Talk:United States Office of Special Counsel

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Prediction: Interest to grow

I think interest in this page is going to grow. See latimes` article: Low-key office launches high-profile inquiry The Office of Special Counsel will investigate U.S. attorney firings and other political activities led by Karl Rove. [1] --Raymm 20:52, 24 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

And further: "A Bush appointee goes after the White House Prosecutor Scott J. Bloch, a committed conservative, is turning heads with his investigation of the administration's political operation, headed by Karl Rove." By Tom Hamburger, Times Staff Writer May 1, 2007 [2] --Raymm 03:07, 5 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Proposed separation

Side note: Should this page be separate from personal info on the current OSC, Scott J. Bloch? Shouldn't there also be previous holders of the office (IIRC, established in the 1970s) listed? Something to think about.

Sounds right to me.--Raymm 03:07, 5 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Karl Roves' CIA & FBI Corruption: http://www.defraudingamerica.com/robin_head.html

What is Karl Rove's relation with now imprisoned CIA Dusty Foggo and deceased DC madam Palfrey? Palfrey & Foggo were extorting politicians via her escort service - Sex.

Foggo & Cheney both lived in Dallas and Karl Rove was 'Bush's Brain' as both Bush's were running for office at the time - 1993, same year Palfrey joined Foggo. At the time I myself, owner of an escort service, was asked by Houston FBI to blackmail politicians via Sex at the same time Palfrey joined Foggo. Also a madam from Alabama (Siegleman case) was imprisoned then found hanging in a federal jail cell in Brazoria County, Tx. (Tom Delay's precinct). A madam in Dallas was given a Life sentence in Bangkok - where U.S. Sex Workers were being targeted and sent to. Madam Brandi Britton was found hanging in Maryland last year.

Prostitution, Blackmail, and Political Corruption By Agents of the United States

Sex Slavery, Forced Prostitution, Human Trafficking, extortion, blackmail―of the most egregious kind―of U.S. Citizens by the U.S. Government

My name is Robin Head, previous owner of Playboy Escorts in Houston, Texas. I was approached by various law enforcement agency's, FBI, ATF, etc... who wanted me to abet them in entrapping "State and political officials" having sex so they could extort, control and blackmail them, not to charge them with misdemeanor prostitution. At the same time, women at my service were being tricked and trafficked overseas to Bangkok and called me collect from a jail in Vienna.

A madam from Alabama was found hanging in a federal jail cell in nearby Brazoria County. When I refused to abet in the extortion, I was thrown in jail, no bond, a 'Life' sentence filed on me, and then my son and family were harassed and attacked endlessly in some kind of gang like Mafia style.

I went to the FBI, but it was like reporting the devil to the witch, they said they would help me but only if I would help them, again, to set up officials. They had no interest in the corruption aspect. Some very high profile names were involved, people seen on TV news commentary.

Who are these agents with this monstrous agenda and what do they want? This is not a left/right wing thing it is a most vicious entity in this country.

This country has become as fearful as any other 3rd world country when it comes to reporting crime to officials just exactly like in Russia, Iraq, Africa, Mexico, etc... where it is the officials that are the perpetrators of the crimes, kidnapping, ransom, drugs, and it is dangerous to report to them.

http://fbicorruption.250free.com

http://www.defraudingamerica.com/robin_head.html —Preceding unsigned comment added by 71.49.255.10 (talk) 23:59, 11 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Wikileaks reference in lead paragraph

I've removed the reference to Wikileaks in the main paragraph. I did this because it seemed to be a non sequitur in the article. Wikileaks is somewhat relevant to the overall subject of the article, but the goal of the article (especially the first paragraph) should be to provide factual information about the Off. of Special Counsel. Maybe someone could mention the failures of OSC under the Bush and other administrations to effectively protect whistleblowers or investigate their claims, and then mention alternative methods like Wikileaks further down in the article.Auranor (talk) 07:43, 16 October 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Primary source interpretation?

I think the primary source in Prohibited personnel practices needs to be interpreted by a secondary. Bettering the Wiki (talk) 19:09, 19 August 2020 (UTC)[reply]