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The Silicon Valley Tech Mobster Cartel The Silicon Valley Tech Mobster Cartel Warped Sociopath Frat Boys Emulate The “Godfather” Films With Impunity And Epic Deviance 1 This is revision 4.2 of a draft version of this book. Check back, at the link you got this from, for updated versions) 2 Table of Contents Forward......................................................................................................................................................4 The Architecture Of A Crime Empire........................................................................................................5 The Department Of Energy Is Their Favorite Smash-And-Grab Candy Store........................................14 How The Crony Capitalism Promoted By Silicon Valley Is Destroying America...................................28 Enabling Corruption By Building Sicko Frat Boys.................................................................................40 The Psychology of The Silicon Valley Billionaire: Why So Many Of Them Are Sociopaths............55 Meet John, One Of The Godfathers Of The Mob....................................................................................60 The Silicon Valley Cartel Has Bought Every California Senator............................................................66 The Silicon Valley Cartel Uses The CIA For Dirty Tricks Schemes.......................................................71 The Venture Capital Scam Of The NVCA...............................................................................................80 Silicon Valley’s Secret Mainstream Media Control Directives..............................................................107 The Names Of The Cartel Membership.................................................................................................111 Their Assassin Operatives That Run The Hit Jobs And Attacks For Them:.....................................116 Conclusion..............................................................................................................................................118 Bibliography, References And Evidence Links......................................................................................119 Notes......................................................................................................................................................574 3 Forward Rich, dynastic elitist families sent their children to Stanford University, Yale and other related social programming institutions. At these schools they were steered into fraternities and sororities that practiced hazing based on homosexual and abusive paradigms. Their education pushed the concepts of Machiavellianism and Nietzsche's elitist moral philosophy. These philosophies promote the ideas of some people being “supermen” and the rest of the people being tools. (Hitler loved Nietzsche) The Tech Cartel see themselves as the ‘Supermen’ that are better than others. Stanford kids are programmed to think they are superior because they are richer and they can get away with things because their “superiority” gives them the right to not follow the rules of “normal” society. They were steered to join exclusionary “Key Clubs”, “Guardsmen” groups, “Skull and Bones” pledge cults, “The Masons” and other organizations designed to keep business opportunities, politics and sexual activities within their “elite” groups. Stanford regents cover-up their Brock rapes to keep their rich daddy’s paying for Rodin statues in the garden. These brats never left the Stanford frat house mentality, nor the neighborhood. Half of them moved right up the street from the Stanford campus to Sand Hill Road in a sheep-like cluster of “venture capital” offices. Here they swindle pension funds out of money based on hyped up pitches of fantastic new technologies. They collude together to rig markets and black-list anyone who tries to compete with them. To these men, women are nothing more than “baby ovens” and “trophy wives” to show off to other men and must be “upgraded” every 4 years. They have organized their own sex trafficking network which flies hookers and male prostitutes to them from anywhere on Earth; pressures interns and secretaries into sex-for-jobs; run private oxytocin, scopolamine and cocaine date-rape drug distribution operations; sources up armies of Ghislaine Maxwell-like procurers for underage sex; promotes “One Touch”, NXVIUM, “Mission Control”, “Power Exchange”, “Blue Door”, etc. private sex clubs for themselves; and maintains a group of “beard” pretend wives to hide their gay lifestyles. A carefully crafted network of crooked law firms, CPA’s, lobbyists and operatives protects their schemes. Massive bribes to the White House, Senators and law enforcement bosses keep them protected. They steal any technology they want and lobby the Patent office to change the laws to help them do it. 1/3 of them are radically involved in open-relationship homosexuality and seek underage participants. Why hasn’t the FBI, or other law enforcement arrested them? These mobsters violate Anti-Trust laws, RICO Racketeering laws, tax evasion laws, money laundering laws, sex trafficking laws, political manipulation and bribery laws, and other laws EVERY DAY! They have more money and power than the FBI or any other law enforcement group! They truly believe they are “untouchable” and the lack of prosecution of their members reinforces that belief. 4 The Architecture Of A Crime Empire To operate a crime scheme you need to have an operational infrastructure that protects and feeds the beast. Here is how the Silicon Valley Mafia has set theirs up. At the end of February in 2021, Mobster Peter Gotti, the one-time Gambino crime boss and successor to brother John “Dapper Don” Gotti, died in North Carolina where he was serving time in federal prison. Gotti, had been sentenced to 25 years in jail after being convicted in 2003 on racketeering and other charges. Peter Gotti served as the acting boss of the Gambinos from 1999 to 2002 after his younger brother, John, was sent to prison for murder and racketeering. Peter Gotti spent an estimated $70,000 on failed attempts to hunt down Salvatore “Sammy the Bull” Gravano after the turncoat ratted out his brother to the feds, court papers say. Gravano helped authorities bring John Gotti down in exchange for a 1991 plea deal. The arrest of each Gotti followed a standard police organized crime surveillance and capture program discussed in every law enforcement training manual. The process of arresting organized crime participants is well known and follows very standard procedures. Those procedures, though, have an administrative brick wall in front of them when it comes to David Rubin, Elon Musk, Eric Schmidt, Larry Page, Reid Hoffman, Steve Westly and the rest of the Silicon Valley Cartel. Why do the Silicon Valley mobster oligarchs get a pass when Al Capone, the Gambino’s and the Gotti’s do not? Stanford University has a class for that. The “How To Get Away With Organized Crime” curriculum is a favorite of rich Chinese, East Indian, Middle Eastern, Russian and white bread oligarch families to send their kids to. They bribe Stanford with “Donations” to get their kids some good paper. John Doerr and Lori Loughlin were caught paying straight-up bribes. Hundreds of snoot box families have yet to be caught paying those bribes. Stanford University is a PAY-TO-PLAY college! The Silicon Valley Cartel loves to organize a good coup. The coup d'état has been practiced in America often. The Smedley Butler “Business Plot” case is the most notorious version. In the words of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black, delivered at New York University in 1960 concerning the protections of the U.S. Bill of Rights: I cannot agree with those who think of the Bill of Rights as an 18th century straitjacket, unsuited for this age.. The evils it guards against are not only old, they are with us now, they exist today.. Experience all over the world has demonstrated, I fear, that the distance between stable, orderly government and one that has been taken over by force is not so great as we have assumed. Indeed, the plot that Butler exposed -- if what MacGuire claimed was true – is a sobering reminder to 5 Americans. We were not immune to the sentiments that gave rise to totalitarian governments throughout the world in the 1930s. We make a serious mistake when we assume, "It can't happen here!" The term “Coup” has also been used in a corporate context more specifically as boardroom coup. CEOs that have been sacked by behind-the-scenes maneuvering include Robert Stempel of General Motors (1992) [17] [18] and John Akers of IBM (1993). [19] [20] Steve Jobs attempted management coups twice at Apple, Inc.; first in 1985 when he unsuccessfully tried to oust John Sculley and then again in 1997, which successfully forced Gil Amelio to resign.[21] [22] . The Silicon Valley Cartel is dead-set on operating another social coup in America! Who are these guys? They are sex abusers like the Kleiner Perkins frat boy staff who were sued by Ellen Pao for the misogyny culture of sexual deviancy and abuse that they promote as their corporate culture. They are tax evaders like Ray Lane. They are hooker-hiring sex traffickers like Google's Forrest Hayes who died from an excess of drugs and sex. They are cheaters like Google's David Drummond who destroyed his family by his addiction to infidelity. They are sex addicts who own sex penthouses and cavort with the notorious Wendy Deng like Eric Schmidt. Amid the World's Largest Corporate Sex Scandals Google CEO Eric
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