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| U.S. Representative Joe Courtney |
U.S. Representative Joe Courtney has introduced the following Bill which has been referred to the U.S. House Committee on House, Education and the Workforce.
All I can do is cross my fingers that the Committee:
- Does not keep whistleblower powers exclusive to federal employees;
- Allow pro se standing through administrative remedies via referral coordination with EPA and IRS. Make a community policing "court appointed" program for indigent whistleblowers to proceed with claims providing advocacy. It is difficult for the indigent to access justice when your attorney breaks the seal of your case to work with the fraudfeasors and refuses to lift a finger to represent you in hopes the case is dismissed, with or without prejudice, because they know you will never be able to afford representation and you just gave them all the information to cover up these financial crimes. We possess the expertise as the original source, so listen to us;
- End all the Rule 9b dilatory volley. A fraud is a fraud. Refer it out to an IG, Ethics or DOJ to stop wasting time on litigating legal semantics; and,
- Stop ignoring the desperately needed clean up with the crap about a state not being classified as an "individual" under the False Claims Act. All this does is give a free pass to state and locally elected and appointed officials to use their offices for personal inurement with special federal powers of immunities to run taxpayer money-raping schemes through nonprofits into their re-election campaigns.
Come on, people, let us just keep it real and do what needs to be done to stop the dark money being siphoned through the black budget.
Pretty please, Pretty Preet?
If this does not get fast-tracked through Committee and both chambers, I am going to ethically castigate each and every official who is not in concurrence with me because each vote in opposition will be a red flag that they are engaging in fraudulent activities through their offices and campaigns.
If you want to get rid of regulations, then you better replace it with whistleblower empowerment protections.
Every single federal department and agencies need whistleblower protections, including the States.
Period.
#Time2AuditGod
H.R.914 - To amend the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 to expand coverage under the Act, to increase protections for whistleblowers, to increase penalties for high gravity violations, to adjust penalties for inflation, to provide rights for victims or their family members, and for other purposes.
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