Ethics Information


Vice of Buggery at FTC


At the Federal Trade Commission we have seen attorneys who suffer from the vice of buggery get promoted to higher and more important international divisions. Now then, are these attorneys who have personal sexual problems and are breaking the laws of sodomy not wanted in the main group of Federal Trade Commission Employees? Is the FTC worried about sexual harassment laws? Are they worried about on-the-clock Men's Restroom "Quickies" and the possibility of the need for an unflattering in-house employee investigation becoming public? Is the Federal Trade Commission afraid to fire these buggerists, for some employee unlawful termination suit? Is buggery so pervasive that the FTC has to invent new titles for these guys so they can be moved up in rank to other divisions? If so why doesn't the FTC adopt a "Don't Ask, Don't Tell Policy" to prevent special treatment of those who suffer from buggery? Can't the FTC get psychological help for these men who thrust their penis up another man's rectum? Obviously these human organs were not set up to do that. We know that the FTC continually screw with the natural order of competition and evolutionary progress of efficient competition and survival of the fittest businesses. But why are they now trying to modify humankind's evolution?

If Sodomy is against the law, why is the FTC not doing backend checks of their employees; after all if they are breaking the laws behind closed doors at home or in the Men's Restroom at the Federal Trade Commission, then obviously they do not care about our laws in this country. Several have threatened to move to Canada now that Homosexual Marriage has been legalized, yet to this day have not made good on their personal promises. Additionally an FTC attorney has access to information, secret courts, other agencies and abuse of power is ramped in that agency? In one case we studied an FTC attorney was put on an International Fraud Team, thus going to other nations to represent our nation. This of course is not a very good moral showing for the United States and could get serious if they are spreading their legs and spreading AIDS. If so the FTC is liable for whatever happens to those who contract the disease. Furthermore if a person of strong moral character is needed to curb international fraud, then why allow anyone who has the vice of buggery to represent this great nation or our Justice Department? Let's face it there are employees in the Federal Trade Commission who need help and if this is the fine folks in government we are suppose to respect as a Free Nation and Free Men, then; well, we have not come very far in our mission to: Truth, Justice and the American Way. How can a man administer and monitor the laws, yet break them on their personal time. We deserve more. The FTC is full of employees who suffer from the vice of buggery. Think about it.

"Lance Winslow" - If you have innovative thoughts and unique perspectives, come think with Lance; www.WorldThinkTank.net/wttbbs


MORE RESOURCES:

Christian Science Monitor

Newt Gingrich ethics investigation: 4 facts you haven't heard from him
Christian Science Monitor
In January 1997, Gingrich, then House speaker, received a “reprimand” and was required to pay $300000 to the House Ethics Committee after admitting wrongdoing. Recently, on the campaign trail, Gingrich has made a number of forceful claims about his ...
Gingrich's old ethics case gets new lifeUPI.com
SOUNDING BOARD: Presidential morality counts, but how much?Bakersfield Californian
Romney scores Nevada win as race heads to other statesCNN
San Francisco Chronicle -Newsweek -NPR (blog)
all 10,434 news articles »


Politico

Ethics panel examining Rep. Buchanan over financial disclosures
The Hill
By Josh Lederman - 02/06/12 08:32 PM ET The House Ethics Committee is investigating whether Rep. Vern Buchanan (R-Fla.) violated federal law and House rules by failing, in his financial disclosures, to report his positions in 17 entities.
Ethics panel punts on Vern BuchananPolitico
House Ethics to continue Buchanan investigationBradenton Herald
Ethics panel to review Fla. rep's financesMiamiHerald.com
Washington Post -Sarasota Herald-Tribune -Florida Independent
all 29 news articles »


CBS Local

Ethics panel meets on Rep. Bradford, will seek supporting documents and police ...
Denver Post
By Lynn Bartels Speaker Frank McNulty said he might reinstate a Mesa County lawmaker as chairwoman of a House committee if an ethics panel dismisses a drunken-driving-related complaint against her. The House Ethics Committee held its first meeting ...
Ethics Probe Starts Over Lawmaker's Traffic StopKMGH Denver
Ethics probe begins for CO Republican lawmaker who has threated to leave partyThe Republic
Denver DA: no charges against Rep. BradfordFox 31 KDVR.com

all 26 news articles »


Gingrich's old ethics case revived
Atlanta Journal Constitution
In 1988, then-Congressman Newt Gingrich's success in bringing down Democratic House Speaker Jim Wright on ethics charges helped propel the Georgian into the House GOP leadership. But in 1994, then-Speaker Gingrich became the subject of his own lengthy ...
What Really Happened to the Gingrich Ethics Case?Town Hall

all 3 news articles »


New ethics rules require spouse finance info
Parkersburg News
By PAMELA BRUST (pbrust@newsandsentinel.com) , Parkersburg News and Sentinel PARKERSBURG - In accordance with new state ethics regulations requiring financial disclosure not only by public officials but also by their spouse, Wood County Commissioner ...

and more »


The Star-Ledger - NJ.com

State judge reverses dismissal of ethics charges against lawmaker
NorthJersey.com
BY MATTHEW MCGRATH An action by a state panel that resulted in dismissing ethics charges against state Assemblyman Scott Rumana was scuttled by a judge Monday because a panel member was allowed a vote by phone. William Brennan, the Wayne resident who ...
Judge tosses decision that cleared NJ assemblyman of ethics complaintThe Star-Ledger - NJ.com
Judge Throws Out Committee's Ruling Against RumanaPatch.com

all 4 news articles »


Washington Times

Md. General Assembly's ethics panel is scheduled to meet again on Currie
Washington Post
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The Maryland General Assembly's ethics panel is scheduled to meet again to consider a Prince George's County senator's failure to disclose work for a grocery store chain. The Joint Committee on Legislative Ethics is scheduled to meet ...
Currie appears before ethics panelBaltimore Sun
Maryland Senate to introduce ethics billWashington Times
Senator Wants Financial Disclosures OnlineWBAL Baltimore
WBAL Radio -Daily Record (subscription)
all 28 news articles »


WXIA-TV

State ethics bill proposed by GOP senator would cap lobbyist gifts at $100
The Republic
Josh McKoon stood alone Monday to announce an ethics bill that would cap lobbyist gifts at $100 and set a limit of $750 for travel, meals and accommodations for conferences and speaking engagements for lawmakers. While eight Republican senators have ...
With House bill stalled, senator targets lobbyist giftsAtlanta Journal Constitution
McKoon backs bill that would cap lobbyist gifts at $100Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
State senator wants cap lobbyists' gifts to lawmakersWGCL Atlanta

all 21 news articles »


Worcester to review updated ethics laws
Delmarva Now
SNOW HILL -- The Worcester County Commissioners are scheduled to hold a review of new county ethics laws today at a public meeting to be held at the county jail. In August 2011, the Commissioners voted to approve emergency legislation that makes the ...

and more »


Council to continue search for attorney for ethics issues
Delmarva Now
SALISBURY -- The City Council will continue its search for an attorney to handle several ethics... BERLIN -- When Nick Craven began playing football four years ago, playing college football was the... DENVER -- The Colorado Rockies acquired veteran ...

and more »

Google News

home | site map
© 2007