The Byrne Report aka one more reason DIANNE FEINSTEIN SHOULD BE IN
PRISON FOR THE REST OF HER FILTHY WHORE LIFE!
As this nation faces the SECOND GREAT DEPRESSION, pillage by big
bankers, big insurance, big drugs, big Bush-Saudi oil, our borders overrun by
Mexican criminals, our jobs handed over to third-worlders imported in along
with their families for that purpose, let’s look at the long filthy history of
only one of the whores that have sold us out.... DIANNE FEINSTEIN, listed on
Judicial Watch’s 10 most corrupt, along with her gal pals Nancy Pelosi and
Hillary Clinton.
Whore Feinstein’s enrichment off George Bush’s war has been so
massive that she added a 17 million dollar mansion to her existing collection
of over 50 million in mansions she has acquired while whore in elected office.
While it’s easy to list all the dirty deals Feinstein and her pimp
husband, Richard C. Blum have generated off Feinstein’s office, you may be hard
pressed to find something she’s done for Mexifornia, now declared by the
government of Mexico as Del Norte Sanctuary State. Certainly given the State of
California now puts out 11 billion per year in welfare to illegals, it’s
understandable why they’re hopping the borders day and night. Some are not even
pregnant, too!
LET’S WORK TO GET FEINSTEIN TRIED AND PUT IN PRISON!
Hawk Tale
By Peter Byrne
ON JAN. 18, California senator
Dianne Feinstein introduced Dr. Condoleezza Rice at a Senate nomination hearing
for Secretary of State in terms so saccharine that molasses seemed to ooze out
of her mouth. She was a precocious child, Feinstein purred. She has skill,
judgment and poise. She loves football. Bush loves her. "The problems we
face abroad are complex and sizable. If Dr. Rice's past performance is any
indication, though, we can rest easy."
That very same day, Feinstein's
husband, Richard Blum, took advantage of a spike in the price of his URS
Corporation stock. He sold a third of his holdings in the defense contractor
for $57 million, according to filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange
Commission. With Rice confirmed, the business of death and occupation looks
rosy as hell for Feinstein, who--let's get real--benefits tremendously from
sharing community property with Blum.
URS' largest customer is the U.S.
Army, which accounted for 17 percent ($587 million) of its cash revenue in
2004. In 2001, URS enjoyed a mere $169 million in defense contracts. Now, its
war contracts total more than $2 billion. According to its annual report, the
San Francisco-_based URS anticipates that profits will rocket up in 2005,
because "operations in the Middle East are expected to generate increased
work related to the development of weapons systems, the training of military
pilots and the maintenance, upgrade and repair of military vehicles."
Provided, of course, that our hawkish leadership remains as poised and lovable
as the new Secretary of State.
Feinstein, who sits on the Defense
Appropriations Subcommittee, is an advocate of first-strike warfare, even
though it flouts international law and the standards of common decency.
Interestingly, her Financial Disclosure Report for 2003 was more than three
times the size of her 2002 disclosure (Feinstein's 2003 disclosure numbers 133
pages, compared to Sen. Barbara Boxer's six-page report). The Feinstein-Blum
portfolio is crammed with multimillion dollar investments in the
military-industrial-financial complex and corporations that heavily exploit
Third World peoples. The senator has a lot to lose should the neoconservative
war machine falter.
Hubby holds a controlling interest
in another engineering firm, Perini Corporation of Framingham, Mass. Perini
ranks No. 6 by dollar amount in war-related government contracts in the Middle
East. According to its annual report, "Perini proudly supports the U.S.
government with global rapid response capabilities for defense, reconstruction
and security." Perini builds military facilities and roads in Afghanistan,
electrical infrastructure in Iraq and U.S. embassies around the world.
After the Senate, Feinstein
included, approved Bush's war plans in 2002, Perini's defense contract awards
soared from negligible to $2.52 billion. But, as with many of the sole-source,
open-ended contracts awarded to politically connected firms, there are problems
with accountability. Last summer, Department of Defense auditors determined
that Perini could not adequately justify its costs in Iraq as fair and
reasonable. That's government-speak for: They're gouging the #!$% out of us.
Perini is heavily engaged in
military and municipal public works projects inside the United States; at least
two are also under investigation for contract fraud. For example, the city of
San Francisco has sued general contractor Perini--which was in a joint venture
with the Tutor-Saliba construction firm--for $100 million in cost overruns at a
San Francisco International Airport project. The lawsuit alleges that the joint
venture engaged in "a sophisticated pattern of fraud," including
inflating costs, fabricating delays and setting up minority front companies to
exploit affirmative-action preferences. The attorney general of Massachusetts
is looking into alleged false claims made by a Perini joint venture in the
"Big Dig" urban highway construction boondoggle in Boston.
Ron Tutor, owner of Tutor-Saliba
and CEO of Perini, bought into the latter company, along with Blum, as it
teetered on the edge of solvency in 2000 due to a bad real estate investment.
It rebounded, thanks to the firm's sudden ability to obtain lucrative U.S.
military and government contracts, which, of course, had nothing to do with the
fact that Blum's powerful wife has her hands on the military's purse strings.
Remarkably, Perini grossed $1.37 billion in 2003, up 27 percent from the
previous year, before the U.S. invasion and occupation of Iraq.
Perini attributes its rocketing
profits to "increased volume of work in Iraq and Afghanistan." As a
risk factor, the firm notes that continued demand for its military services
depends upon "the political situation in Iraq," which, logically,
means that it desires the bloody war and useless occupation to continue
indefinitely--a wish that hawktails with the foreign policy positions of Bush,
Rice, Rumsfeld and Feinstein.
I almost forgot: Perini Corp. is
the nation's most active builder of Indian-fronted casinos. That explains a few
things about Sen. Feinstein and the politics of gambling, soon to be revealed
in greater detail in this space.
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