Dear Member of Congress,
I am a Whistleblower who exposed billions of dollars in waste, fraud & abuse and other violations of the law in the U.S. federal government. My life was destroyed by the corrupt government officials named below.
I am writing to you today to provide a comprehensive simple solution to help all whistleblowers eliminate corruption in the government. There are six simple low-cost accountability steps that Congress can take now to protect all whistleblowers and eliminate government corruption.
DO YOU WANT TO HELP?
For blowing the whistle on corrupt government officials, I was retaliated against by:
The current Special Assistant to President Trump Rosemary Lahasky & Labor Inspector General Scott Dahl Case# DC-1221-16-0227-W-1/ John Stuart Edwards v. Department of Labor
The current National Labor Relations Board Chief Information Officer Prem Aburvasamy & Inspector General David Berry Case# DC-0752-17-0467-I-1 / John Stuart Edwards v. National Labor Relations Board, and
The former Department of Defense Inspector General Jon Rymer Case# 121468 / John Stuart Edwards v. SAIC
If you click on the above links for each case, you will find an abundance of documentary & testimonial evidence that I believe proves beyond a reasonable doubt that these three Executive Branch Inspector Generals committed high crimes and misdemeanors. It is blood-sport in the federal government today for corrupt bureaucrats to abuse the broken Freedom of Information Act and deceive the courts in order to bankrupt whistleblowers and destroy their lives.
Delay, deny, hope you die is the government’s strategy to kill whistleblowing, and it works.
After a successful military and private sector career, I took a job as a data scientist to conduct investigative research inside the government. My job was to examine government operations and technologies to understand why the U.S. government costs so much to operate and fix it.
For over 15 years, my field research would take me from the depths of the Pentagon to DHS and DOL and finally to the NLRB, a literal alphabet soup of government agencies.
In my work at the Department of Defense (DoD), my job was to assemble teams of data scientists and technologists to gain access to databases of all security classifications across the entire department with orders to create financial accountability. In the history of the country, the DoD is the only organization in government that cannot pass an audit. My whistleblower complaint to Inspector General Jon Rymer – Case# 121468 exposed major Antideficiency Act violations and fraud schemes carried out by contracting officers and executives and Board members at a major defense contractor including the former Secratary of Defense Robert Gates. I uncovered billions of dollars in waste, fraud and abuse and cast sunshine on how they conceal their crimes by ensuring that the DoD never passes an audit. I blew the whistle on that beginning in 2010, and it is still happening. Read How the Defense Department Famously Completed – and Failed – its First Financial Audit in 2018.
In that case, the laws passed by Congress did not protect me and a lot of you agreed. Here’s proof of your Bi-Partisan interest.
At the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), I was the Lead Modernization Architect for the national E-Verify system. My job was to design and modernize that system for comprehensive immigration reform. My work was interrupted because Congress failed to pass comprehensive immigration reform. No matter. Anish and I left the system ready to scale. We both left the agency before we could be retaliated against after witnessing all the corruption going on there. Want to get to the ‘true bottom’ of corruption at DHS? Find out how often carpeting and office furniture is replaced, and work up from there. It’s easy. The people with the most money to waste in government always flaunt it.
At the Department of Labor (DOL), I was fired by former Secretary of Labor Tom Perez for reporting systemic discrimination against African Americans. Here are two sentences from my testimony to give you a sense of the severity of his crimes.
“I swear before God that I personally witnessed eight highly competent African American federal employees be denied promotions and assignments that would enhance their careers. I was ordered to remain silent while a black woman was treated like a wild animal and herded into subservient jobs for many years because of the color of her skin.”
Special Assistant to President Trump Rosemary Lahasky became involved in my case after her appointment by President Trump and she is carrying the torch to protect Tom Perez who went on to become the Chairman of the Democrat National Committee. The Department of Labor case is still awaiting a quorum at the Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB). The MSPB has been shut-down since President Trump took office in January 2017, because the Senate won’t confirm President Trump’s nominees. There are over 2500 cases awaiting action now, and many of those cases are whistleblower complaints like mine that could take many more years to be decided.
Delay, deny, hope you die is the government’s strategy to kill whistleblowing, and it works.
My whistleblower case against Chief Information Officer Prem Aburvasamy & Inspector General David Berry – Case# DC-0752-17-0467-I-1 was won in court in May 2017. I kicked their ass. Since that case closed, new evidence shows a nexus between the Department of Labor and the retaliation I suffered at the NRLB connecting the two. That evidence is going to be introduced in the Rosemary Lahasky & Labor Inspector General Scott Dahl case when it goes to trial.
Oh. One more thing.
All three corrupt Inspector Generals have only one single thing in common. They were all appointed by President Barack Hussein Obama II.
DO YOU WANT TO HELP?
- Confirm nominees for the Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB) and restore a quorum.
- Protect whistleblowers who report fraud, waste and abuse by enacting legislation that guarantees reimbursement of all legal expenses for anyone who makes a protected whistleblower complaint in accordance with the law.
- Punish whistleblower retaliation by enacting legislation that makes retaliation a crime and imposes mandatory prison sentences for anyone in government convicted of whistleblower retaliation.1
- Reform the Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency—which oversees IGs at federal agencies by making it a crime to conceal lawlessness by its members.
- Fix FOIA by adding criminal penalties for violations of the Freedom of Information Act for government officials that illegally withhold information from the public or alter official records prior to release.
- Vote for Term Limits to end government corruption by calling an immediate vote for Senate Joint Resolution 1 & House Joint Resolution 20 to amend the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of terms that a Member of Congress may serve.
By taking these six simple low-cost accountability steps, Congress can restore dignity & respect to a government that has so much corruption today. If you don’t act now, perhaps some future generation will read this and then they will know what to do, if we still have a country.
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