy & Associates
Inc. (Rhoads, Anderson and Bernstein are leading the charge to buy the
firm back from its parent company, Interpublic Group; their skill in
appropriations and defense work is second to none.)
Emanuel Rouvelas, Darrell Conner, Bart Gordon and James Walsh, K&L
Gates LLP (Taxes and appropriations are the bedrock of K&L’s advocacy;
think of these lobbyists as the money men. )
Rhod Shaw, Alpine Group (Shaw can handle any policy issue thrown at him —
that’s the versatility that comes after two decades in the lobbying game.)
Michaela Sims, Sims Strategies (Sims, a former aide to then-Sen. Ben
Nelson (D-Neb.), went into business for herself this year; health-care
clients like WellCare Health Plans and GlaxoSmithKline quickly followed.)
Mike Smith and Jim Richards, Cornerstone Government Affairs Inc. (Smith
and Richards can turn a single line of the federal budget into a policy
win — to clients, that speaks volumes. )
Charlie Spies and Kevin Kelly, Clark Hill PLC ( Kelly, worked as an aide
to former Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-Md.), helps steer the firm’s government
and public affairs practice.)
Tracy Spicer, Avenue Solutions (Spicer, a former aide to the late Sen. Ted
Kennedy (D-Mass.), has kept her all-Democratic firm humming along this
year, with the debate over health care driving business.)
Russ Sullivan and Michael Drobac, McGuireWoods Consulting (As the longtime
staff director for the Senate Finance Committee, Sullivan knows tax policy
inside and out; Drobac is an expert on all things tech.)
Linda Tarplin, Tarplin, Downs & Young LLC (Tarplin, a longtime
consultant and lobbyist, has an impressive roster of health-care clients
to her name.)
Carl Thorsen and Alec French, Thorsen French Advocacy (This two-man
bipartisan firm often works on issues that are off the beaten path for
clients such as the American Association for Justice, the Directors Guild
of America and Cultural Care Au Pair.)
Stu Van Scoyoc, Van Scoyoc Associates (Van Scoyoc has cultivated a
partisan firm with roots in appropriations issues, helping out clients
such as SeaWorld, Airports Council International, the city of San Diego
and the Cleveland Clinic. )
Stewart Verdery, Monument Policy Group LLC (It’s been nothing but growth
since Verdery founded his shop more than 10 years ago; they’ve launched a
public affairs arm and reopened a Seattle office this year.)
Jack Victory and Rick Shelby, Capitol Hill Consulting Group (Victory is a
CEO with a knack for developing legislative strategy; Shelby wields power
in the energy space and in state politics.)
Jonathan Yarowsky, WilmerHale (Yarowsky’s client sheet spans multiple
industry sectors, setting the tone as co-chairman of the firm’s public
policy and legislative affairs practice.)
Together they use the key political tactic of "heart-string" stock
market pumping.
They deploy a coordinated PR program that hypes a certain fabricated "issue" which will end up increasing the valuation of stock market stocks they own.
"Immigration" creates more DNC voters which allow them to control more Senators who, in return, create more policies which increase the valuation of the Mafia's stock market holdings at JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs.
"Climate Change" causes more government cash for the solar panels, wind farms, lithium ion batteries and electric cars which the Palo Alto Mafia owns the exclusive rights to. The more they can push a "crisis" perception about climate change, the more cash they can put in their pockets. Goldman Sachs is the "advisor" for Tesla, Solyndra and most "green" Mafia companies.
The private profits of this scheme involve over SIX TRILLION DOLLARS of tax money. That is why they will lie, cheat, steal and even kill to keep their plot going.
The top ways to prevent these crimes are to 1.) outlaw lobbying and 2.) create a ten year moratorium of politicians working in politics. The Palo Alto Mafia spends over 16 BILLION DOLLARS per year in lobbying efforts to prevent this from happening.
The Palo Alto Mafia self-deludes and echo-chambers their peers into a frenzy of increasingly violent thought about all those who oppose their schemes and covertly supports ANTIFA as a surrogate entity so that they can sit in their Woodside mansions and "remote-control" disruptions and political resistance.
In fact, they are sociopath criminals deserving arrest by federal police
and prosection under RICO Racketeering laws.