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Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Have politicians today turned Washington into a "Gold Rush"?

Listen to what many D.C. Desperadoes and Crony Capitalists are doing.

On August 23, 2013, Bill Moyers interviewed Mark Leibovich about his book This Town which details how leaders no longer come to Washington to serve, but to build their fortunes.

Leibovich said, "In the end, Washington is implementing a policy designed to undermine the security of its best friends while empowering those forces whose ideological agenda is openly committed to destroying Western values, freedoms and interests."

Bill Moyers interviews Mark Leibovich, New York Times journalist, about his latest book, THIS TOWN. August 23, 2013

http://billmoyers.com/episode/full-show-mark-leibovich-on-americas-gilded-capital/

Click here for a full TRANSCRIPT of this Aug. 23, 2013 Moyers interview with Leibovich.

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Exposing GIBSON DUNN LLP - one of the most corrupt law firms in Washington DC

Investigative Reporter Julia Davis investigates Facebook's Leader v. Facebook attorney Gibson Dunn LLP. She credits this firm with the reason why not a single Wall Street banker has gone to jail since 2008. Click here to read her article "Everybody hates whistleblowers." Examiner.com, Apr. 10, 2012. Here's an excerpt:

"Skillful manipulation of the firm’s extensive media connections allows Gibson Dunn to promote their causes, while simultaneously smearing their opponents and silencing embarrassing news coverage."

This statement followed right after Davis cited Facebook's chief inside counsel in the Leader v. Facebook case, Theodore Ullyot, who appears to have helped lead the Leader v. Facebook judicial corruption. Interesting word choices associated with Gibson Dunn LLP: manipulation, smear. Attorneys swear a solemn oath to act morally, ethically, and in support of democratic principles. They promise to conduct themselves in a manner than instills confidence among the citizenry in the rule of law and the judicial system. These promises appear to be meaningless. Click here for a PDF version of Julie Davis' article.