The Oracle and the Bloodied Jobs Activist - The failed rally against the H1-b visa

The Oracle and the Bloodied Activist

The failed rally against the H1-b visa morphed into murders of programmers, bankers and actions directed at the activist themselve.  

Pete Bennett appeared in international TV focusing on the shortcomings of the H1-b visa beginning in 2002 by 2004 his truck exploded, by 2005 he was dying of kidney failure from poison, by 2010 he was homeless by 2014 the nephews of his brother, his wife and many connected to Mountain Lakes NJ were dead.  

these images are relevant to a larger story connected to Bechtel, Brightsource Energy, Dept. of Energy and the San Bruno Explosion

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Office of General Counsel OVERVIEW ATTORNEYS & STAFF GUIDANCE LEGAL RESOURCES Charles F. Robinson General Counsel and Vice President – Legal Affairs

The UC Regents Kidnapping Committee 

The UC Regents well informed, UCSB Police, UC Berkeley Police, The State Attorney General, Governor Newsom, The Contra Costa Board of Supervisors and the City of Walnut Creek.  

No one is in the dark but everyone is playing dumb 

Charles F. Robinson began his tenure as General Counsel and Vice President of Legal Affairs for the University of California in January 2007.  As the Chief Legal Officer for the University of California, he provides legal advice to the Board of Regents, the President, and senior leadership at the University’s 10 campuses, five medical centers and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.  His legal department – UC Legal – is headquartered in Oakland and is staffed by 64 attorneys and approximately 49 additional attorneys at the campuses and medical center locations.  The University of California is the second largest employer in the State of California, with 210,000 employees, and it currently serves over 270,000 students.  It is the largest university system in the nation with an operating budget of $34 billion.

Prior to joining the University, Robinson served as Vice President, General and Corporate Secretary for the California Independent System Operator Corporation, California’s wholesale electric transmission operator, based in Folsom, CA.  Prior to that, he served as Assistant General Counsel for Packard Bell in Sacramento, Division Counsel for the Raychem Corporation in Menlo Park, and as a Litigation Partner at Heller Ehrman White and McAuliffe in San Francisco.  He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Harvard University and a Juris Doctorate degree from Yale University.


California Independent System Operator Corporation  - Enron, Southern Pacific Transportation, PG&E, Kinder Morgan, Pacific Bell, AT&T, 
Packard Bell

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Board of Regents

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