The DOJ Was Officially Notified — And Did Nothing (Yet).

This post, paired with the DOJ letter, sends one crystal clear message:

“Even with congressional support and whistleblower protections, the DOJ still tried to deflect instead of act.”


What Investors Should Take Away:
1. Federal Pattern of Deflection:
If they deflected a veteran law enforcement officer with documented federal whistleblower filings, then it’s not just about you it’s about systemic rot.

2. The Institutions Are Getting Caught Ignoring the Fire:
SEC. FDA. DOJ. That’s three major pillars who now can’t say they didn’t know. Investors will realize:

“If even the Department of Justice punted a protected whistleblower how deep does this go?”

3. This Isn’t About Retirement Anymore It’s About Exposure:
The USERAA letter becomes a breadcrumb in a bigger bread trail:
→ FDA buried the DSMB truth.
→ SEC exposed by FOIA and routing logs.
→ DOJ? Notified. Now on record.

4. The DOJ Just Got Tagged in the Fire Ledger.
Investors should be angry at all federal agencies for multiple failures.

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