Meanwhile, Back On The Ranch ...
It's not clear to me where this sworn-under-penalty-of-perjury
employment agency, its owner - Linda Benton - and its sole employee,
Bonita Marsh - fit in; what is clear is that when this employment
agency lied, under oath, that this - among other things - exposed
them - and Oracle Corporation, under whose direction they were acting -
to charges of fraud, perjury and conspiracy.
It seems possible that the self-proclaimed employment agency
was an intelligence asset of someone's government - perhaps retired,
or resigned - either actively or passively employed, while also providing
a wide variety of special services to special
customers.
I believe that it was one of these special operations that exposed
them.
If you've read this, and understood it, and are interested in learning more,
please feel free to contact me
directly.
Or you can examine the lawsuit itself. The records are in Redwood City,
California, at the San Mateo Superior Court Clerk's office; see Superior
Court case # 393104. Copies exist elsewhere, naturally.
You can also refer this case - even this article - to the attention of your
preferred official(s). Here are some useful links.
You can also write
Senator Barbara Boxer directly, as I did, almost a year ago:
Date: 20 March 2004
Topic: Corporate Accountability
Subject: Criminal Conspiracy & www.orafraud.info
Recently allegations have surfaced (anew) that Oracle engaged in fraud and
by doing so also engaged in criminal conspiracy.
Rather than repeat my tedious assertions I would rather note that they are
easily reviewed at www.orafraud.info, where a number of corroborating
documents are also available.
Particularly noteworthy is the fact that ORAFRAUD.ORG was registered, and
www.orafraud.info went online, on the 10th of January, 2004 ... and Larry
Ellison resigned as Chairman of the Board, Oracle Corporation, earliest
reports being the 13th of January, 2004.
It would be absurd to reject the possibility that there is a connection
without further analysis of the allegations at www.orafraud.info, of course.
However, after you do so, would it be possible to get some sort of written
reply regarding what, if anything, your office or the federal government
might care to do regarding correcting what appears to be criminal fraud?
I understand that the narrative may be long and tedious, but surely, amongst
the large collection of office staff whom are also legal analysts,
paralegals, lawyers and accountants, there must be several people whose
reading speed, attention to detail, and neutrality towards the topical
material (IE, no investment in either Oracle or its associated culture[s],
financial or emotional) allow them to provide your office with a reasoned
review of the materials and subsequent recommendation, which can be put
into writing and delivered to me ...
Who knows; maybe you'll hear back from her. I haven't.
Looks like it's time for a certified letter ...
I understand many others states' Attorneys General have expressed an interest
in the Oracle Corporation's relationship with their state; if you are reading
this from outside California, you may wish to bring this to the attention of
your elected officials.
If you are acquainted with any journalists or newstip lines, feel free
to refer them to this article; it can be read at
www.orafraud.info.
