DOJ-Judicial Crimes Against the People

The book describes 40 years of corruption and resulting tragedies enabled by documented corrupt conduct by Department of Justice personnel and federal judges, as experienced by a corruption-fighting whistleblower. Starting with his official life-and-death assignment in the days of frequent aviation disasters, and joined by many other former government agents, the consequences go from corruption-enabled aviation disasters to an endless list of other tragedies. Included are lawsuits against the Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court, an unprecedented apology by Justice Byron White for not being able—as a single justice—to act on an emergency petition that outlines the corruption. One of many scandals that he discovered, with the help of a mole in a key al Qaeda cell, was the deep-sixing scheme by DOJ personnel of advance information of planned al Qaeda attacks that made possible the first series of catastrophic al Qaeda successes, including 9/11—probably one of the greatest and most catastrophic of all government scandals.