Contractor Corey delaHoussaye Sounds Off on Livingston Parish governmental corruption and the nigtmare his life became when be blew the whistle on that corruption.

Corey delaHoussaye

 

On Tuesday, June 16, 2015, Corey delaHoussaye, a federal whistleblower for massive fraud pertaining to Livingston Parish cleanup operations after hurricane Gustav made landfall on September 1, 2008, sat down for an exclusive interview with Sound Off Louisiana during which he outlined in explicit detail Livingston Parish governmental corruption and the nightmare he and his family’s life became after he blew the whistle on that mass corruption and fraud.  Viewers will find his story fascinating, and for those wanting even more supporting detail, feel free to read the accompanying articles linked at the bottom of this page to obtain far more specificity on the fraudulent dealings and corruption outlined by Mr. delaHoussaye in the video interview below:


Corey delaHoussaye discusses Livingston Parish
governmental  corruption and the nightmare he and
his family’s life became after he became
a whistleblower on that corruption.

 

CLICK HERE for far more detail on the fraud and corruption Corey discusses above.

CLICK HERE for the details on his attorney, John McLindon, giving a little smack-down to the Inspector General’s Office in 21st JDC.

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Louisiana House Clerk Alfred “Butch” Speer Sounds Off on Louisiana Treasurer John Kennedy on Legislative requirements for rolling back tax exemptions.

Louisiana House of Representatives Clerk Alfred “Butch” Speer

 

On June 1, 2015, Louisiana Treasurer John Neely Kennedy stated his belief that Louisiana’s tax exemptions and credits can only be rolled back or partially rescinded via a 2/3 vote of the Louisiana Legislature.  Eleven days later, Louisiana House Clerk Alfred “Butch” Speer lambasted Kennedy’s assertion and stated that he could defeat a lawsuit by Kennedy, LABI, the LOGA, or any other entity “without even breaking a sweat.”

See Kennedy Sound Off on what he asserts is required to roll back or partially rescind tax exemptions and credits and Speer’s stern chastisement of Kennedy on the following video clip:


Kennedy states his assessment of what’s required to
 partially rescind state tax exemptions or credits on 6/1/15,
 and House Clerk Alfred “Butch” Speer on 6/12/15
 rebukes Kennedy at a forum sponsored by
 Leaders with Vision.

Bill Bryan, Assistant Louisiana Attorney General, was offered an opportunity to weigh in on the matter, but he declined.

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Former U. S. Congressman Joseph Cao Sounds Off on alleged discrimination against Louisiana Vietnamese manicurists.

Former U. S. Congressman Joseph Cao

 

Former U. S. Congressman Joseph Cao, during testimony before the Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee on May 27, 2015, lambasted the Louisiana State Board of Cosmetology (LSBC).

The following 3-minute video clip highlights Congressman Cao’s testimony:

To learn far more about the background that prompted Cao’s critical remarks of the LSBC:

CLICK HERE to learn exactly what led to Cao’s frustration.

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