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Fired — and not liking it at all
Yes, Anderson will trip up. . . again . . . for this is what he appears to be an expert . . . typical MO for guilty people who end up in prison, it's just a matter of time!— April 4, 2015 9:53 p.m.
Fired — and not liking it at all
No Complaints - I prevailed and the expose is not complete as long as Larry Anderson and his crew are in the courts Visduh. By the way, Judge Mills in his finding of fact did not allow the over the top 8 temporary restraining orders go forward, and indicated he believed that I was injured. Besides being improperly, TC orchestrated the press release with the Channel 10 news who shows up to rudely, bang on the front window of my modest home at 9:00 pm to publicly shame me - I think few would be able to stand up under some abhorrent scrutiny unless they held a personal conviction with a moral compass. During those events - Corruption - continued as the litigious individuals discharged fabrications. I know too much about the deals cut amongst the medical doctors, the kickbacks, conflict of interests, cooked books, bonds, and more. Shame on the Procopio law firm partners and associates whom I'm told generated $1.2 billable hours guided by TC Board's General Counsel Gregory V. Moser et. al. and CEO Larry Anderson with the former Chair(s) of the Board RoseMarie Reno and Larry Schallock. Know these characters well and the legal cartel at the public trough. Moser has been involved for a long time in the healthcare insurance industry, as he was the General Counsel for several of the hospital / healthcare districts in California, giving advice to their CEOs, and GC for the consortium of District Hospitals California's self insured program for risk and directors & officers liability by a public joint powers authority called BETA Health.— April 4, 2015 1:57 a.m.
Fired — and not liking it at all
If you're on Facebook, I've uploaded some interesting background information which may help commenters who may not be fully apprised. Also I uploaded on Matt Potter's Facebook for the Reader. The history of Tri City was abysmal long before I was elected in 1998, a commitment I took quite serious enough to expose the whole truth. I had just finished my tour of duty as a VISTA Volunteer engaged in the local effort of Rebuild LA after the 1994 Northridge Earthquake. Yes, I became a member of an already dubbed in 1990, dysfunctional board on my first attempt to public office who unseated a 16 year incumbent, because my credentials were the most qualified. Naive to believe we were involved with making Tri City the best since it was the only one in our federally designated area, thoughtful decisions were expected to be made for the collective good, the constituents who elected us as their representatives to protect, provide, and serve them. Asking appropriate questions, within a short period of time I became the target of the status quo, a den of snakes running a self interest enterprise with proposing public policy for their personal benefit. Throughout my 30 some years experience in public policy of health and medical care representing Consumer, Tri City was unbelievable for any reasonable person. However the "hired guns" to suppress the peoples right to know may not be uncommon after all, especially for the San Diego regional political and legal cartel scene. Tri City is a tax supported public agency similar to school, city, and county structure who hires a manager, although capable of running an enterprise system. In this instance, a full expose will be forthcoming about the individuals (some individual board members, CEO(s) and their troupe(s) via racket on the public dole applying strategies with filthy and evil political posturing. There's many basic questions about about how democracy functions with Special District local governments e.g., water, hospital or healthcare, fire, and their self-insurance programs - for these are our instruments we created with our tax dollars through multiple sources e.g., Medicare, 3rd party insurance, Consumers, Property Taxes, with more questions to be asked, although you have to go to the public meetings. Keep the light on for the partially new board of Tri City is still helping to clean up the filth, and sediment of those who crossed the line with illicit acts against the constituents who elected me for three terms. Here is Larry B. Anderson's Termination letter for cause: https://www.facebook.com/notes/10151671121301986/…— April 4, 2015 12:24 a.m.