8TH PERSUASIVE APPEAL, SPILL THE BEANS

May 11, 2014

Mr. James Maughan

Assistant Deputy Director

Division of Financial Assistance

Phone: 916-341-5694

Email: jmaughan@waterboards.ca.gov

Mail address:  1001 I Street, 16th Floor

Sacramento, CA 95814

Dear Mr. James Maughan,

I am sending this letter to you today May 11, 2014 as a matter of 

EIGHTH PERSUASIVE APPEAL. I have not received any response 

from you, since January 30, 2014 despite SEVEN (7) PERSUASIVE APPEALS

for you to respond. Also,  I respectfully asked you to please seek a permission 

from Mr. Tom Howard for him to allow you to send me an e-mail address

to where I could write him to but likewise, I have not receive any

response from you.  Please grab the eighth chance to redeem yourself.
Think it over, sooner or later, someone will be blowing the whistle to 
free himself/herself out of this controversy.  Spill the beans before it is too late.

Again, my plea remain;  please send me back the "original" ERES educational

records credentials with the signatures of the three of you (Maughan,

Wilkinson and Hernandez) as soon as you can or send me an e-mail address
for me to communicate with Mr Tom Howard.

I made the PERSUASIVE APPEAL SEVENTH TIME DATED Sunday April 20, 2014

as part of this letter and I have it printed below.

Thank you very much.

Yours faithfully,

 Antonio L. Buensuceso Jr.

Sunday, April 20, 2014

SEVENTH PERSUASIVE APPEAL, NOWHERE TO RUN

April 20, 2014 

Mr. James Maughan
Assistant Deputy Director
Division of Financial Assistance
Phone: 916-341-5694
Email: jmaughan@waterboards.ca.gov

Mail address:  1001 I Street, 16th Floor

Sacramento, CA 95814

Dear Mr. James Maughan,

I am sending this letter to you today April 20, 2014 as a matter of 

SEVENTH PERSUASIVE APPEAL. I have not received any response 

from you, since January 30, 2014 despite SIX (6) PERSUASIVE APPEALS

for you to respond. Also,  I respectfully asked you to please seek a permission 

from Mr. Tom Howard for him to allow you to send me an e-mail address

to where I could write him to but likewise, I have not receive any

response from you.  Please grab the seventh chance to redeem yourself.
Think it over, sooner or later, someone will be blowing the whistle to 
free herself out of this controversy.

Again, my plea remain;  please send me back the "original" ERES educational

records credentials with the signatures of the three of you (Maughan,

Wilkinson and Hernandez) as soon as you can or send me an e-mail address
for me to communicate with Mr Tom Howard.

I made the PERSUASIVE APPEAL SIXTH TIME DATED March 15, 2014

as part of this letter and I have it printed below.

Thank you very much.

Yours faithfully,

 Antonio L. Buensuceso Jr.

SIXTH PERSUASIVE APPEAL FOR MR JAMES MAUGHAN

SIMILAR COPY HERE

Sixth Persuasive Appeal March 30, 2014 

FIFTH PERSUASIVE APPEAL FOR MR JAMES MAUGHAN
(Please click to see the e-mail copy.)

FIFTH PERSUASIVE APPEAL Saturday,  March 15,  2014

FOURTH PERSUASIVE APPEAL 

(Please click to see the e-mail copy.)

dated Sunday, March 2, 2014

   

PERSUASIVE APPEAL THIRD TIME 

(Please click to see the e-mail copy)

dated February 23, 2014

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JOHN DONOVAN MAY 8, 2014 ARTICLES

Institutional corruption in the Gardaí

May 8th, 2014 

by John Donovan. 

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Shell to Sea notes the resignation of Alan Shatter and his replacement by Frances Fitzgerald as Minister for Justice as a long overdue development. Terence Conway, Shell to Sea spokesperson, says “Alan Shatter showed contempt for everybody who raised issues of wrongdoing in an Garda Siochána and it was clear he never had any intention of dealing with institutional corruption in the Gardaí. We ask that his successor takes immediate action to deal with the blatant abuses of power that, unfortunately, are rampant within the force.”

News Release – Issued by Mayo Shell to Sea
May 8th , 2014 – For immediate release

Shell to Sea notes the resignation of Alan Shatter and his replacement by Frances Fitzgerald as Minister for Justice as a long overdue development. Terence Conway, Shell to Sea spokesperson, says “Alan Shatter showed contempt for everybody who raised issues of wrongdoing in an Garda Siochána and it was clear he never had any intention of dealing with institutional corruption in the Gardaí. We ask that his successor takes immediate action to deal with the blatant abuses of power that, unfortunately, are rampant within the force.”

While Mr Shatter came under strong criticism for his handling of the Garda whistleblowers, the bugging of GSOC’s offices and the penalty points controversy, his refusal to consider any investigation of Garda policies, tactics and procedures in relation to the policing of the Shell/Corrib dispute was nothing short of belligerent. Not only did Minister Shatter rebuke every call for an inquiry into the Gardaí in relation to this matter, he also engaged in a hostile campaign to discredit the legitimate protests that have taken place in north Mayo since 2002, consistently referring to “protest tourism” and attempting to obscure the fact that opposition to Shell/Corrib stems first and foremost from local residents who have never been properly consulted nor given their consent for the imposition of a massive industrial project in the heart of their community.

The issues relating to breaches of fundamental human rights by Gardaí policing the Shell/Corrib dispute have been highlighted by various NGO’s such as AFRI, TABLE Observers, Frontline Defenders and UN Special Rapporteur for Human Rights, Margaret Sekeggya, when she visited Ireland in 2012 and recommended full independence be given to the Garda Siochana Ombudsman Commission to investigate the matter.

Shell to Sea will be contacting Frances Fitzgerald, the new Minister requesting she authorise GSOC to conduct a section 106 investigation of the Gardaí’s role in north Mayo and re-iterating our demand for fully independent international inquiry into all aspects of the Shell/Corrib dispute. Shell to Sea also support retired Garda John Wilson’s demand that the next Commissioner of the Garda be recruited from outside the ranks of the force as only a fully independent person can bring about the change necessary to restore public confidence in the Gardaí.

Shell to Sea contact persons

Terence Conway:     086 0866264

Maura Harrington: 087 9591474

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Mark Moody-Stuart a critic of Shell crash diet

May 8th, 2014 

by John Donovan. 

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Retired Shell Chairman Sir Mark Moody Stuart

Extracts from a Reuters article byAlex Lawlerand Dmitry Zhdannikov published 7 May 2014 under the headline: “After crash diet, oil majors may need new growth”

LONDON, May 7 (Reuters) – The global oil majors’ crash diets may be going too far. That at least is the view of a small number of critics who believe sweeping programmes of asset sales and the trimming of investment plans risk doing longer-term damage. Such projects are important both for the companies’ future, a retired top executive said, as well as the wider world. “It would be a pity if they got put off the larger projects,” said Mark Moody-Stuart, who was Shell chairman from 1998 to 2001. “They are capable of doing it and the world in supply terms needs large projects.” Moody-Stuart is also questioning the reasoning behind the sale of mature oil and gas fields by the majors. “I can see there are some assets you should probably dispose of in order to concentrate your capital, but I would be cautious of divesting oneself of fields whose ultimate recovery can probably be increased by technology,” he said.

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