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The Homeless Programmer Unpaid by AT&T

The Unpaid AT&T Programmer 

Links connecting former AT&T / SBCGlobal Programmer to 9/11, Terrorism cases, explosions, murders and telecommunications connected to extensive cover-up of a cyber-terrorism event that few know about but this unpaid programmer called the FBI after his laptop delivered the payload via PacBell owned asset. 

The damage to the economy was dramatic on 9/18/2001 which today have left US Programmer unpaid, ignored and now homeless. 






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Longtime East Bay politician allegedly spent campaign funds on Hawaii remodel


Longtime East Bay politician allegedly spent campaign funds on Hawaii remodel




SACRAMENTO — A longtime Contra Costa County politician who resigned suddenly last week as county clerk-recorder has agreed to pay a $150,000 fine after California’s campaign ethics watchdog found that he spent political contributions on personal trips and remodeling a vacation home in Hawaii.
The Fair Political Practices Commission said Friday that its enforcement staff reached a settlement with Joe Canciamilla on 30 counts of campaign finance violations , including personal use of $130,529 in campaign funds from 2011 to 2015 and falsifying state filings to cover up the spending. Each count carries a maximum $5,000 penalty.
Canciamilla took “full responsibility for this situation, is humbled and embarrassed, and hopes the FPPC fines won’t severely overshadow his 46 years of public service to the residents of Contra Costa County,” his attorney said in a statement.
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“Mr. Canciamilla has cooperated with the FPPC, has paid back all disputed amounts, and all fines listed in the proposed stipulation have been paid in full,” said the attorney, Andy Rockas.
The commission is scheduled to vote Nov. 21 on whether to formally approve the settlement, which called for Canciamilla to pay half of the fine personally and half from campaign funds.
The commission also referred the matter to the county district attorney’s office, which is conducting a review and could bring criminal charges.
Canciamilla, 64, was the youngest public official in state history when he was elected to the Pittsburg school board at age 17. He later served on the Pittsburg City Council and Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors before winning the first of three terms in the state Assembly as a Democrat in 2000.
Canciamilla opened a campaign account for a county judge seat in 2011 but ultimately did not run. He was appointed clerk-recorder in 2013 and won election to the office twice.
Starting in 2011, Canciamilla repeatedly mixed campaign contributions with his personal funds, an investigation by the Fair Political Practices Commission’s enforcement staff concluded.
In 2011, Canciamilla transferred $70,000 from his judicial race committee to a personal checking account, which he then tapped to open a money market account for that committee. That money was later transferred back to the checking account and used for personal purposes, the enforcement division said.
Canciamilla spent more than $36,000 from his clerk-recorder campaign committee in 2014 for a vacation to Asia, the probe found. The following year, he allegedly spent another $5,900 on airfare to London and Washington, D.C., for himself and his wife, a trip that was later canceled.
Three additional disbursements for personal purposes totaled more than $19,000 from 2011 to 2014. Canciamilla spent an undisclosed sum on credit card charges related to the remodel of a home that he owned in Hawaii, the enforcement staff c said.
Canciamilla allegedly excluded these payments from required campaign filings and regularly overstated his cash on hand to conceal the improper spending. The alleged violations were discovered through an audit of the filings by the Franchise Tax Board, by which time Canciamilla had partially reimbursed his clerk-recorder committee about $43,000.
Canciamilla won re-election as clerk-recorder in 2018 but abruptly resigned last week. He told the East Bay Times he had “decided that now was a good time to leave” because the office was in good shape and “sometimes life just happens.”
His attorney said Friday that Canciamilla resigned “so as to not bring undue hardship to the office while this matter is being resolved.”
County Supervisor Karen Mitchoff said rumors swirled when Canciamilla submitted his resignation with only three days’ notice, but the alleged campaign finance violations surprised her.
“I’m really sad. Joe has been a really good public servant and he served with honor and distinction, and it’s really sad that his career ends in this way,” she said. “It reinforces the negative perception by some in the public that many elected officials can’t be trusted.”
The Board of Supervisors launched a search for a replacement.
It’s the second time in the past three years that a Contra Costa County official has left office early because of allegations of improper campaign spending. In June 2017, then-District Attorney Mark Peterson resigned as part of a plea deal with the state attorney general’s office over his use of $66,000 in campaign funds for personal expenses. He had been charged with 13 felonies and pleaded no contest to perjury.
San Francisco Chronicle staff writer Phil Matier contributed to this report.
Alexei Koseff is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: alexei.koseff@sfchronicle.com Twitter: @akoseff
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Links: David Milne / Patterson, Teele and Dennis

Connecting the JFK Assassination, George Bush, Marvin Pierce, CIA Director Porter Goss, Riley Bechtel, General Petraeus, Gavin Newsom, Barrack Obama, Iraqi Freedom, 

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Apologize to Pete Bennett? PG&E CEO apologizes for faulty website, fancy dinner, basically everything else

PG&E CEO apologizes for faulty website, fancy dinner, basically everything else


Pete Bennett former PG&E Programmer provided services related to the San Bruno Explosion, HydroTesting and software development.  

After the power went off for 800,000 Pacific Gas & Electric customers this week, the utility's CEO had a lot to apologize for.
During a press conference Thursday evening, CEO Bill Johnson took a conciliatory tone and expressed regret for the way the company's public safety power shutoff (PSPS) unfolded. PG&E proactively cut power to 800,000 customers (or an estimated 2.4 million people with the understanding that each customer represents about three residents on average) in an attempt to avoid the spread of wildfires during high winds.
"As a result of this, millions of people have been without a fundamental service they expect and deserve," said Johnson. "This is not how we want to serve you and not how we want to run our business."
Johnson went on to explain the decision was ultimately made with public safety in mind, though Gov. Gavin Newsom said Thursday that framing doesn't tell the whole story. He blamed years of "greed and neglect" at PG&E for putting Californians in this situation.
"It's decisions that were not made that have led to this moment in PG&E's history — it is not conditions," said Newsom during a press conference. "This is not, from my perspective, a climate change story so much as a story of greed and neglect."
Johnson's annual base salary is $2.5 million, as reported by the Sacramento Bee, and that's without counting shares in the company.
The CEO conceded PG&E "will very likely have to make this kind of decision again in the future," but admitted there is a lot the company could do better. He promised PG&E would work to communicate essential information sooner and more clearly.
Johnson apologized for a PG&E website that showed "inconsistent" and at time "incorrect" information. The website continually crashed due to a high volume of visitors.
He also promised workers were working to restore power as soon as possible. As of mid-day Thursday, 42,000 Bay Area customers were still without power — and more statewide. Johnson asked the public not to take out their frustrations on PG&E workers, who he said had been shot at, punched and cursed out in recent days.
"I do apologize for the hardship this has caused but I think we made the right call on safety," Johnson said.
Aside from his apologies at the public press conference, Johnson also found himself apologizing during an interview with The Chronicle Thursday. The paper revealed about a dozen of the company's employees on the natural gas side of the business were wining and dining with top customers at a Sonoma County vineyard just days before the massive statewide outages.
“I want to apologize to every one of our customers,” Johnson told The Chronicle. “Insensitive, inappropriate, tone deaf are the terms I would use to describe this.”
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Begging from the billionaires connected to Senator Feinsteiin

One day in San Francisco

Begging from the Billionaires

 There is cold case connected to Senator Feinstein's murdered employee.  


Bennett met Henry Kissinger during SoS George Schultz Birthday 2010 
where Mayor Gavin Newsom blew him off.  



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NTSB Five Dead Realtors Pete knew three

The tragedies kept coming like as if it was a factory of mayhem crashes and witness murders.


We moved to Danville in 1996 had our first son got married and overtime Realtors would come looking to buy the house or introduce themselves asking if you wanted to buy a house if we wanted to sell the house or refinance.

These two nice ladies walked up saying they represented as so-and-so agency and that they were a team Davis some flyers and business.

That's how I met Floria Hakimi nicest lady in the world, genuine and honest. I don't remember the other person but a common tactic before the internet was so big was panning for customers in the old belly-to-belly way face2face Hi how are you doing I'm here to having him a personal conversation with you.

By 2003 my software career was tanking oh, I shut my Corporation down close my offices and pulled back into the house, income was crashing little did I know that my grass roots activism had a lot to do with my name being passed around to corporations put on a do not hire.

I change gears and started doing mortgages in Danville because the recruiters now dominated by mostly Indian Nationals we're telling me I needed to reinvent myself.

I started doing mortgages it first at Mount Diablo mortgage then second at Diablo funding and then lastly Charter, made some commissions but nothing stellar just enough to pay the short-term Freight.

This very nice lady that work next door at Better Homes and Gardens then single Lara Shepherd.  She had a art and history degree and we would talk about American history because of my family history which is all the way back to the Mayflower.

Then I remember seeing Scott Shepherd in Peet's Coffee Walnut Creek, the location of several other plane crashes of Pilots that I've known.

The other two way under my age radar treatment of met them other than I might have seen the DJ different events but I typically didn't go go to DJ events.

You can find legal documents binding Scott Shepherd, plumpjack, KKR, and other notable financing.

It appears mr. Shepherd setup some of plumpjacks real estate holdings and that reads to Gavin Newsom who is the founder of plumpjack

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Pay Pete Bennett for damages Mayor sends letter to CPUC for expenses associated with shutoffs, two fires in October.

Lafayette asks state to require PG&E to pay back city for power shutoff costs

Mayor sends letter to CPUC for expenses associated with shutoffs, two fires in October.

LAFAYETTE — Lafayette’s mayor, calling the PG&E’s power shutoffs “unacceptable,” has written a letter to the state seeking to recoup the city’s costs during last month’s shutoffs and fires.
“The two recent Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) events in October had significant, costly and detrimental impacts on residents and businesses in the city of Lafayette, as well as on city services and essential operations,” wrote Mayor Mike Anderson in a Nov. 19 letter to Marybel Batjer, president of the California Public Utilities Commission.
Anderson asks that the utilities commission order PG&E to reimburse Lafayette $26,000 — and require Pacific Gas & Electric to compensate all cities for the costs associated with future power shutoffs. In addition to Batjer, the letter was sent to Gov. Gavin Newsom, PG&E CEO William Johnson and others.
Lafayette had to pay overtime for public works employees and police during the outages on Oct. 9-10 and Oct. 27-29. In addition, the two Oct. 27 fires extensively damaged the Lafayette Tennis Club building on Camino Diablo, destroyed two outbuildings and did minor damage to the roof of a home. Contra Costa County fire officials later confirmed that the utility’s electrical equipment caused both fires.
Because of those fires, 800 Lafayette homes had to be evacuated, according to the city.
“The PSPS events had a detrimental impact on our downtown, which is mainly comprised of small businesses,” the mayor’s letter continued. “Many of the businesses suffered significant losses in revenues and perishable inventory; some are still struggling to return to normal.”
Mayor Anderson pointed out PG&E’s notice to Lafayette, among other Bay Area cities, about the potential for another power outage this week, which the utility later canceled. He said the notifications are “making it seem that the new normal.”
“This is unacceptable, and the CPUC should immediately demand the development of a long-term corrective plan from PG&E that will counteract the need for future power shutoffs,” the mayor’s letter said. “The city of Lafayette believes that the CPUC must step in immediately to ensure that these costly power outages cease sooner rather than later.”
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Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom Civil Grand Jury PSA 60

Applying the Grandjury

The arrest of Paul Pelosi connected his attorney Amanda Bevins and her former law partner William Gagen

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Fang vs. McAdam

Pete Bennett built out the cabinets for Dr. Kim Fang in 1987. An unfortunate and near fatal incident occurred when Pete Bennett suffered but survived serious TBI. Fang was the most difficult client where he sued Fang vs. Bennett, Mainframe Designs and RC Stockton.

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Fang vs. McAdam

 


Case No. CR 11-0529 SBA

07-02-2012

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, v. CHRISTOPHER BUTLER, Defendant.

SAUNDRA B. ARMSTRONG

PRELIMINARY ORDER OF
FORFEITURE
Having considered the application for a preliminary order of forfeiture filed by the United States and the plea agreement entered on May 7, 2012, wherein the defendant admitted to the forfeiture allegation, and good cause appearing,

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that defendant Christopher Butler shall forfeit to the United States:

• 2005 Hummer SUV, vehicle identification number 5GRGN23U65H130916
pursuant to 21 U.S.C. § 853 and the provisions of Rule 32.2 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the United States, through its appropriate agency, shall seize the forfeited property forthwith and publish on www.forfeiture.gov, a government website for at least thirty days, notice of this Order, notice of the government's intent to dispose of the property in such manner as the Attorney General may direct and provide notice that any person,  other than the defendant, having or claiming a legal interest in the property must file a petition with the Court and serve a copy on government counsel within thirty (30) days of the final publication of notice or of receipt of actual notice, whichever is earlier.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the government shall conduct discovery in order to identify, locate or dispose of property subject to forfeiture in accordance with Rule 32.2(b)(3) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Court to retain jurisdiction to enforce the Preliminary Order of Forfeiture, and to amend it as necessary, pursuant to Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 32.2(e).

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that, pursuant to Rule 32.2(b)(3) of the Federal Criminal Rules of Procedure, this Preliminary Order of Forfeiture shall become final as to the defendant at the time of sentencing and shall be made part of the sentence and included in the judgment.

IT IS SO ORDERED this 2nd day of July 2012.

_________________________
HONORABLE SAUNDRA B. ARMSTRONG
United States District Judge

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State Farm Automobile Insurance

Connecting 2004 F-250 Arson to PG&E Fires and Deaths 

The Mormons community concentrated in the Bay Araa and East Bay once had lock step control on Law Enforcement, District Attorney and Unions.  


In the Matter of Bennett v. Southern Pacific the case was winnable.  The case was lost because the witness was murdered adn the plaintiff's business was destroyed sending millions down the drain.

State Farm Complaints
Begining in 2017, Pete Bennett began sending emails to State Farm Media.  By March 24th, 2019 he was yet again connected to yet again another shooting.

Over the summer 2018 three of the witnesses connected to several real estate transactions from 2004 were killed, one was also a business associate of Gavin Newsom.  One of Pete Bennett biggest issues is the stonewalling by the Contra Costa Bar Assocation and it's former Presidents Attorney James Greenan and State Farm Automobile Insurance Attorney Philip Andersen

When approaching the Contra Costa Bar Association via Food from the Bar while asking representation/counsel when your name is Pete Bennett you simply get beaten leaving doubting you will survive to the next sunrise.






Rylan Fuchs
Danville Resident Murdered (RIP)


Lisa Dickenson
Missing 1976
Sister of former employee from 1982


Former Employee helped
build casework for Ringheims 


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California Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom former Mayor of SF - Appor

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Gavin Newsom, J Paul Getty, Peter Carver Bennett, David Leslie Milne

David Leslie Milne

Adviser to Joseph P. Kennedy earlier than 1940, adviser to Marvin Pierce of McCalls Magazine, Adviser to David Rockefeller who in turn managed Chase Manhattan Bank.

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David Leslie Milne as seen 1940 SEC documents with American Institute of Accountants providing a reporting analysis of SEC Rules
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David Leslie Milne as seen 1940 SEC documents with American Institute of Accountants providing a reporting analysis of SEC Rules
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David Leslie Milne as seen 1940 SEC documents with American Institute of Accountants providing a reporting analysis of SEC Rules
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David Leslie Milne as seen 1940 SEC documents with American Institute of Accountants providing a reporting analysis of SEC Rules

David Leslie Milne 

Adviser to Joseph P. Kennedy earlier than 1940, adviser to Marvin Pierce of McCalls Magazine, Adviser to David Rockefeller who in turn managed Chase Manhattan Bank.

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David Leslie Milne as seen 1940 SEC documents with American Institute of Accountants providing a reporting analysis of SEC Rules
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David Leslie Milne as seen 1940 SEC documents with American Institute of Accountants providing a reporting analysis of SEC Rules
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David Leslie Milne as seen 1940 SEC documents with American Institute of Accountants providing a reporting analysis of SEC Rules
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David Leslie Milne as seen 1940 SEC documents with American Institute of Accountants providing a reporting analysis of SEC Rules
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