Anonymous ID: 3eb0cb Oct. 8, 2021, 3:48 a.m. No.14745171   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5217

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seriously??

 

John Kerry's younger bro Cameron is/was associated with Sidley Austin:

 

Visiting Scholar

 

Visiting Scholar - Ann R. & Andrew H. Tisch Distinguished Visiting Fellow, The Brookings Institution -Senior Counsel, Sidley Austin LLP

 

Former General Counsel and Acting Secretary, United States Department of Commerce 2009-13, where he led theObama Administration'swork on consumer privacy and engagement with international partners on privacy, and led Commerce Department work oncybersecurity, surveillance, and other technology policy issues.

 

His work at MIT involves the intersection of data science and technology with law and public policy.

 

https://www.media.mit.edu/people/ckerry/overview/

 

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Deloitte and Aequitas Investors Lawsuit

 

That’s because the $234.6 million settlement Deloitte, Eisner Amper, and five other companies reached with investors of the now-defunct Oregon investment company Aequitas last July was approved in Oregon federal court on Dec. 16.

 

Deloitte, Eisner Amper, law firmSidley Austin,securities firm TD Ameritrade, and ratings agency Duff & Phelps will pay a combined $220 million

 

https://facelesscompliance.com/7604/21-scandals-settlements-and-corporate-crimes-of-big-4-accounting-firms-in-2019

 

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John Kerry's Watergate

 

Heard of Watergate? Get ready for Lowellgate.

 

On Sept. 18, 1972, the evening before the primary election during his second attempt for Congress, Kerry's brotherCameronand one Thomas Vallely, both part of his current campaign team, were arrested by Lowell police at 1:40 a.m. and charged with breaking and entering with the intent to commit larceny. The two were apprehended in the basement of a building whose door had been forced open, police said. It housed the headquarters of candidate DiFruscia. The Watergate scandal was making headlines at this time, and it was called the Lowell Watergate.

 

"They wanted to sever my telephone lines," DiFruscia said recently. Had those lines been cut, Kerry's opponent would not have been able to telephone supporters on Election Day to get out the vote and coordinate poll watchers, vital roles in a close election. "I do not know if they wanted to break into my office," says DiFruscia today. At the time he said, "All my IBM cards and the list of my voter identification in the greater Lowell area are in my headquarters."

 

Cameron and Vallely, along with David Thorne, who was Kerry's campaign manager at the time and has been close to him since they attendedYaletogether, did not deny the two entered the building in which they were captured. They said at the time they were in the cellar of the building to check their own telephone lines because they had received an anonymous call warning they would be cut.

 

This reporter heard an allegation that another congressional candidate placed the alleged anonymous call, which was denied. But if the Kerry campaign was concerned about someone breaking and entering to cut off its telephone service, why didn't they just call the police? Why break the law? And what does any of this say about Kerry's mind-set? Kerry campaign officials did not answer important Lowellgate questions.

 

The case was transferred to superior court and continued without a finding, where it was dismissed about a year later. But since it happened at the last minute, and Kerry won the primary but went on to lose the general election, this ugly business did not receive intense media scrutiny. Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein were busy investigating another break-in.

 

https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1065034/posts

 

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haven't had a chance to dig, but there appears to be a Sidley Austin - SERCO connection

Anonymous ID: 3eb0cb Oct. 8, 2021, 4:14 a.m. No.14745217   🗄️.is 🔗kun

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…Meanwhile, there was another suspicious helicopter crash on June 10th in mid-town Manhattan. It’s difficult to find a non-biased report. Some say the helicopter “CRASHED and caught fire.” Others say that it “LANDED and caught fire. You can find many articles online. The important FACT is that the offices of Sidley Austin are located in the building where the helicopter ended up and caught fire.

Here is what excellent researcher QBlueSky reported on her Twitter feed …

 

Obama worked as an associate at the law firms of Sidley Austin in 1989

 

— Obama connected to Sidley Austin law firm inWorld Trade Center,where only one worker out of 600 die

 

— Michelle was assigned as Barack’s mentor

 

— Jonathan Cohn works for #SidleyAustin and is married to Rachel Brand former Associate AG under Rosenstein (NOTE:Rachel Brand is WalMart’s Executive Vice President of Global Governance, Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary. She was #3 behind Attorney AG Rosenstein and forced out of them DOJ in May 2018 )

 

— Cohn was a Deputy Assistant AG in the US DOJ

 

— Sidley Austin represents ChineseHuaweiTechnologies. (Dianne Feinstein connection!)

 

— GOOGLE and HUAWEI facing class-action lawsuit over bootloop issue on Nexus 6P (https://9to5google.com/2018/03/08/google-huawei-nexus-6p-bootloop-issue-class-action-lawsuit/)

 

— SidleyAustin partner James Cole, a former deputy U.S. attorney general

 

— Prosecutors want Sidley’s James Cole Disqualified in Huawei Case

 

— Cole w/E.Holder/Deep State

 

— There is a massive iron structure portraying The Game of Thrones at Rockefeller Center Equatable Center where Sidley Austin offices are located are part of Rockefeller Center RCA Building Room 3603 U.S. operations of British Intelligence’s & Allen Dulles, who headed the C_A (I have a book on Allen Dulles; yet another extensive rabbit hole of corruption!)

 

https://web.archive.org/web/20201127005047/https://prophecyconnections.com/category/lucifer-landlord-of-earth/7-digging-really-deep-what-is-the-standard-hotel-adam-schiff-connection/

 

Campaign '08: Michelle Obama's Sidley Austin Years

 

In the mess of media reporting about the Obamas, we've been a little disappointed over the seeming paucity of knowledge when it comes to the Sidley Austin years. We knew that Michelle Obama (Princeton, Harvard law) joined Sidley's Chicago headquarters in 1988, and that, a couple years later, Barack came along as a summer associate. They met. She left the firm. He turned down Sidley's offer, and the rest is history.

 

Today, the NLJ takes a stab at fleshing out Michelle's three years at Sidley Austin, prior to joining the office ofChicago Mayor Richard Daley."What she learned at Harvard Law School and Sidley Austin has served her well in all of the judgments she has had to make as an administrator and a manager," said Charles Ogletree, a Harvard law prof who came to know Obama as a faculty adviser to the Black Law Students Association.

 

According to the NLJ, she joined Sidley as part of the marketing and intellectual property practice group, handling transactional, antitrust and other matters. She worked on teams that represented AT&T in its 1990 hostile takeover bid for NCR, andUnion Carbidein its 1990 legal fight to complete a sale of a chemical business unit to Arco over FTC opposition.

 

When the Arco matter went to trial in Washington, Obama and other Sidley colleagues moved to D.C. to prepare the case, which settled shortly after trial began. Nate Eimer, a former Sidley partner who worked on the case, told the NLJ that Obama who went by Michelle Robinson when she was at the firm made a "very positive impression" on Union Carbide's counsel, a man who was often critical of attorneys. "She stood out from the average associate. She reserved her comment before she was sure of what she wanted to say. Her analysis was clear and precise."

 

After the stint in Mayor Daley's office, Obama took a job as the executive director of a new Chicago youth leadership organization led by Public Allies. Paul Schmitz, now CEO of Public Allies, told the NLJ that her calm maturity made her stand out among the younger staffers, especially for tough tasks like terminating people. "She was very deliberative in her thinking," Schmitz said. "She would kind of question you, not in grilling way, in a Socratic way. She would try to understand the full situation before making a decision."

 

https://www.wsj.com/articles/BL-LB-6020