I WILL TAKE CROOKED POLTICAL HACKS FOR $500 ALEX.SHANLEY APC LAWYER DESMOND LEE TELLS EX EST AL BOND TO ASK SECRETARY OF LABOR MARTY WALSH TO PUT THE FIX IN AND INTERVENE IN AN EBSA CASE

 

WE HAVE ALWAYS RAISED THE ISSUE OF THE UBC USING MEMBERS DUES MONEY TO BUY CROOKED POLITICAL HACKS AND CORRUPT AGENCY EMPLOYEES WHO IN RETURN FOR THEIR PAYOFFS PROTECT THEIR CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES.OF COURSE WE HAVE BEEN ACCUSED OF BEING CONSPIRACY THEORIST AND LIARS

BUT ARE WE REALLY??

 

 IN ANOTHER CAMPAIGN AS A WARNING TO OTHERS THAT TELL CASH MCCARRON  NO HERE WE HAVE THE EXT EST AL BOND LAWSUIT 

THE FEDERAL LAWSUIT THEY FILED GOT BOOTED FROM FEDERAL COURT SO THEY FILED IN MISSOURI STATE COURT 

 

JUST FOR A QUICK REFRESH.ONE OF THE ISSUES THEY ARE SUING BOND FOR IS THE CREATION OF A SECOND UBC COUNCIL WELLNESS CENTER.THE PROPERTY FOR THE WELLNESS CENTER WAS SOLD TO THE COUNCIL BY THE TRAINING FUND WHICH APPEARS IS A PROHIBITED TRANSACTION UNDER ERISA.BOND WAS ADVISED HE NEEDED AN EXEMPTION FROM THE EBSA

 THE COURT RECORD SHOWS ALL THE FUND TRUSTEES VOTED TO ALLOW THE SALE OF THE PROPERTY SO ALL ARE EQUALLY GUILTY OF FIDUCIARY BREACH UNDER ERISA BUT BOND IS THE ONLY ONE BEING SUED.

  

 SURE LOOKS LIKE CASH MCCARRON IS PULLING A MIKE MCCARRON ON EX EST BOND

AFTER REVIEW OF THE COURT SUBMISSIONS IT IS CLEAR THAT IN REGARDS TO THE WELLNESS CENTER EX EST BOND IS INNOCENT OF THE LIES AND FALSE ACCUSATIONS DOUGY USED AS AN EXCUSE TO TAKE HIM OUT

 

 

IN MIKE MCCARRONS CASE AN OLMS INVESTIGATION REVEALED ALL TRUSTEES WERE EQUALLY GUILTY OF FIDUCIARY BREACH FOR LEASE OVERCHARGES.NOT ONLY WAS MIKE MCCARRON THE ONLY ONE SUED BUT  CHICKEN SHTYE DECARLO AND CROOKED TEETH SHANLEY, AT CASH MCCARRONS DEMAND, MADE FALSE STATEMENTS IN FEDERAL COURT TO PORTRAY IT AS A SINISTER PLOT BY  MIKE MCCARRON.THE FACT IS AS LEGAL COUNSEL TO THE FUND IT WAS DECARLO AND SHANLEY WHO FAILED TO ADVISE THE TRUSTEES OF THEIR LEASE REVIEW OBLIGATIONS UNDER ERISA

 

SO LETS GET TO THE BUY A POLITICAL HACK GOOD STUFF 

 

 BOSTON MARTY WALSH WAS SEC OF LABOR AT THE TIME AND CONNECTED TO THE NORTH ATLANTIC COUNCIL AND ALLEGEDLY TO TOM FLYNN

PER THE COURT RECORD A FUND ATTORNEY AND BOND REACHED OUT TO DIRTY DOUG AND HIS CORRUPT LAW FIRM FOR ADVICE ON THE EXEMPTION APPLICATION

THEIR ADVICE..... 

ASK MARTY WALSH  TO INTERVENE WITH THE EBSA AND PUT THE FIX IN  

 THE FOLLOWING CAME FROM JOHN DECARLO AND LEGAL HACKS AT THE THEN DECARLO AND SHANLEY LAW FIRM NAMED DESMOND LEE AND ALICE CHEN

 

 NOW WE KNOW BOSTON MARTY WALSH WAS A UNION BOUGHT AND PAID FOR PATSY 

IT IS CLEAR BY THE RECORD HE DID NOT PUT THE FIX IN AND/OR WAS NOT ASKED TO BY EITHER MCCARRON OR FLYNN

INSTEAD 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THESE JUNE 2021 EMAILS IN SEPT 2021 CASH MCCARRON DISSOLVED THE COUNCIL AND TOOK OUT BOND

AND WE STILL WANT TO KNOW IF THE JOHN WALSH RECENTLY MADE THE CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC STATES COUNCIL IS RELATED

 

BUT WHY THE QUICK MOVE BY CASH MCCARRON TO CRUSH BOND??LOTS OF SPECULATION SO HERE IS ANOTHER HUMBLE OFFERING 

 

AS WE KNOW FRANK SPENCER TOOK PAYOFFS FROM INDEPENDENCE BLUE CROSS IN PHILLY TO MOVE UBC FUNDS BUSINESS ACROSS THE UBC LAND OF OZ TO INDEPENDENCE BLUE CROSS

AS WE KNOW MCCARRON AND THE UBC  SYNDICATE ARE RUNNING THE LEVEL CARE PHARMACY/LEVEL CARE PBM AND LEVEL CARE CONSORTIUM SCAM WITH EXPRESS SCRIPTS AND LITTLE TYKES GEORGE NORCROSS  WHICH ALL FUNDS ACROSS THE UBC LAND OF OZ WERE AND ARE BEING PUSHED INTO

 

SO WAS THE PROBLEM THAT BOND STARTED WITHOUT AN EBSA EXEMPTION OR WAS IT REALLY WHAT BOND WAS BUILDING AND WHO WAS GETTING PAID

 ON SITE PRIMARY CARE...

ONSITE PHARMACY..

 

NO INDEPENDENCE  BLUE CROSS

NO LEVEL CARE PHARMACY

NO LEVEL CARE CONSORTIUM

DO THE MATH!! 

 

2020 BEFORE THE TAKE OVER NO MONEY TO THE EXPRESS SCRIPTS SCAM 

AFTER THE TAKEOVER

 (2021) $1,953,778 WHICH IS NOW UP TO (2024) $4,472,199 TO EXPRESS SCRIPTS

 

AND WHO IS NOW RUNNING THE  WELLNESS CENTER PHARMACY?

 

 

The Carpenters Wellness Center pharmacy in St. Louis

offers prescription services managed through Express Scripts

Express Scripts Integration: The pharmacy benefits are managed by Express Scripts, allowing for, at times, mail-order,, or 90-day supplies for maintenance medication.

Specialty Medications: For complex conditions, services are often coordinated through Accredo, the specialty pharmacy under Express Scripts.

 

  

 

noun: conspiracy theory;  

  

a belief that some influential or controlling organization or group is responsible for a notable event or phenomenon.

 SO HERE IN MY OPINION WE HAVE A BIT MORE PROOF THAT THE UBC DOES INDEED BUY OFF POLITICAL HACKS AND AGENCY EMPLOYEES AND WILL ATTEMPT TO USE THEM TO PROTECT THEIR CRIMINAL ENTERPRISES

 

UBC MEMBER JOHN GOULD FILES IN FEDERAL COURT FOR AN INJUNCTION AGAINST DIRTY DOUGS SEIZURE OF THE ST. LOUIS /KANSAS-CITY COUNCIL

 DESPITE MCCARRONS BULLSHYTE STORY ABOUT RESTRUCTURING IT APPEARS ONCE AGAIN THERE ARE ALLEGATIONS OF UBC CORRUPTION BY YET ANOTHER OF DOUG MCCARRON HAND PICKED EST STOOGES

 

Case: 4:21-cv-01187-RLW

FEDERAL DISTRICT COURT EASTERN MISSOURI

 

 UBC MEMBER JOHN GOULD HAS BEEN WORKING TO EXPOSE UBC CORRUPTION IN ST LOUIS FOR YEARS

HE HAS EXPOSED MCCARRONS HAND PICKED STOOGE ALBERT BOND

HEY FEDS CAN YOU SAY "A PATTERN OF CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR 

 

 "Fast forward to today, and the UBC is once again attempting to hide the financial crimes and poor behavior of an EST under the guise of a simple merger.
A "merger that will allow for better use of resources and serve to increase market
share." Regardless of the potential under the leadership of EST Gary Perinar, we
know this PR statement to be a complete fabrication. The merger is the result of
actions taken by Al Bond during his tenure as EST. Numerous employees of the
CRC had already leaked the secret details surrounding Mr. Bond's untimely
departure; a letter written to the UBC by an anonymous and recently discharged
employee, included multiple allegations of impropriety committed by Al Bond.
The real reasons for Bond's dismissal were confirmed to the media, some members, and former employees of the Council. Business Representatives in the Kansas City area sent text messages to CRC Delegates on the evening of
September 26, 2021, stating that there were no issues on the western side of Missouri; adding that Bond and others had been removed from office, and a key sentence for the purposes of this letter, "that the UBC was overseeing
operations in Kansas City and St. Louis."
Employees have confirmed that Mr. Bond was removed for financial misappropriation, hostile work environment, and sexual harassment.
Furthermore, the CRC and the UBC are currently being sued in the Eastern District
of Missouri's Federal Court for ignoring hostile working conditions and the repeated sexual harassment of female employees by Al Bond and others"

 

HEY DOUGY.IF YOU THINK YOU ARE HAVING RECTAL CRAMPS NOW WAIT WE ARE NOT DONE

 

FROM THE LABOR- MANAGEMENT REPORTING AND DISCLOSURE ACT

Messenger: Dismissal of Carpenters' union leader gives whistleblower's allegations new life

Tony Messenger
The first time I met Jonathan Gould, he handed me a 4-inch thick, three-ring binder about the St. Louis-Kansas City Carpenters Regional Council.

Gould was — still is — a whistleblower and this was his life’s work. There were financial documents, meeting transcripts, recordings and the documentation that backed up his various state and federal lawsuits that since 2017 he has pushed at much personal cost.

Gould is a union floor layer from Edwardsville. He has alleged in lawsuits that the secretary-treasurer of the Carpenters’ union, Al Bond, and his predecessor, Terry Nelson, were using money from dues-paying union members "for improper reimbursements" and other "waste" and "breaches of fiduciary duty."Despite many conversations and emails over the past couple of years, I never wrote about Gould’s allegations, even as the union was fingered in federal documents for funneling campaign money to former St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger, or later, when it was pushing the risky airport privatization scheme.


Why?

The reasons are best explained by the oral arguments in one of those federal lawsuits filed by Gould that was dismissed by the court. I was listening last December when Gould’s attorney and the Carpenters’ attorneys argued over the case, in which Gould said a federal judge was wrong to dismiss the case. In the lawsuit, Gould alleged misappropriation of funds by Bond and others, covered up by a bad audit. But in the end, the Carpenters’ attorney told the judges, the 229 allegations in the lawsuit only uncovered in the neighborhood of $700 of allegedly inappropriate spending.

In June, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against Gould. The judges didn’t say that Gould was necessarily wrong for believing that the Carpenters’ accounting of the allegations of wrongdoing was a “sham,” but that Gould didn’t properly go about seeking redress for the various types of possible misappropriation.

That would have been the end of that, until late September, when Douglas McCarron,  president of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters, swept into town, dismissed Bond and other local union leaders, and folded the regional council into the Chicago Regional Council of Carpenters. McCarron hasn’t said much about the consolidation, but his letter outlining the decision references an “internal report” about the union’s operations.

Whatever is in that internal report, I would wager my last mileage check that at least some of the allegations in it came from Gould’s several-year-quest to seek justice on behalf of union members who deserve to have their money well spent. All of a sudden, the all-powerful Carpenters’ union, which has held oversized sway in St. Louis politics for too long, has had its legs cut off, with renewed questions about why Bond, for instance, raised his pay by about $100,000 to more than $300,000 a year in a short period of time.

And that’s why Gould went back to federal court this week, this time without an attorney, seeking to block McCarron’s forced consolidation of the local Carpenters’ regional council with the Chicago group. In his legal filing, he repeats many of the allegations he’s been making for years, about alleged financial mismanagement under Bond’s leadership, and he fears that McCarron’s action is a pre-emptive move to somehow cover up misdeeds.

“The merger of union funds may even hinder investigators' ability to effectively and timely track funds spent illegally by union officials,” Gould alleges in his court filing. Indeed, after McCarron has engineered a second leadership change in Missouri (the first was when he replaced Nelson with Bond), perhaps it’s time for his membership to question these moves. McCarron did not return a call for comment.


I have always had a soft spot for whistleblowers like Gould, who risk their own livelihoods because they are convinced that they see wrongdoing and they won’t stop until it is exposed. I’ve been sympathetic to his claims because Bond’s use of the union’s deep pockets to tilt the local political scales, particularly when supporting bad actors, did little to build a better St. Louis.

There’s a lot of smoke in that binder of Gould’s. Perhaps one day, we’ll see where it leads

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