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Monday, July 21, 2014

INQUIRY UNDER THE FOIA RESPONSE RECORD_1

July 22, 2014

James Maughan

Assistant Deputy Director Division of Financial Assistance

State Water Resources Control Board

Phone: 916-341-5694

Email: james.maughan@waterboarda.ca.gov

Dear Mr. James Maughan,

Below is your response on my letter dated July 20, 2014:

Your e-mail response starts here xxx

Maughan, James@Waterboards James.Maughan@waterboards.ca.gov

8:50 AM (11 hours ago)

to Tom, me, Liz.Haven, Jonathan.Bishop, Wes.Wilkinson, Christine.Gord., andrew.cooper

Mr. Buensuceso, Mr. Howard’s correct email address is:

Tom.Howard@waterboards.ca.gov

James Maughan

Assistant Deputy Director Division of Financial Assistance

State Water Resources Control Board

Phone: 916-341-5694

Email: james.maughan@waterboarda.ca.gov

xxxYour e-mail response ends

Although it took TEN (10) PERSUASIVE APPEALS and ONE(1) Letter

of INQUIRY under the Freedom of Information Act and seven (7) months

of even more painful and agonizing months of constantly pleading and

patiently waiting for your response from December 30, 2013 to

July 20, 2014, magnanimity and ethics guided me to be gracious.

So, thank you so much for your response.

Yours faithfully,

Antonio L. Buensuceso Jr.

The TRUTH will set you FREE.

JOHN DONOVAN JULY 21, 2014 ARTICLES

A Horrified Netherlands May Rethink Its Economic Ties With Russia

Jul 21st, 2014

by John Donovan.

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Extract from a BloombergBusinessweek article by Carol Matlack published 21 July 2014

The Netherlands, a nation of traders, generally doesn’t like to let politics interfere with business. The death of 193 Dutch nationals in the Malaysia Airlines jet crash could change that.

Major Dutch companies with business interests in Russia also are drawing fire for their relations with President Vladimir Putin. “In April of this year, when the crisis over Crimea was at its height, [Royal Dutch Shell Chief Executive Officer] Ben van Beurden made a point of visiting Putin and saying that no matter the political situation, Shell and Russia had great plans for the future…”

The Netherlands has deep economic ties with Russia, ranging from Shell’s investment in the Sakhalin-2 oil and gas project…

FULL ARTICLE

Posted in: Ben van Beurden, Bloomberg, Business Principles, Business Week,Corruption, Gas, Gazprom, Oil, President Putin, Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Russia,Sakhalin II.
Tagged: Ben van Beurden · Gas · Gazprom · Oil · Royal Dutch Shell Plc · Russia · Shell

Will Royal Dutch Shell Be Forced to Skedaddle From Russia?

Jul 21st, 2014

by John Donovan.

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Extract from a Motley Fool article by David Smith published 21 July 2014 under the headline: “Will ExxonMobil, BP, and Royal Dutch Shell Be Forced to Skedaddle From Russia?”

Amid a crescendo of calls in Washington for the imposition of severely tightened sanctions on Moscow, following last week’s tragic shoot-down of a Malaysian airliner over Ukraine, I’m wondering whether in, say, six months, the likes of ExxonMobil, BP, and Royal Dutch Shell, will retain permission to work side-by-side with Rosneft and other Russian state-controlled energy companies.

Shell has a 27.5% interest with Gazprom in Sakhalin-2 on a desolate, eponymously named island in the Sea of Okhotsk, to Russia’s east. Until 2006 Shell operated the project, but late that year it was forced to sell much of its then majority interest to Gazprom, for what was generally agreed to be a pittance, relative to the $20 billion the company had already invested in the project.

FULL ARTICLE

Posted in: BP, Exxon Mobil, Gas, Gazprom, Oil, Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Russia, Sakhalin II, Shell.
Tagged: BP · ExxonMobil · Oil · Royal Dutch Shell Plc · Russia · Shell

Few limits offshore, Shell says

Jul 21st, 2014

by John Donovan.

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Extract from a UPI article byDaniel J. Graeber published 21 July 2014

LONDON, July 21 (UPI) –John Hollowell, Shell’s vice president in charge of deep waters in the Americas, told The Daily Telegraph in London there were few limitations to how deep or how far offshore oil companies can drill.

“How far you can go is really technology based,” he said in aninterview published Sunday. “When we can’t overcome the technical barriers, that will be the end, but we have yet to reach that stage.”

The company said it’s working according to the terms of the new safety culture that emerged in the wake of the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

FULL ARTICLE

Posted in: Daily Telegraph, Gulf of Mexico, Oil, United States.
Tagged: Gulf of Mexico · Oil · Royal Dutch Shell Plc

The TRUTH will set you FREE.

Sunday, July 20, 2014

JOHN DONOVAN JULY 20, 2014 ARTICLES

Shell whistleblower OSSL challenges Irish police officers to take lie-detector test

Jul 20th, 2014

by John Donovan.

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By John Donovan

OSSL, the company that admits supplying free alcohol to Irish police on behalf of Shell EP Ireland is challenging senior Irish police officers, who apparently deny receiving the goods said to be worth tens of thousands of Euros, to take lie detector tests.

The challenge is contained in an email sent earlier today to senior executives of Shell including the Company Secretary of Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Mr Michiel Brandjes.

OSSL directors say that they are prepared to take lie-detector tests themselves with Shell representatives in attendance.

Shell denies the allegations and says that two internal investigations have found no evidence to support the claims made by OSSL. Two Garda internal investigations and an investigation by the Irish police Ombudsman reached the same conclusion.

Could a cover-up go that far?

In fact there is evidence. Thus far it has been either destroyed or discarded.

Posted in: Bribery, Business Principles, Corrib Gas Project, Corruption, Garda, Gas,Ireland, John Donovan, Michiel Brandjes, OSSL, Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Shell.
Tagged: Gas · Ireland · John Donovan · Royal Dutch Shell Plc

Kashagan delays mar outlook for Eni, Total and Shell

Jul 20th, 2014

by John Donovan.

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Extract from FT article by Guy Chazan published 20 July 2014

Three of Europe’s largest oil companies could take a $1.5bn hit to earnings as a result of delays to Kashagan, the $50bn oil project in the Caspian Sea that has been bedevilled by hold-ups and cost over-runs.

FULL FT ARTICLE

Posted in: Kashagan, Oil, Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Shell, Total.
Tagged: Cash All Gone · Kashagan · Oil · Royal Dutch Shell Plc · Total

The TRUTH will set you FREE.

SYNDICATED ESTAFA

MY QUEST FOR SWINDLED

RETIREMENT PAY BY SHELL

SWINDLING ITO, SYNDICATED ESTAFA

HOT PURSUIT

DUTY OF LAW ENFORCEMENT ENTITIES

SHELL SWINDLING OF RETIREMENT PAY 5TH YEAR

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SEE BELOW FOR THE 1001ST TIME THE REITERATION OF DEMAND PAYMENT OF RETIREMENT PAY WHICH SHELL REFUSED TO HONOR IN THE PRESENCE AND DEEMED APPROVAL OF THE HONORABLE MAGISTRATES OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE PHILIPPINES

GEUS_15MAR16_66th FOLLOW UP_REITERATION

OF DEMAND PAYMENT OF RETIREMENT PAY

Dishonest scales are an abomination to the Lord, but a just weight is His delight... Proverbs Chapter 11 v. 1

Retirement Pay Law circumvented by Shell subject to penal provision provided for by Article 288 of the Labor Code of the Philippines.

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Monday, July 21, 2014

INQUIRY UNDER THE FOIA RESPONSE RECORD_1

Maughan, James@Waterboards James.Maughan@waterboards.ca.gov

JOHN DONOVAN JULY 21, 2014 ARTICLES

A Horrified Netherlands May Rethink Its Economic Ties With Russia

Extract from a BloombergBusinessweek article by Carol Matlack published 21 July 2014

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Will Royal Dutch Shell Be Forced to Skedaddle From Russia?

Extract from a Motley Fool article by David Smith published 21 July 2014 under the headline: “Will ExxonMobil, BP, and Royal Dutch Shell Be Forced to Skedaddle From Russia?”

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Few limits offshore, Shell says

Extract from a UPI article byDaniel J. Graeber published 21 July 2014

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Sunday, July 20, 2014

JOHN DONOVAN JULY 20, 2014 ARTICLES

Shell whistleblower OSSL challenges Irish police officers to take lie-detector test

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Kashagan delays mar outlook for Eni, Total and Shell

Extract from FT article by Guy Chazan published 20 July 2014

Three of Europe’s largest oil companies could take a $1.5bn hit to earnings as a result of delays to Kashagan, the $50bn oil project in the Caspian Sea that has been bedevilled by hold-ups and cost over-runs.

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SHELL CIRCUMVENTED RA 7641

SYNDICATED ESTAFA

MY QUEST FOR SWINDLED

RETIREMENT PAY BY SHELL

SWINDLING ITO, SYNDICATED ESTAFA

HOT PURSUIT

DUTY OF LAW ENFORCEMENT ENTITIES

SHELL SWINDLING OF RETIREMENT PAY 5TH YEAR

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Monday, July 21, 2014

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Extract from a BloombergBusinessweek article by Carol Matlack published 21 July 2014

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Sunday, July 20, 2014

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Extract from FT article by Guy Chazan published 20 July 2014

Three of Europe’s largest oil companies could take a $1.5bn hit to earnings as a result of delays to Kashagan, the $50bn oil project in the Caspian Sea that has been bedevilled by hold-ups and cost over-runs.

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SHELL CIRCUMVENTED RA 7641

SYNDICATED ESTAFA

MY QUEST FOR SWINDLED RETIREMENT PAY BY SHELL SWINDLING ITO, SYNDICATED ESTAFA

HOT PURSUIT DUTY OF LAW ENFORCEMENT ENTITIES SHELL SWINDLING OF RETIREMENT PAY 5TH YEAR

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Maughan, James@Waterboards James.Maughan@waterboards.ca.gov

MY QUEST FOR SWINDLED

RETIREMENT PAY BY SHELL

SWINDLING ITO, SYNDICATED ESTAFA

HOT PURSUIT

DUTY OF LAW ENFORCEMENT ENTITIES

SHELL SWINDLING OF RETIREMENT PAY 5TH YEAR