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Can Alianza Dominicana prove where it spent the $2.6 million tax grant?

THE MODUS OPERANDI? (1) Awarding bloated contracts to cronies and family that had “kickback” written all over it? (2) Pricing a contract lower on paper then increasing the amount taken out of the budget? (3) Having a hidden equity interest in companies receiving contracts?

We need to connect the dots to Rangel's federal and state campaign finance filings. If Rangel extorted public money for Alianza Dominicana that was legislated for one purpose.....but the money was converted for other purposes---perhaps even campaign donations----that is illegal.

ACTION The FBI should interrogate Rangel to determine what Alianza Dominicana received of value---money, jobs, campaign contributions, political cover---in exchange for votes, and the extent of the collusion to misuse Congressional influence.

POSSIBLE CHARGES: illegal conversions; facilitating govt fraud; official acts prohibited; misuse of Congressional funds; abuse of public office; violating oath of office; misuse of government position; abuse of government power; conflict of interest; influence buying; conspiracy to deceive; misuse of elective office, collusion, conspiracy to collude; falsifying official documents, presenting false instruments for filing.

Rangel's official campaign finance records filed with the FEC, and state election commissions, should be scrutinized for possible violations. (a) Determine if names of contributors are legit, (b) whether campaign contributions were disguised. (d) whether he colluded and agreed to give/get something of value, campaign assistance, campaign cash, a govt gratuity, jobs for relatives, etc, in exchange for votes.

Schemes such as illegal conversions and money laundering to evade the IRS, SEC, FEC and US banking laws may have been utilized.

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Since several felonies have been alleged, it is also possible that other federal offenses have also been committed.

Alianza Dominicana insiders filed thousands of document. Taxpayers should demand to know the scope and dimension of deceptive and intentionally ambiguous information contained therein.

Alianza Dominicana may have violated RICO (the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) by generating fraudulent documents to extort taxpayers and steal govt monies. L/E should place a hold on all Alianza Dominicana documents. Stealing and conveying (or destroying) official govt records nets 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

L/E should also look at Computer Trespass--a class C felony if access is made with the intent to commit a crime and/or the violation involves a computer or database maintained by a government agency.

Did Alianza Dominicana advertise low ball salaries for public consumption, then file falsified papers to get much higher salaries. LE should examine all Alianza Dominicana perks, expense accounts, unauthorized 6-figure bonuses, pensions, tax-evading annuities, etc, etc, etc.

THE BIG ONE ---- Rangel's and Alianza Dominicana's tax returns will reveal their actual income compared with publicized outlays. In particular, examine “interest income” on IRS forms.

IRS TOLL-FREE 1-800-829-0433 (you may remain anonymous when reporting possible tax fraud).

The IRS should relentlessly pursue these individuals to determine if all relevant income was reported and whether all taxes due were paid (stolen money is taxable).

FBI TIP PAGE http://tips.fbi.gov/ (you may remain anonymous)

8 posted on 10/17/2010 7:16:49 AM PDT by Liz (Nov 2 will be one more stitch in Obama's political shroud.)
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Liz RULES!

Awesome analysis!


9 posted on 10/17/2010 7:26:13 AM PDT by FormerACLUmember (Character is defined by how we treat those who society says have no value.)
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