Proof of the controlling agent(s) conflicts of interest: (1) the U.S. Health and Human Services and subsidiaries; (2) the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC); (3) the National Institute of Safety and Health (NIOSH); (4) the agencies Contractors; and (5) current U.S. President’s Advisory Board on Radiation and Workers Health.  Also see GAO audit recognizes conflicts of interest: http://www.judiciary.house.gov/media/pdfs/EEOICPAgaorelease31006.pdf

EXCERPTS:  "The administrative costs of the NIOSH dose  reconstruction program appear to be

       very large in proportion to benefits paid out to claimants  whose cases required a radiation dose

       reconstruction, and GAO is asked to assess whether these costs are warranted."

"The GAO concluded its report on federal compensation programs with this advice: '[B]ecause

       these programs may expand significantly  beyond the initial cost estimates,  policymakers must

       carefully consider  the cost and  precedent-setting implications of  establishing any  new federal

       compensation programs, particularly in light of the current federal deficit. ' ”

WEB briefing 1st page--

includes the locations

of the detailed exhibits

and URLs

NATIONAL NUCLEAR VICTIMS FOR JUSTICE   http://www.nnvj-goglesbee-eeoicp-abuse.com

NAVIGATION SITE

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of EX 1 thru 60, go to the first page of the

Exhibit List and follow the instructions.

Original Exhibit List

by title and number

1 thru 60 (5 Pages)

Example of request for discovery under the Freedom of Information Act (F.O.I.A.) -- EX 47

A Legal Precedent: 

EX 54 -- Rocky Flats residents win $352 million

in 15-year lawsuit

EX 55: President Bush looks to trim $685.8 million in sick worker benefits by 2007 

  Administrative costs: ~ $690m FY06 | $720m FY07

http://www.dol.gov/_sec/Budget2007/overview.htm

  Sick workers paid: ~ 13,670 of 650,000 (08-14-06)

  EEOICP cost: 1,558.0 b/m | 874 m (FY07) | cut: 685.8m

  USDOE mis-appropriated: ~ $360 million

  ORAU (USDOE contractor): ~ $200 million

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DISCOVERY & DISCLOSURE: THE ABUSE OF POWER BY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE(S) . . . BREACH OF

THEIR FIDUCIARY DUTIES – SECRECY – 

COVERUPS – SCANDALS. . .87 Pages

  The   chaotic   state   of  American   politics  caused  the

  transparent  isolation  of   the  unique  nuclear  industry

  workforce,     their    families,    and    their    neighbors.

 

  Why  the  Executive  Branch's:  (1)  "Energy  Employees

  Occupational    Illness   Program   Act   of    2000;"   (2)

  the   "Black   Lung   Benefits   Act   of   1972;"  (3)   the

  "Radiation Exposure Compensation Act  of  1990;" and

  (4) Other   Executive   RULES   are   Failed   and  are

  Abusive and Discriminatory.

  The    lethal    fission   products    were   assembled  and

  imploded  “to save the lives of thousands of Americans,”

  said the  Officials.  “All  the  workers  were told was  that

  their work  was important . . . This is for the  good of  the

  country.”

  See EX 56:  "Critics  say  dose reconstruction  has been used as

  an  imprecise  bludgeon  to  deny  benefits to  thousands of  people

  who  did  their jobs and  became sick as a result. . .  A government

  funded study,  completed  in  December and not  yet  made  public,

  analyzed the dose reconstruction  process as it applies to test  site

  workers,  found much  of  it to  be. . ."not  scientifically  defensible

  since  it  almost  certainly  underestimates  radiation  exposures in

  several different ways." Also see URL internet locations: 

  http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/ocas/pdfs/abrwh/scarpts/task1-6.pdf 

  http://www.klas-tv.com/Global/story.asp?S=4510486

DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION

   

      I climbed a mountain of obstacles,

          and I finially reached the top.

GOD said, "Rest here for awhile my child

         for your journey has not ended."

       As I descended from the mountain

          with more wisdom than before,

             An eagle hovered near me

             To protect me forever more.

                                                   Gai Oglesbee

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EXHIBIT 56:  US House Hearings on EEOICP abuse issues

EXHIBIT 33:  Affirmation regarding the contemptible

statement made by the U.S. Health and Human Services employee, David Sundin: "pigs move through the python."

To locate the "pig" / other statements, do a find (ctrl F) search.

http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/ocas/pdfs/abrwh/tr051903.pdf

Also review EX 26: verbatim excerpts re. the 27th meeting minutes by the US President's Advisory Board or URL location:

http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/ocas/pdfs/abrwh/tc12134.pdf

Click on the star icon and          icon to review the possible reason for the origin of the "pig" reference. . .  a symbolic jester  by President George W. Bush and his Administrators that evolved from their "creative minds."

URL internet location:  http://www.lasvegassun.com/sunbin/stories/text/2006/feb/09/566682377.html

        Click on the star icon to review EXHIBIT 1      an example of non-transparency in government.

PRESS RELEASE U.S. House Judiciary http://judiciary.house.gov/media/pdfs/hostettlerhrgrelease.pdf (2-23-06)

       

   "DOL  was tasked with  running a non-adversarial claims  process.  Their role in efforts to impact

            the  outcomes of HHS's scientific evaluations to reduce benefit costs could taint perceptions about

            the agency's neutrality as the claims administrator.  Additionally, questions  about current  conflict

            of  interest  policies which  allow National Institute  of  Occupational  Safety and  Health  (NIOSH)

            contractors  and   NIOSH  staff  to  assess  compensation  claims  for  sites  where  they   formerly

            managed the health physics programs may be a real concern."

      

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        Locate your Senator:  http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm

U.S. House Calendar:   http://www.judiciary.house.gov

U.S. Senate Calendar:  http://judiciary.senate.gov/schedule.cfm or http://judiciary.senate.gov

      

Transparency / Non-transparency defined: Transparency. . . 1) clear enough to be seen   

         through; 2) SHEER. . .  3) readily understood: CLEAR: also: easily detected (a ~ lie) syn lucid, 

         translucent, lucent–transparency n

  Non-Transparency in Government;

  Goverance, Transparency, and

  Oversight.

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“A popular Government, without

popular information, or the means

of acquiring it, is but a prologue to

a farce or a tragedy; or, perhaps

both.  Knowledge will forever govern

ignorance; and a people who mean

to be their own governors must arm themselves with the power which

knowledge gives.”  — Former U.S. President James Madison, 1822

“Goverance, Transparency, and

Oversight are critical for

maintaining public trust.”

— Statement by David M. Walker,

Comptroller General of the United

States; Government Accounta-bility Office (GAO) — a direct report to Congress

GAO Robert Robertson's audit

findings as of February 2006:

GAO-06-177; released to the U.S.

House of Representative's Committee on the Judiciary Chairman and public . . .

URL internet location:  http://judiciary.house.gov/media/pdfs/gaoeeoicpa31006.pdf

       RE: President Bush's proposed $685.8 million EEOICP budget cut . . . Senator Salazar's and

Congressman Mark Udall's PRESS RELEASE:  Sen. Salazar and Udall fight for Rocky Flat

workers, Cold War Veterans

". . .3-16-06.  Sen. Mark Udall said, "This is not just about money.  This is about the

government's honor and the honor of our country.  The nuclear-weapons workers

served America well, and honor demands that they be well served in return."

URL internet location:  http://salazar.senate.gov/news/releases/060316cem.htm

An accumulation of legislative proposals and action items according to the U.S. Senators,

U.S. House Reps., and Other agents of the government.  Also see Government Accountability

Projects (GAP) EEOICPA information site RE:  U.S. Senators / House Reps. action items and

other relative data.  URL:  http://www.whistleblower.org/program/domestic.cfm

      "US admits radiation exposure killed nuclear weapons workers"

       Go to Navigation Site or URL: http://www.wsws.org/articles/2000/feb2000/radi-f02_prn.shtml

    Click on right menu GAO Reports and Testimony: http://www.gao.gov/docsearch/repandtest.html

    Why the greater majority of the sick worker victims are not compensated who shall continue to be

    denied their entitlement benefits that were promised by the Officials.  Why the regulation(s) are 

    FAILED and are ABUSIVE and DISCRIMINATORY.  The GAO oversight admit they did not

    independently assess the accuracy of the data obtained from the federal agencies.

     EX 58:  ITEM 1 OF 2. . .Government Accountability Office (GAO) report highlights serious problems

     with existing "Federal Compensation Programs" at URL: http://www.gao.gov/new.items/d06230.pdf

   — a new GAO report on existing "Federal Compensation Programs" finds major problems in funding 

     shortfalls and delays for victims that will likely befall the proposed asbestos trust fund.  

     EXCERPTS:  "Although we did not independently assess the accuracy of the data

obtained from the federal agencies, we determined the reliability of the data by

interviewing knowledgeable agency officials regarding the completeness and accuracy of

administrative data, reviewing related documentation, and obtaining assurances that the

agencies conducted tests of the data for omissions and errors. We determined that the

data were sufficiently reliable to meet the objectives of this engagement.  Our

work was conducted from June to October 2005 in accordance with generally

accepted government auditing standards.

In summary, we found that all four programs were designed to compensate individuals

injured by exposure to harmful substances. However, their design, the agencies

that administer them, their financing mechanisms, benefits paid, and

eligibility criteria, including their standards of proof (the evidence claimants

must provide to support their claims), differ significantly."

The GAO report warned that, "Policymakers must carefully consider the cost and precedent-setting implications of establishing any new federal compensation programs, particularly in light of the current

federal deficit." The GAO surveyed the claims and financial history of four compensation programs

through the end of fiscal year 2004. The programs reviewed were the Black Lung Program, the Vaccine

Injury Compensation Program (VICP), the Radiation Exposure Compensation Program (RECP), and the

Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program (EEOICP). The GAO concluded that in

all four programs, there have been far more claims than originally estimated for each program. In fact

the Black Lung program has cost U.S. taxpayers at least $38 billion more than expected.  Significant

delays in completing claims for victims occurred in all four programs.  It took at least two years for all

four programs to become fully operational once enabling legislation was enacted. Programs have been

expanded "to provide eligibility to additional categories of claimants, cover more medical conditions, or

provide additional benefits."  See "Federal Compensation Programs; Perspectives on Four Programs;"

the Government Accountability Office; November 18, 2005.  ITEM 2 — Common Dreams Progessive

Newswire.  URL internet location:  http://asbestos.vanosteen.com/news/gao.pdf