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March 12, 2013No Comments
Leslie Dutton, Ron Kaye (George Washington) and B. Scott Minerd Marina del Rey, CA – Full Disclosure treated a capacity crowd to a celebration of George Washington’s birthday. The attendees watched a short video highlighting ”the First 20 Years” Next was the keynote speaker, B. Scott Minerd, with his outstanding talk “Why George Washington Would Be Un-Electable [...]
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The Full Disclosure 2013 Annual Brunch featured B. Scott Minerd, CIO of Guggenheim Partners giving his tribute to the first President of the United States, George Washington, the “Father of Our Country.” His talk highlighted the supreme moral character of this notable leader and then contrasted him with the political leaders of the day. [...]
Continue readingMarch 9, 201315 Comments
Los Angeles, CA. On February 19, 2013 an Emergency Petition for Writ of Mandamus was filed with the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals by former L A County Prosecutor Steven J. Ipsen Exhibit 1 to the Writ describes the case. On March 7, 2013 Chief Judge Alex Kozinski of the 9th Circuit and the US [...]
Continue readingFebruary 21, 2013No Comments
On President’s Day Weekend, Full Disclosure (R) presented “Remembering George Washington, the Father of our Country.” The theme of the program was to highlight the character of our First President and how different he was from today’s politicians. Keynote speaker B. Scott Minerd spoke about the qualities of the man that were so essential for [...]
Continue readingFebruary 21, 2013No Comments
America’s First President George Washington has sent a video message to Americans about the perils and pitfalls that have enveloped the country since its founding in 1776 following the Declaration of Independence. The message is presented in person, Washington impersonator and long-time news Editor Ron Kaye at gala event hosted by the Full Disclosure Network [...]
Continue readingJanuary 3, 20132 Comments
Public Access Television is establishing a foot-hold in Long Beach, a suburb of Los Angeles. But is it really “public access” with the freedom of expression that was established by the initial format allowing all citizens to air their opinions? Preview 634 Segment 1 Darick Simpson suggests that he and his agency [...]
Continue readingDecember 21, 2012One Comment
Hollywood celebrities and First Amendment advocates are decrying the third anniversary of the death of public access television in the media capitol of the world: Los Angeles. But there is a glimmer of hope in a satellite city of LA. The City of Long Beach is re-constituting public access in their city, operated by [...]
Continue readingDecember 18, 20124 Comments
Originally Released on May 6, 2011 County Prosecutor Steve Ipsen tells Full Disclosure Network why it was necessary to form a Union of Deputy District Attorneys to fight against corrupt practices adverse to public safety practiced by District Attorney Cooley personally. He says that prosecutors should be free to blow the whistle on retaliation by [...]
Continue readingNovember 16, 201267 Comments
As a former long-time newsman and writer for the Los Angeles Times for 25 years, Allan Parachini served for eight years as the Public Information Officer for the Los Angeles Superior Court. He was there during the incredible persecution of Dr. Richard Fine, who served eighteen months in solitary coercive confinement. In this preview of [...]
Continue readingOctober 18, 20124 Comments
Judicial Watch is suing the Los Angeles Police Department to force them to follow California State Law, which requires the police to impound vehicles driven by unlicensed drivers LAPD Chief Beck has instituted Special Order 7, which defies state law. Now the ACLU has piled on against Judicial Watch in an attempt to be awarded [...]
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