Delaware DOJ Must Investigate Bloom and Powell

I have asked the DE AG and the DE assembly to investigate the defrauding of investors who bought shares for $18.52 each in the Bloom Series F in 2009.  Bloom and General Colin Powell set a $1.75 market price per share for the 100,000 shares he bought for a total $10.

Yes Colin Powell became a rich man by joining Al Gore and Kleiner Perkins but he still needs to be investigated.   All we want is the rule of law and equal justice.   Bloom is a Delaware corporation and Delaware must make sure to protect small investors from criminal insiders.

I have also asked the DE DOJ to investigate Google which is also a Delaware corporation.   They helped Morgan Stanley raise money for Bloom in the Series E and also provided a false testimonial to Cypress Semiconductor that Bloom had good technology.

I am happy NY State is going after ExxonMobile, now Delaware must do its job.  What is good for the gangrene goose is good for the gangrene gander.

Canadian Crooks Creamed America

It is not often I write about the Canadians who are oot and aboot.  But they certainly are deep into Fool Cells.   For some weird reason Canadian companies or their government entities are into hydrogen and fuel cells.

We know that Aimco, the pension fund for the province of Alberta is in deep with Bloom Bloomdoggle Energy.   Aimco has had board representation for many years.  The Canadian federal pension fund, the CPPIB, owns more than 20% of the equity in Bloom Energy.

Another Canadian company called Hydrogenics is busy ripping off a transit agency in Palm Desert California.  The Sunline transit agency has hydrogen fuel cell buses and will now fuel the buses with hydrogen from a hydrogenics electrolyzer.   The projects makes zero sense and is a waste of money and electricity.  Sunline should have deployed electric buses.

The next time our Donald meets with their Justin, Donald has to tell the Canadians to knock it off when it comes to greenwashing.

Parts of Canada are pretty close to Greenland but most of Canada is Gangrene Land.  The good news is that Mexico knows that fuel cells are a waste of money.

Does Bloom Have A 2 Year Stack Life

Bloom claims a five year stack life.  Public data from Santa Clara County point to a two year stack life.  Linus Pauling said "facts are the air of scientists, without them you can never fly."   I believe Linus would agree with me that Bloom is a Greenwashed Bloomdoggle.

In Delaware where Bloom admits they have a shortage of spare parts, their operations and maintenance costs also point to a two year stack life.

Colin Powell And Morality

Colin Powell is not sure Trump can be a moral leader.   The Thermantor is very sure Powell cannot be a moral leader.   Powell is up to his nose in the Bloom Energy Bloomdoggle.

He was hired by Deep State John Doerr to twist the arms of governments both foreign and domestic for the Bloomdoggle.

He was given 100,000 shares in Bloom Energy for a total payment of $10 on February 25, 2009.  He and Bloom set the "market price" of the 100,000 shares at $175,000 for Powell's 2009 tax return.  This is $1.75 a share.

The problem was that on February 25, 2009 Bloom and Advanced Equities set a price of $18.54 a share for Advanced Equities to sell shares to investors in the Series F.

The SEC shut down Advanced Equities for fraudulently selling shares to investors in that Series F of Bloom.

Now Powell has a tax problem.   The IRS quickly stated in a letter to me that there was no tax problem.   I then wrote to the IRS and the heads of the SEC that in that case Powell and Bloom had a stock fraud problem by selling shares at $18.54 that were only worth $1.75.   The stock fraud problem is well over a hundred million dollars.  The tax problem was only $1.6 million plus interest and fines.

The IRS then quickly sent me the form to apply for the finders fee in unreported income.

Who knows if the IRS will do anything, but for sure we know that Colin Powell has a "morality" problem.  He is the last person on the planet who should opine about "moral leaders".   The question by Fareed was entrapment and we have Crooked Colin on tape questioning the morality of someone who had unearned income when he was only three years old.

Colin Powell was 72 years old when he and Bloom either conspired to cheat on taxes or screw investors in the Series F.

72 is 24 times 3 and Colin Powell is 24 times less of a moral leader than Donald Trump.  Donald Trump is making the USAF Great Again.  Donald Trump is a 24 star General not a 4 Star General.

Kavanaugh's Environmental Record and Lack of Judicial Temperament

The recent spectacle on display in the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings is an unfortunate distraction from the substantive task of determining Kavanaugh's judicial suitability for the Supreme Court. In other words, would he be a fair judge? We should look to Kavanaugh's judicial record on a number of issues to determine the answer.

On the environment, Kavanaugh repeatedly sides with industry and against regulatory authority. Kavanaugh's preference to side with industry is made clear in his judicial opinions on cases before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. He sided with industry 89% of the time for less clean air and water and 95% of the time against species protections.

A striking example of his apparent bias is the contrast between his opinions on White Stallion Energy Center v. EPA and EME Homer City Generation v. EPA.  In the White Stallion case, Kavanaugh believed that costs must be considered when considering them would lead to less stringent standards; but in EME Homer, he said costs cannot be considered when considering them would lead to more stringent standards[1].

If Kavanaugh were to be confirmed, his pro-industry bias would shift the balance of the court away from environmental protection. Based on his record of judicial opinions, he would likely uphold recent weakening of environmental regulations, such Trump administration intentions to replace the Clean Power Plan and dismantle the Clean Water Rule.

More relevant than questions about what Kavanaugh did or didn't do 36 years ago in high school are questions about his judicial temperament from the American Bar Association during his nomination to the U.S. Court of Appeals and apparent pro-industry bias in his recent judicial decisions. These questions are the ones that actually matter in Supreme Court confirmation hearings. Who will ask them?

~Mark Bremer, Green Explored Contributor
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[1] Michael Livermore, Judge Kavanaugh and the environment,SCOTUSblog (Jul. 18, 2018, 1:27 PM), http://www.scotusblog.com/2018/07/kavanaugh-and-the-environment/