The UN Women (Introduction)

America cannot remain a great country if it surrenders to moral decay masquerading as national interest.

A diplomat appointed to the United Nations sets out for New York carrying the dreams and aspirations of his people. Those ambitions, the hope for a better future will arrive to these shores and converge with a quite arsenal deemed essential by the FBI for the protection of this nation from enemies foreign and domestic. Its origins, achievements and failures are shrouded in secrecy. It is the anti-thesis of the American ideal. It is justified as serving a noble purpose yet it uses the most deviant of methods. Its rational is to secure the interests of this nation by managing the ambitions of others - be it friend or foe. It is rooted in the oldest profession and draws from a toolkit that includes deception, seduction, romance, love, sex and anything a particular result may call upon. It caters to the very exclusive circles where power and consequence reside - the playground of the FBI’s corps of women who work the United Nations in New York.

Somewhere in a nondescript building in Florida exists a vault that contains a library of pictures, videotapes, taped conversations, love letters and communications to and from persons of interest - diplomats, emissaries, politicians, their spouses, their relatives, friends and every persons in their circle of influence. It’s a warehouse of sorts, a repository of things that could change the fortunes of a nation.

ELICITATA | It may have started innocently, a pleasant conversation that led to a warm friendship. Then, a disclosure of personal hardship, to which you offer an expression of concern. An invitation follows - lunch seeking your advise that leads to a dinner some other time and eventually an invitation to her home. There would be a very pleasant dinner, some wine and very thoughtful conversation. One thing leads to another and then you both find yourself under the sheets making passionate love. Unbeknownst to you, the place was a virtual studio full of eavesdropping equipment - a voyeur’s paradise and your every action filmed and every sound recorded.

PROXYMAS | All of the above except the person being recorded is someone other than yourself. It would be someone you care deeply about - a girlfriend, a fiance, a wife, a daughter, a sister or a mother. The best use for this technique is to sow discord in the  target’s family by showing a film or pictures of the person in embarrassing situations. This was used by the FBI on their fight against Martin Luther King Jr. They sent a tape to Mrs. King.

PHONEYSIAN | A variation of both. The only difference is that the persons on the tapes were look-alikes, body doubles and whose conversations were overdubbed by voice actors.

CARAEZY | They literally make you appear crazy. A clinical diagnosis is not required.

The tricks contained in the UN Women’s bag of tricks is as boundless as her imagination, limited only by how much preparation and work she would like to put into it. Based solely on my observations such activities are directed principally to do the following:(1) to neutralize, (2) to control and (3) on rare occasions to elevate the stature of an individual. The subject of how they do it is a whole new book entirely, which I will not attempt to write about here. This is a blog, so I will limit the pieces to what I have experienced as the recipient of the Bureau’s operations.

The very first time that I had an encounter with a UN Woman is very difficult to pinpoint. However, I have my suspicions. I have had an interesting life thus far full of fascinating individuals and situations that were so extraordinary that one might think it was contrived. I can say this much, though. The Bureau’s activities intensified after I started making noises about the FBI’s mis-adventures. The clean-up operations, distinct from the criminal investigations and the counterintelligence work started in earnest right after I became homeless at the end of ‘07. Their mission: To completely discredit me and place in doubt everything that I may say about them in the future.

The best way to discredit a person is to arrange for them to develop a mental illness. If that isn't successful, the next best thing is to make the target appear crazy. An effective way to do so is by association. It doesn’t matter whether you are afflicted with mental illness or not. If you are in a group of head cases and you are not wearing a doctor’s lab coat, you might as well be one because birds of the same feather flock together.

Early on during the introduction phase of the approach, a UN Woman would make sure I am aware of a persistent neurological or psychiatric problem. Off course, the affliction is not easily apparent but reinforced by other people telling me about an event they’ve witnessed confirming the diagnosis. This serves to do two things. First, it excuses the seduction as poor judgment. Second, it creates an impression of an easier prey. And when properly used on an unsuspecting victim, it's much like a Vesuvius without the warning. The effects of the massive eruption is devastating and complete.  

On the next posting, we feature the stories of the women themselves:

Wine 'O
Nut’ So Fast
Southern Confort
‘Bout Cigars
Box O' Chocolates 
Waldorf Hysteria
Oldies But Goodies
Italiannaah
And the others.

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LAST UPDATED: August 30, 2011 - 214PM

The California Jamboree

… the Bureau’s analysts had assessed that I was involved in a California-Mexico drug syndicate. Then, as luck will have it, in 2007 a distant relative, Antonio Lagdameo was appointed Philippine Ambassador to Mexico, giving fuel to the conclusion that there was also a narco-political conspiracy.

The 14th race of 2004 at the fabled Spa-Franchorchamp in Belgium was the venue for one of the greatest achievements in motorsports. There, after placing second in the race, Michael Schumacher entered a rarefied field of drivers who’ve held the Formula One Driver’s Championship Trophy aloft in celebration. It would be his 7th World Championship title and the 5th that he brought home for Scuderia Ferrari F1.

It was a great day for Ferrari and Shumi fans around the world.

A group of FBI agents from the New York Field Office had been reviewing a tape that will certainly require them to travel to California on official business - to investigate. From the tape, they’ve been able to determine a number of useful things. The subject is a resident of California and was placed on the FBI’s list after arranging real estate loans for a former member of the Mexican Mafia who was in foreclosure. The fact that there are two field offices in California (Los Angeles and San Diego) that were in closer proximity and knew more about the Mexican Mafia than any other field office in the country, was of little consequence. New York is one of the oldest field offices in the entire FBI and have considerable expertise in international matters. They are the home to the United Nations.

Every other weekend a ritual would play itself out, celebrating man’s mastery over his fear of speed, the boisterous roar of powerful fine tuned engines, magnificently beautiful machinery and a circuit somewhere around the world that was purposeful for competition. It was something he looked forward to every other Sunday. The tape showed him rising from a comfortable chair to pay respects to the winner’s national anthem. The tape was a compilation of such moments, repeated many times. And there was one he rose to more times than the others - the German national anthem and then the Italian national anthem that followed immediately after. He did so not just on a few occasions, but on every instance he witnessed his favorite team finish first place. There were many - 56 victories in 7 year and on many of them the subject stood for the national anthem and to the victories of Michael Schumacher and Scuderia Ferrari F1.

AT THE FBI - NEW YORK FIELD OFFICE
Agent #1: Ok, so we have a guy rising to the anthem of Germany - hundreds of times. Maybe a neo-Nazi case. Even that’s a stretch. Fine, we have many of those loonies on our database. What else?
Agent#2: That’s the German and the Italian national anthem.
Agent #1: I understand that. But the Germans never changed their anthem after Hitler burned himself to a crisp.
Agent#2: Listen to this tape of his mother ranting about how the Jews treat the Palestinians in Israel. We also have something on his cousin saying some very incendiary things towards the Jews after a Jewish man married his ex-wife.
Agent #1: That’s flimsy stuff coming from an experienced federal agent.
Agent #2: Work with me here. The guy’s middle name is Lagdameo - as in the former Insular Treasurer of the Philippines; as in the former Philippine Ambassador to Washington; as in the Philippine Ambassador to Mexico. See the connection? Mexican Mafia and the Ambassador to Mexico? His father is the spokesperson for the Mayor of Paranaque a major city in the Philippines. Some of our analysts think the Mayor has the potential for higher office. He’s got friends and former schoolmates whose families are in places of power. The fact is, we don’t know what we have here. We have to put boots on the ground and find out for ourselves.
Agent #1: How about the LA and San Diego Field Offices?
Agent#2: They’ve been working on this for years and have put together a task force to look into possible criminal ties. They’ve gotten nowhere. This is more than a criminal investigation now, though. Drugs might be flowing through several countries and money being laundered and passed around for any number of reasons, not the least of which is for political influence and other purposes. We have assets in the Philippines, Mexico and Germany ready to assist us. This is a full-blown international investigation.
Agent#1: Counterintelligence?
Agent#2: Actually, both. But we have access to anyone we need to talk to anywhere in the diplomatic service through the foreign service and other back channels. I’ll package this up and present it at the next meeting. We’ll probably have to make a trip to the OC, in California.
Agent#1: Ca-li-for-na-A. I hear it’s good this time of the year, there. You know anything about sunscreen?
Agent#2: Not really. Why?
Agent#1: I’m curious what SPF I will need for the hot Cali sun, and should it be Banana Boat or Coppertone?
Agent#2: Check you out, dude. Hahahaha ...
Agent#1: Hahahaha … Yeah, but don’t forget whose idea this was, duuuude.

With that meeting, the “The California Jamboree” descended on my family and I. It will bring together a diverse group of law enforcement personnel from New York and other parts of the country as far east as Florida. The FBI has a notoriously macho culture that validates, if not encourages, rogue-ish actions when exacted on criminals, actual or perceived. As a result, the investigation degenerated into exactly the abuses that the framers of the constitution had guarded against, requiring the passage of the “Bill of Rights”, specifying at which point the government’s actions become lawless.

The implications of a wider narco-political conspiracy spanning three continents was a product of fiction - a story made up by the FBI to justify a clean-up operation after I uncovered highly incriminating evidence against them. The saying goes, “the best defense is a strong offense”. The actions that followed were vicious even by their own standards. A plan was hatched that included a “control scheme” using entrapment, economic sabotage and highly sophisticated forms of “black mail” to direct my actions and avoid a civil rights action. This accounts for the unusual manner in which I lost “all” my attorney product and discovery materials, including my Apple Mac G4 computer that stored much of the information. This also accounts for why I have lost everything I own.

On the strength of a transaction that I arranged for a self-confessed former Mexican-Mafioso named “Curly”, the Bureau’s analysts made the assessment that I was involved in a California-Mexico drug syndicate. Then, as luck will have it, in 2007 a distant relative, Antonio Lagdameo was appointed Philippine Ambassador to Mexico, giving fuel to the flawed analysis that said there exists a narco-political conspiracy. Acting on that information, the FBI stepped up their disruptive operations and by December 2007 I was effectively homeless evicted from my own house by the OC Sheriff’s Department.

From beginning to end the whole thing was a shameful farce. They used diplomats and political operators with whom I had relations or friendships with to justify the investigation - connecting a convicted drug-runner that I helped out of foreclosure to a complex conspiracy only the FBI can think of. Then, using recordings from relatives who were critical of Israeli policies towards Arabs and the German national anthem they stoked racial insecurities to elicit a strong reactive response. So effective it was, in fact, that I encountered some of the meanest people I have ever met in my life. And with their guns and badges, they came to work in the “Sunshine State” to exact “cruel and unusual punishment”.

PODIUM AWARDS - GERMAN & ITALIAN NAT ANTHEM F1 MONZA 2006

INFORMATION
Salvador Lagdameo - A distant relative who was Former Insular Treasurer of the Philippines
Ernesto Lagdameo - A distant relative who was the Former Ambassador to the USA
Antonio Lagdameo - A distant relative who is currently the Ambassador to the UK / Northern Ireland. He was also the Former Ambassador to Mexico & of Spain.
Nelson Lacambra - Robert’s father who is the Press Secretary to Mayor Florencio Bernabe Jr., of Paranaque Philippines
Jun-Jun Reyes - A childhood friend whose father is the Former Press Secretary for the President of the Philippines
Ramon Mitra Jr. - A schoolmate whose father served as the Speaker of the House, Philippines

LAST UPDATED: AUGUST 24, 2011 - 1151AM

The FBI Radar: How I got on it.

In my case, the FBI was simply doing something for the sake of doing something. They were engaged in just about every act of amateurism and incompetence that could have been conceived for their line of work. Many of their people appeared to have been learning on the job. That’s not the way to protect this country.

It was the mid-90’s and the mortgage business was close to hitting its peak. Capital America Corporation, the mortgage bank and brokerage that I established in 1993 was finally beginning to make a little bit of money to pay the bills. At the time, interest rates had been on a sharp decline and deals were easy to have if you just showed up at appointments. In the many years that I was in the industry, I developed a reputation for being able to structure very tough deals. I became a specialist in doing loans for self-employed individuals. Basically, if you could not show documentation for your income, I was the man you came to see. The industry developed an innovation they called the “No Income Qualifier”. All you had to do was tell me how much money you made a month and if the underwriter believed you, you had a loan. It was lucrative, stimulating and it brought me my share of interesting clients. This was one such client.

The introduction was inauspicious enough. He came into my office in Mission Viejo, CA saddled with a very tough problem. Two of the three coastal properties he owned in Laguna Beach were in foreclosure. A renter at one of the properties had not paid in months, causing him to use up his operating capital and fall behind on all his mortgages. What’s more, he didn’t have a traditional source of income and nothing on his credit report to show a borrowing history. He didn’t even have a bank account when I first met him.

His name was Donald “Curly” Castro, a self-confessed former member of “La Eme” - the Mexican Mafia. Over the length of time that I worked with him, I got to hear stories about his not so ordinary life. He once told me that he was an ex-convict having served a 12-year sentence for drug-trafficking. Except for the death of Enrique Camarena, a DEA Agent who was executed in Mexico by drug lords, he never mentioned anything that would alert me to a violent nature. In fact, he mentioned that he was once cellmates with Michael Milken, former bond trader at Drexel, Burnham, Lambert in a minimum-security prison. People who end up in the Camp Snoopy of prisons generally do not exhibit violent tendencies.

The Bureau keeps an extensive list of businesses and people who they suspect are members of organized crime. Because of his criminal past, “Curly” was certainly on that list and my association with him raised all sorts of red flags. They thought I may have been an enabler, potentially involved in money-laundering piles of narco-cash that the drug-lords have sitting in warehouses. It was an easy connection to make. The drug lords had cash and I was in the mortgage banking business. Whether “Curly” was in foreclosure or not meant nothing to the Bureau, just that I may have the capacity to move their money into legitimate investments. In one transaction, I became a person of interest for the Bureau’s criminal division.

How I got to be investigated by the counterintelligence division is complicated, baffling and an abuse of taxpayer’s dollars. It is an example of how a group of people could exaggerate a threat scenario, selectively tailoring information to justify a particular outcome, in this case so that they can move residency from one state to another and enjoy a lower cost of living. There aren’t very many parts of this country you can move from that have a higher cost of living than Orange County, California. Someone just had to have a bite of the “Big Orange”.

Counterintelligence operations usually have a much longer timeline than criminal investigations, requiring significant resources and personnel. So, someone had to sell the idea to the higher-up at the Bureau to get the operation and commensurate assets approved. A number of elements had to have been present for that to happen. First, I had to have ties to a foreign country, particularly with individuals who have or may have political clout presently or in the future. Second, someone at the Bureau had to have made the assessment that I posed a potential risk to this nation’s national security. Third, they discovered credible and verifiable information that could place me in a position of influence to create such conditions. Fourth, and perhaps the most actionable, is the potential for a criminal enterprise to fund a political career and acquire influence in government.

The Bureau’s culture may explain the reason why the investigation was conducted in the manner that it was, requiring both the criminal and counterintelligence divisions working the case separately. In his book The FBI: Inside the World’s Most Powerful Law Enforcement Agency, Robert Kessler spoke about the chasm that exists between those two disciplines. He wrote:

For the most part, criminal and counterintelligence people do not mix socially. Criminal agents tend to view counterintelligence people as lazy and timid. Counterintelligence agents look at criminal agents as dumb and low class.

Inter-departmental rivalries in areas of government dealing with national security concerns are an unacceptable risk to this nation. Even more threatening is the possibility that the Bureau may be woefully short on talent when it comes to threat analysis. In a business where a single flawed interpretation of information may cause considerable damage to the nation, it is something that should not be taken lightly. All we have to look at is the 9-11 attacks on New York where the FBI failed to connect the dots that overwhelmingly pointed to an imminent terrorist attack. The direct effects of 9-11 on our current economic state a decade later is debatable. However, it’s immediate effects could not be denied. The first day of Wall Street opening the markets saw the DJIA decline by 684.81 points, wiping out significant amounts of wealth. Entire industries (i.e. Airlines, Travel, Insurance, Agricultural, Small Business etc) experienced devastating declines in business. The attacks also placed this nation on a path that would bring her to two expensive wars and long-term foreign entanglements.

The OC Task Force was primarily organized to conduct an investigation into my alleged criminal ties. Then, based on poorly analyzed information, a team mostly from the New York Field Office with counterintelligence expertise was organized to investigate my business for national security reasons. From what I am able to gather, the OC team was not informed of the NY presence until very late in the investigations. (The reason for New York’s involvement is much deeper and emotionally charged, however. That will be discussed on the next installment of this series entitled “The California Jamboree”.)

The FBI has considerable resources to follow-up on even the tiniest shred of information. They are able to create complex data maps that could give them a macro perspective on matters they are investigating. From my stand-point it is very difficult to say what is contained in their investigative file. It’s also doubtful that I’ll be able to get all the information that I will need when I finally bring them under the jurisdiction of the federal court through a civil action. Government objections based on immunities protecting sensitive information and identities of their personnel are very hard to overcome in court. So, relying on conjecture I arrived upon a number of conclusions.

When it comes to shaping public opinion about individuals or companies they are investigating, no organization has more resources at its disposal than the FBI. Usually, when they release intercepted phone conversations to the press it’s in the form of sound bites, with neither context nor a fair opportunity for the subject to explain what was heard until during the trial months into the future. The releases are often one sided and sympathetic to the government’s case. By the time the case goes to trial, a negative and difficult to restore public image has already been created.

The FBI’s use of specially crafted information when soliciting the help of an individual is even more effective. Nothing feeds a person’s sense of patriotism more than getting a call from the world’s most powerful law enforcement agency asking for assistance. Unfortunately, there is no way for anyone to tell whether the FBI is feeding them false information or if they were making conclusions based on flawed or poor analysis without checking the information themselves. In the eyes of Americans, they are the FBI. They are the best and they simply do not lie. Unfortunately, that assumption is patently false.

The counterintelligence division have a wide range of discretion when it comes to operational and tactical matters. Furthermore, they have a culture that allows a “We are the good guys, they are the bad guys” mentally when investigating an individual or group. From what I have personally experienced, the FBI can do just about anything as long as their actions are protected by immunities or are completely deniable. They can lie, cheat, steal, fabricate, sabotage and cause hardship to other people, to the detriment of an individual’s constitutionally guaranteed rights.

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Last Updated: August 18, 2011 - 1133AM

The Whistleblower

A cantankerous press, an obstinate press, a ubiquitous press must be suffered by those in authority in order to preserve the right of the people to know. (Judge Murray I. Gurfein)

The introduction is usually a whistle and it's rarely a tune that I could recognize. Sometimes it's just a string of musical notes meant to get my attention. It's my queue to take notice and get a dose of entertainment from an undercover FBI agent who prances around the Neighborhood Cup or wherever I am at the moment. It’s a way of telling me that the Bureau considers me a “whistleblower”. It also says that they are keeping tabs on me - watching.

The whistling episodes are a rather comedic part of my day whenever it happens. More than that, it is a diversion, a caustic proclamation betraying the clarity of thinking that exists at the FBI. For one, I was never employed nor have I ever been an instrument of the Bureau. Describing me as a “whistleblower” is a mischaracterization. I am, by all accounts, an advocate with legitimate constitutional grievances. But since it is doubtful that someone in government would give me powers to conduct an independent inquiry, my contribution will be to show how antiquated, decrepit and perverse “Hoover’s Old Bureau” has become.

Retaliation is a mild word to use in describing what I have experienced. I really do think the FBI would rather see me silenced and 6 feet under. Over the many months, I have been the subject of heckling, name calling and veiled threats. I have been physically threatened and forced into altercations and actually assaulted. (VIEW POST-ASSAULT VIDEO) The harassment continues to this day and has no sign of ending any time soon. But that’s actually a boon to our efforts as it shows that we are making people very uncomfortable. That is our job.

The press is called the “4th Estate” for it’s role in society as the unofficial fourth branch of government. Its primary purpose is to inform and educate people. That includes reporting official malfeasance, waste, inefficiencies, abuse, corruption and all other governmental improprieties. Thus, it also serves an essential part in the system of checks and balances that insures power is not concentrated in any one particular branch.

Social networking platforms and other net-centric technologies play an important role in advancing liberties. It makes it easy for people to tell unflattering stories about their government and leaders. Even major news outlets encourage their viewers to post videos about subjects of interest on their sites. Unfortunately, what is easy to share digitally is also easy to alter, censure or completely block.

The FBI has in their employ some of the finest computer engineers trained by the best schools in the world. Do you think that they may be in the practice of blocking access or altering digital information that is critical of them? I can assure you that they are. I have experienced some of the strangest things happen to my computer and its digital content. Sometimes I would discover errors in my writing that were so elementary I could not possibly have done it. After correcting and sometimes re-correcting the mistakes, a visit to the page days later would show the same error. That is only one of the many ways that the FBI tries to marginalize my work. Nothing speaks about a person on the world wide web more than bad speller who is prone to atrocious grammar.

Just one of such examples appeared on our Picasa Album where the title for the DA of Orange County Tony Rackauckas was mispelled. Notice that the title says “Distric” instead of “District”. The registry on the top also reflects the same, showing very sophisticated digital capabilities.(VIEW DIGITAL BREAK-IN PIC) There have been blocked emails - both incoming and outgoing, confirmed only after senders asked me if I have received the transmissions. Such activities are violations of the First Amendment of the US Constitution. And there are many of such digital break-ins that we will divulge on another blog dealing specifically with this issue.

The biggest haul in their attempt to suppress my activities occurred around October 2010 when my Apple G4 laptop, Nikon digital camera and other attorney products were stolen at the Neighborhood Cup as I stepped away. In my legal fights, that was certainly the most disruptive as the computer contained a substantial amount of my legal writing that is very difficult to reproduce. I have since been able to replace the computer but not the camera.

Through economic sabotage, they were able to take into their possession very difficult to produce and expensive attorney and discovery products contained in storage facilities that I have lost through evictions - Public Storage on Cabot Road in Laguna Niguel and Aliso Viejo Storage on Journey in Aliso Viejo. I have also lost trial binders, discovery materials, stationery and office equipment stored in two cars - a 1998 Chrysler 300M and a 1988 Dodge Ram 350 that were both towed under suspicious circumstances. The contents were never retrieved because of the prohibitive cost and my inability to arrange for storage. Being homeless, all that I can carry on myself are two bags.

All the statements made herein are allegations until proven by a showing of evidence. In civil actions, unlike criminal proceedings, the standard is a preponderance of information. But if our allegations are true, the government has violated my right to free speech and of the press; my right to unreasonable searches and seizures; my right to equal protection of the law; and my right to due process. In other words, they have effectively turned my little corner of the world into their version of a Banana Republic - an act made respectable only by their federally-issued guns and badges.

So, at the end of our search for the perfect criminals there will emerge the highest person in the chain-of-command directly responsible for this monstrosity. And when we do, we will know who the #1 Banana is in this atrociously misled and misguided operation.

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LAST UPDATED: AUG 12, 2011 - 754AM

Lacambra Fiasco: Introduction

Whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it, and to institute new government. (Thomas Jefferson)

I am a blogger and an advocate for justice. Except for those high-minded years when the US Constitution was being crafted by our nation’s forefathers, there could be no better time for a person like myself to live. YouTube, blog sites, digital cameras, digital-voice recorders and new technologies that place in the hands of individuals the ability to document events also now have the power to question, debunk and to reveal the truth. We are one such group - we tell the Americans what the government does not want them to know.

It was never my intention at first, but I was drawn to what is now becoming my life’s work after I experienced deprivations of my own, claimed upon me by the criminal-justice system. As I searched for answers, I discovered that I was actually a subject of an investigation that included a task force comprising certain elements of the FBI, DEA, OC Sheriff’s Department and the Costa Mesa Police Department (The Task Force). My amateur investigative efforts and their very sloppy law-enforcement techniques helped me arrive upon this conclusion.

At first, their work was very shoddy, conspicuous and loud, which prompted me to ask questions. But after a while the difference in the quality became noticeable. That was also when I was able to confirm that it was the FBI I was dealing with. In the middle of their investigation they shifted teams from one adept in criminal work to one that worked in counter-intelligence. That was when the most difficult days of my life began. Mysterious things started happening to me, things that left me with no ability to attach the blame on any of them. They were disruptive, incredibly destructive and in most instances invisible. It was work that was shrouded in deniability - the hallmark of intelligence operatives.

Fortunately, not all of them were that proficient in their chosen profession. It only took one of them to blow the cover on all the others on their team. I didn’t need to discover all of them. I only had to discover one unwitting individual, one who by definition is a disgrace to their organization. It took patience, but by a stroke of sheer luck, they made a most bewildering mistake. They attempted to cover-up their past misdeeds. That’s when the traps that I had set started working effectively.

There can be no question. I am dealing with very proud and powerful organizations. At almost every turn I have been thwarted by their disruptive activities in my battle against them. Unfortunately, the peril this nation faces is the fact that these individuals feel they have a mandate to carry on with their business in such a wayward manner and with complete impunity. They seem to have been blinded by the numbing work of apprehending criminals that they freely abandon their oath of office. They willingly cross the line to join their foes in defacing the Constitution just so they can prosecute them.

Defending the Constitution is not only an obligation but a distinct privilege for those who reside in this great country. It defines what it means to be patriotic. Every person that has taken arms to defend this nation has done so to protect the US Constitution and her promise of “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness”. Asking the government to make an accounting of their actions is an important aspect of a democracy. It is at the very heart of this nation’s founding principles - to question authority and expel from any office those who’ve committed transgressions against her. Accordingly, we invoke, in relevant parts, a passage from the First Amendment which provides a way for us, the people “... to petition the government for redress of grievances”. Clearly, a civil action is only one part of this entire process. Legislation will most certainly be required to prevent such wrongdoings from being perpetrated again in the future.

Despite my apprehensions, I actually can’t wait to get this and other actions we are preparing filed in court. It will require every ounce of financial resources that I don’t have. It will tax me physically and emotionally and deprive me of many things. But I do not shrink from it nor do I mind the deprivations because it is something I chose for myself. It is my freewill that I exercise and not the whim of a person with a gun and a badge with misguided notions about authority.

I expect to experience every legal trick to be thrown at me. If you don’t believe me, read my blog about Lacambra v. OC Sheriffs, where the case was unilaterally and without prior notice transferred to a different jurisdiction - violating the 6th Amendment of the US Constitution. Every case that have been filed, thus far, included trickery and deprivations thrown in by the opposition, but more on that later as it is another action that is in the works.

This series is called “The Lacambra Fiasco” very simply because it is becoming just that - a full-blown fiasco that was the product of a gross miscalculation. This is the result of the unmitigated arrogance by members of the “Task Force” who expected a lowly individual to surrender at the first sign of hardship. This individual is now severed from every important relationship he’s had, financially bankrupt and homeless, yet he plots along with no sign of stopping. It will define what the word fiasco really means.

The Lacambra Fiasco is also your primer to the upcoming consolidated court action. We are certain the “Task Force” will seek a blanket gag order from court, citing security reasons and to protect the identities of their assets. Unless the violation is egregious enough and shocking to the conscience, we will make every effort to protect their identities.

Much of what we allege here are based on our own unfinished investigative work. Every attempt at getting formal discoveries through previous actions have, thus far, been foiled. Furthermore, through trickery and manipulations they have caused the loss of substantial amounts of our attorney product. And though we believe our allegations to be true, we will endeavor to prove it with evidence that we are now gathering. So, we reserve the right to modify, alter or change whole or parts of our blogs to reflect newly found facts, laws and evidence. The bottom of the page will state the last time and date the page was modified.

Moreover, we have arranged the series in a way that informs our reader whether a new blog on the series has been added. As you are aware, blogging is just part of what we do at RobertsJustice. We certainly spend as much of our time doing so. However, because of the reactive nature of our work and the limited resources available to us, we cannot promise when the next post on the subject will be made. However, since we are committed to this series we will publish the titles in advance giving us proper motivation to tell our story. You can find the list on our series column on the right side of the page. Here is a partial list of upcoming episodes in this series:

THE WHISTLE BLOWER
THE FBI RADAR: HOW I GOT ON IT.
THE CALIFORNIA JAMBOREE
THE UN WOMEN
THE BROWN RECLUSE SPIDER
THE CHRIST DECEPTION
THE DIRTY TRICKS DIVISION
THE DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES
THE MAFIA: THEATER OR REAL?
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS
THE ASSOCIATION
THE ATROCITIES
THE CAST
THE DINNER
THE DISRUPTIONS
THE FIGHT
THE UNDISCIPLINED
AN ARGUMENT AGAINST THE FBI

Thank you for reading our blog. We hope to see you in court.

The Roberts+JUSTICE Staff

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The man of distinguished personage traversed from the east.The head dress of black linen to hide his eyes concealed his heart. The tribal edict he possessed sought a path to avoid the future. The road of grueling strife and holy hardship divide.

ANALYSIS:
The quatrain begins with a man, not just any other man, but a wise man. He came from the eastern regions of the earth carrying a message. He was one possessed of magical powers, perhaps sorcery - described by the hat that “hide his eyes and conceals his heart” - pretty much like Slash’s hairstyle. (VIEW SLASH’S HAIRDO)

This reminds me of what happened that year. Just like the G&R Tour in '92, it was tumultuous. I was in the east coast, at a major seaport waiting for a freight container that was already months late. The trio of Charlie, Mike and Fred whose business I joined, owned an “Importing Company”. They had staked their fortunes on this one shipment, throwing in their life savings into the whole thing. They were either going to strike it rich or sink like a miniature Sanpan in a laundry machine on full-cycle. There was talk of them engaging in illegal activities, maybe smuggling. What exactly they were smuggling, nobody had any clue. So, I was going to try to find out for myself.

It was an assignment on the behest of all their ex-wives - Monique, Heather and Robin who hired me to investigate. I found a way to work in their husband’s company so I can find out the truth. The ex-wives were now all worried about the alimony and child-support payments ending. Actually, they figured it was their retirement. If the checks were to stop coming so goes all the perks - the girlie get-together at local watering holes, the parties, the shopping trips and the discreet vacations and boat cruises. So, they thought it wise to band together and called their group the Consortium.

There were signs of the “Importing Company” being in trouble - coming unglued - as the ex-wives called it and they wanted to be able to protect themselves. From a distance it made a whole lot of sense. It was like Charlie, Mike and Fred were throwing the last roll of the dice and they were going all in. Losing means they get to fold the tent. Winning means happy days keep on rolling in.

But, the news finally came and the boat was capsized off the coast of St. Lucia and I had to break the news to the ex-wives. So, I showed them a clip of authorities having a news conference. We could not locate the original news clip but in case you’d like to know, this is how one looks like. This was a news conference about a capsized freighter in 2010. (VIEW NEWS CONFERENCE)

When they saw the clip, the ex-wives could not decide whether they were sad or they were happy. They were so SHAPPY, as they put it. At the get-together, it was like a celebration and they put out a spread - hor d’oeuvres, waiters with black ties serving bubbly and tables with linen and flowers.

It did not end there. Collecting the insurance money was another thing altogether. That is something we’ll tackle on the next installment of the Yesman.

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The Art of the Pickpocket

We’ve seen it in the movies, a stranger bumping into another and just as quickly as it happens the seemingly harmless person disappears into the crowd. Clutched in his hand is the victim’s wallet or passport snatched from an inside coat pocket. The skill and nerves required for such a feat is almost legendary, carrying with it an aura of secrecy, of an art as old as time itself, passed on from one practitioner to another.

A number of clips emerged recently on YouTube showing Chinese criminals using chopsticks to pick people’s pockets. We have three of them here including one where the police prevailed and nabbed a number of them. We’ve also added another interesting clip featuring Darren Brown demonstrating the art by fleecing a man using confusion and misdirection. He even took away the guys tie, reminding us to be ever careful and to take precautions when traveling. Amazing.

DARREN BROWN (ART OF THE PICKPOCKET)
CHINESE ORGANIZED PICKPOCKET
PICKPOCKET GETS CLOSE CALL
POLICE PARADES PICKPOCKETS

Rupert Murdoch's ethics

Warren Bennis, business professor at USC, once wrote that leadership includes the following ingredients: Integrity, Trustworthiness, Curiosity and Daring. Anyone who’s ever held a position of leadership will tell you it isn’t easy. It requires discipline that means delaying personal gratification to advance the organization’s goals. Everyone on the team must cross the finish line or nobody finishes. And to create a winning culture, you must hold yourself and those around you to a high standard. You must embrace a definiteness of purpose that says you want your organization’s purpose(s) actualized and your people to succeed. Leaders say what success looks like. In many ways that means doing things that constitutes the company mission. Peter Drucker, former business professor and writer, gave us an idea what that may be:

Doing the right things is more important than doing things right. It’s the difference between being efficient and being effective.

I was watching the recent inquiry by members of the British Parliament into the business practices of Rupert Murdoch and his company. In the middle of very tough questioning I had to put everything aside so I can write down something he said that I found not only striking but also revealing of his character.

We were ashamed by what happened. We broke the trust of our readers.

With those words, “The News of the World”, a 168-year-old newspaper, became a footnote in the annals of print history. It was shut down amidst allegations of eavesdropping that snowballed into a a frenzy of public animosity. At the hearings Murdoch got pied in the face by one of the spectators in the gallery.

A sprawling company such as "News Corporation" with a portfolio of assets in movies, television, cable, internet, magazines and newspapers strung across the globe, is a daunting operation to manage. Although certainly in touch with the executives of his various companies on a regular basis, Murdoch attends to his companies’ daily operations at an arm’s length distance. He is certainly enabled by modern communication and transportation technologies but limited by the distances that comprise his empire. So, he delegates to his management staff.

Could “The News of the World” have been saved? Based on Murdoch’s testimony, the company was financially solvent and judging by the pool of talent employed by their companies, they may have been able to ride the storm. The future would have been daunting. It would have certainly included a distracting mix of bad press, a contentious public, criminal prosecutions and civil lawsuits costing his company a considerable amount of money. Many companies have survived far worse crises than what the paper would have experienced - Tylenol during the Chicago deaths by tainting; Firestone and Ford during the rash of highway deaths and Jack-In-the Box during the E Coli tainting episodes are just a few examples. They all suffered a significant downturn in their businesses but survived the crisis and thrived - winning the admiration of their patrons.

A proven success formula for newspapers of that type is controversy - the dirtier and more salacious, the more compelling for readers. What would have been better than being able to write about the real inside scoop? For a tough competitor like Murdoch, it was an interesting display of tactical retreat, if not surrender. Why did he make that decision? My guess is, in the end, he had much to protect, a lifetime of work and many employees who depended on his leadership and wisdom. Also, his companies are engaged in relationships that require nurturing - the communities where his local stations are located, the bankers and financiers, the business partners, the viewers who watch their programming and others. He wasn’t going to allow a single asset bring down the others. In a manner of speaking, "The News of the World" was the bad apple that would have spoiled the whole barrel.

NEWS CORPORATION
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD (WIKI)

Clearly, they have much to answer to.

The building that stands on One Journey is definitely a favorite of mine. Completed in 1997, it is the home of the Aliso Viejo Library, Friends of the Library Bookstore and the Neighborhood Cup, where everyday I open shop to do the important work of advancing justice. The Library and the Cup both have virtues that complement my work style. The library is a quiet and solemn place that I utilize for much of my reading. The ambient noise of the Cup - the people talking, the background music, the clanging of the dishes and the smell of the coffee brewing meld together in a cacophony of sensory experiences that drive my writing projects. If work has to be done elsewhere, it is likely the result of work extending through the night. And sometimes it’s the annoying case of writer’s block setting in.

Another preferred workplace is Barnes & Noble Booksellers, notable for their generous member discounts. I told a cashier who offered me a discount card once that I wasn’t in need of it. My reasoning: If I had to pay for all the many chapters that I’ve ever read there, I’ll probably have to fork up a small fortune. I wanted to pay full price for any of my purchases there. Even at that it probably isn’t going to be enough for the education that I have received inside their four walls.

An article I saw a few days ago informed me of a new book by Robert Kessler entitled the “The Secrets of the FBI”. I recently acquired one of his earlier works - The FBI: Inside The World’s Most Powerful Law Enforcement Agency - from the library bookstore for $0.25. It is part of the background research for a piece I am producing about my experiences with the FBI and their abuses. The new book went on sale yesterday giving me the perfect reason to visit B&N where I spent part of the evening reading the first four chapters of his new book.

There is a need for me to acquire a balanced perspective on the “Bureau”. My best efforts have fallen short, however. It has proven to be extremely difficult considering the grievance(s) I have with them, which incidentally is developing into a full-blown civil rights case. My search hopes to unearth patterns that point to the nature of their organization that is responsible for such flawed decision-making - a culture drunk with power that systematically defaces the US Constitution. The FBI agent’s oath of office states:

I [name] do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter. So help me God.

Clearly, they have much to answer to.

The Roberts+JUSTICE Special on the FBI begins on August 10th, 2011.

THE SECRETS OF THE FBI
THE FBI: INSIDE THE WORLD’S MOST POWERFUL ...

US Congress passes debt ceiling bill

As expected, the bill to increase the debt ceiling was passed by this nation’s legislators. In effect, it increased the borrowing limit from $14.3T to approximately $16.7T. Leaders from both sides of the isle worked round-the-clock to produce a last minute compromise meant to avert a shut down of the federal government. The pressure was palpable and intensified by a testimony from Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke who said that if the limit is not increased the government will fail to pay 40% of its obligations including social security payments and the salary of our military personnel. Put in those words and offered by the preeminent expert in the field, the outcome was predictable.

There were contingency plans in the event the bill did not pass including dipping into three different federal employee funds. But like any form of debt it merely creates a bridge until the next budget crisis comes along. Many will agree the government is simply spending too much money. A default in any case would have been catastrophic. The effects of which nobody in Washington DC understood or was willing to risk. So, erring on the side of caution was the only solution that was possible. It gives the government more time to get the house in better financial order until the funding runs out before January of 2014.

HOUSE VOTE ROLL CALL

Thomas Jefferson said the gov't shouldn't borrow.

It came through the news feed yesterday morning. it said:

APPLE NOW HAS MORE CASH THAN THE US GOVERNMENT.

It was an article header from Business Insider. At first it was somewhat disturbing - diverting my attention so I can try to understand the implications. Then, I got a chance to digest it a little bit more and soon realized the humor of that quaint bit of news.

Here’s a company, a technology challenger against the domineering IBM’s, HP’s and Dell’s of the world, that for most of its history was written off as being just a month or two away from going bankrupt. Now Apple has more money sitting in the bank than the US Government - $76.2B (AAPL) as opposed to $73.8B (US). Impressive.

The cash reserves in the national treasury is actually just a portion of the national balance sheet. If they had to, for instance, the federal government can conduct a fire-sale and get rid of federal assets (i.e. buildings, land, equipment etc) to raise substantial amounts of cash and replenish the cash on deposit. But a fire-sale almost necessarily means not getting top dollar for what might very well be invaluable national treasures.

One side of this picture also points to the run-away spending culture pervasive in Washington that has proven difficult to control. And because the US Congress holds the purse-strings for the national money-bag, we can safely say they are, in large measure, responsible for this crisis. Instead of ratcheting down on the spending the government has found a way to spend more than it actually brings in. This nation has a revenue challenge because of unusually high levels of unemployment sustained over a period of time. What that means is that companies are not generating enough profits to sustain their operations, requiring them to deploy cash-saving measures including handing their employees the pink slip.

Sometimes borrowing is the solution, if only temporarily, on the understanding that revenues will return as demand increases. But even Thomas Jefferson understood the dangers of borrowing that he wished there was a way to completely remove the possibility of borrowing by the federal government. He said:

I wish it were possible to obtain a single amendment to our Constitution ... taking from the federal government the power of borrowing. (Thomas Jefferson, November 26, 1798)

On the voting block for consideration by both parties is a graduated system that allows for the budget to be increased immediately and then some more over time if certain targets are achieved. There is considerable pressure at the moment because a vote needs to be passed by tomorrow, Tuesday. The proposal, if passed, will cover the Treasury’s borrowing needs through 2013. So far this is how it looks like:

TO PROVIDE FOR THE US’ BORROWING NEEDS UNTIL 2013
1st Phase: Increase budget by $400 Billion immediately
2nd Phase: Increase budget by another $500 Billion after September
3rd Phase: Increase budget by $1.2 Trillion - $1.5 Trillion
If passed, the debt ceiling will increase between $2.1T and $2.4T

Now more than ever, we should revisit what Thomas Jefferson said about borrowing and consider a smart pay-as-you-go system that doesn’t stifle the engine for economic growth.

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