Posted on 02/28/2017 9:05:00 AM PST by Sean_Anthony
The California state’s one-party government is now “bordering on criminal rule,”
Former Senator Isadore Hall, a Democrat who marched with the President of the United Farm Worker’s labor union, and publicly declared his solidarity with the UFW campaign against the Gerawan Farming employees, has been appointed by Gov. Jerry Brown to the Agricultural Labor Relations Board. Hall’s confirmation hearing is March 1.
After losing a race for Congress in November 2016, Hall has announced he will make another run in 2018… while he is on the ALRB?
Where does the fbi FIGURE IN?
Where does the fbi FIGURE IN?
Racketeering and collusion between UFW and Ag Board to him up charges against farmers and suppression of whistle blowers who have been fired for trying to expose it
Jim Rob might have more insight to Moonbeam’s hiddend goverment in this case.
Calling the FBI
Assemblyman Jim Patterson (R-Fresno) has called on the FBI to investigate the ALRB and UFW, Pick Justice reported. On the KMJ-NOW Ray Appleton radio show in Fresno Monday, Patterson said the ALRB is a “corrupt UFW protection racket [that] comes down not only on the grower, but on thousands upon thousands of farmworkers.”
That “racketeering,” the lawmaker added, may result in “criminal charges against governor” Jerry Brown.
Is it time to bring in the FBI to investigate? Appleton asked Patterson.
“This is an invitation [to the FBI] to come in and look at it,” the assemblyman replied.
Farmorkers have nowhere else to turn but to state and federal courts and the FBI, Pick Justice reported. “The new attorney general [Xavier] Becerra and Governor Brown are going to do everything they can to keep this whistleblower’s words out of the public record,” Patterson said.
“It’s maybe time to blow that whistle,” suggested Appleton.
The California state’s one-party government is now “bordering on criminal rule,” said Patterson.
About time to push-back on the ALRB.
We need help from Jeff Sessions to help with that push.
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