Fw: Statutes Frank Peterson: I feel I must respond to your emails to the top officials of Alaska Maybe they will be able to get around our arch enemy Bill Timme, However I must tell you about my dinner last night I was invited to a dinner at the Sushi & Sushi restaurant last night by a South Korean Embassy Delegation, when the boat dishes of sushi were placed on our table. There were many different types of the sushi. I thought of you immediately. You would have had a field day at this party. The Korean Veterans Chapter President had invited five of us American Korean veterans to this honor dinner activity. There were about seven ROK Vets in attendance. The Major General Of the Korean Air Force, including a few of his staff & his aid, who are here in Alaska participating in the Red Flag exercise, at JBER. also the Deputy Consul General and his aid were present Frank it was just a while back when the Korean Ambassador had presented about 60 plus American Korean veterans with a medal which were made from the scrap barbed wire from the Korean DMZ. It is amazing that the country of South Korea has not forgotten us, after 60 years. I dont think this General was even born until after 1950! What I am angered at and totally disgusted with,This continued crap fighting Bill Timme, I happen to be an original shareholder of an ANCSA corporation, and, that my own State of Alaska, where I was born and raised, has placed me into a segregated corporations, no different than the Blacks, had been. during the time they were owned by the owners of the Plantations. My reference for this is the 1987 ANCSA Amendment where certain of our Native rights have been amended away! I now know how the Black Soldier felt when he returned from World War II In reference to the State of Alaska and its laws and regulations, I believe that this state is a racist state second to none, i.e., 3AAC 08.315, False or Misleading Statements, which regulation applies ONLY TO ALASKA’S ANCSA SHAREHOLDERS no one else. As much as we have begged to have the officials of this state revoke this laws we have been ignored Shareholder have been lead to believe that as long as the stock remains restricted it is protection for them How wrong they are the only ones that are protected are the corporations their attorneys and directors they are not subject to securities laws. and the Sarbanes/Oxkly act has exempt them from being prosecuted for any criminal activity How Sweet It Is. It is baffling, but mostly saddening that our own Native leadership have become mislead by the Non Native Attorneys and Non Native Managers and who have become about as corrupt as their Non Native advisors. As a military veteran, a citizen of Alaska and of these United States, and an original shareholder in an ANCSA corporation, it is quite difficult for me to allow this type of treatment by my own state and country. I will not yield to the corrupt practices of our Native corporations, the state of Alaska or our federal government. At the rate these corrupt practices are going within our infrastructures, my children’s children and their posterity will be looking at our history in wonderment, if something does not change now. What we fought for in Korea to stop the tyrannical aggression of communism and dictatorship, I am sure I am suffering the same right here in my own State of Alaska. I am not, and will not be subject to the same.at home in my own State I will continue to fight for freedom. I have attached the famed patches of the Military units which I had served with I have served with, The most elite Military units during my time in the Military. They were the most gallant Group of men I have ever met We had Good Times & Bad Times and Sad times ----- Original Message ----- From: Yahoo! To: Sen. Charlie Huggins Cc: Frank Pagano ; Alicia Lynn Reft ; Carole Pagano ; Robert W. Rude ; Lenny Zaiser Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2014 10:46 AM Subject: Re: Statutes Dear Jody Simpson: Thank you for acknowledging receipt of my email message to Governor Parnell, Representative Chenault and Senator Huggins concerning my securities complaint against Koniag, Inc., its directors and management and the subsequent exchanges of email transmissions with Mr. Nathan McBride, Banking and Securities Investigator II, with the Alaska Division of Banking and Securities. I appreciate you flagging my email correspondence concerning the blatant and flagrant abuse of Alaska statutory and regulatory rules by Mr. McBride, for Senator Huggins review. I look forward to his reply. Thank you again. Frank R. Peterson Sr. Koniag, Inc./Ayakulik, Inc. Shareholder I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery. - Thomas Jefferson It does not require a majority to prevail but rather an irate, tireless minority to set brush fires in peoples minds. - Sam Adams On Thursday, October 16, 2014 11:23 AM, Sen. Charlie Huggins wrote: Mr. Peterson, I have flagged your correspondence for Senator Huggins’ review. jody Jody Simpson Office of Senate President Charlie Huggins Senate District D 600 East Railroad Avenue Wasilla, Alaska 99654 Tel: (907)376-4866 Toll-Free: 800-862-3878 Fax: (907)373-4724 **Please note the new email address: [email protected] ** From: Yahoo! [mailto:sedula39@yahoo] Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2014 6:23 PM To: Governor Parnell Cc: Sen. Charlie Huggins; Rep. Mike Chenault; Frank Pagano; Alicia Lynn Reft; Carole Pagano; Robert W. Rude; Lenny Zaiser Subject: Fw: Statutes Governor Parnell: Appealing to you and legislative leaders to correct this blatant and flagrant abuse of authority and public policy, by one Mr. McBride, Securities Investigator, Alaska Banking and Securities Division. The relevant exchanges of email communications concerning my securities complaint are included herein. Please advise if you can assist in correcting the abuse of state authority and public policy. Thank you. Frank R. Peterson Sr. I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery. - Thomas Jefferson It does not require a majority to prevail but rather an irate, tireless minority to set brush fires in peoples minds. - Sam Adams On Wednesday, October 15, 2014 5:44 PM, Yahoo! wrote: Mr McBride...Please clarify your deadline. I counted the days to the deadline...from September 30th...the work days, which I understand that you go by, ends on Monday, October 20th. Please advise me on your count. I dont understand your reticence in adjudicating my securities complaint, as a public employee, against Koniag, Inc., its directors and management. Would you be disposed to sending me a copy of your job description? Your expressed bias, in your responses to my email messages, toward ANCSA shareholders, favoring the ANCSA corporations, their boards of directors, management and attorneys, is disturbing, to say the least...and maybe criminal, at worst! Frank R. Peterson Sr. I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery. - Thomas Jefferson It does not require a majority to prevail but rather an irate, tireless minority to set brush fires in peoples minds. - Sam Adams On Wednesday, October 15, 2014 4:48 PM, McBride, Nathan Lee (CED) wrote: Sir, you have been supplied with the answer the Division is going to give you. As of October 14, 2014, your 14 days have expired, however, I am willing to give you until close of business tomorrow, October 16, 2014, at 4:30pm, Alaska time, to respond. At that time, the Division will move forward with this investigation with or without your response. Thank you Nathan L. McBride Banking and Securities Investigator II Phone 907-465-6816 Fax 907-465-1230 150 3rd Street Juneau, Ak 99801 [email protected] From: Yahoo! [mailto:sedula39@yahoo] Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2014 3:38 PM To: McBride, Nathan Lee (CED) Cc: Frank Pagano; Alicia Lynn Reft; Carole Pagano; Robert W. Rude; Lenny Zaiser Subject: Re: Statutes Mr McBride...the following is excerpted from your email message to me of September 29th, 2014, which is quoted from paragraph (e) of AS 45.55.910 Investigations and Subpoenas; Confidentiality: ...all investigative files (sic) are confidential, except (sic) that they must be disclosed (sic) by the administrator as required for discovery (sic) in an administrative or a judicial proceeding. According to your statutory authority to investigate securities complaints, contained in AS 45.55.905 Administration of Chapter and AS 45.55.910 Investigations and Subpoenas; Confidentiality, the fact that I have formally submitted a securities complaint against Koniag, Inc., its directors and management, and the fact that you, as an investigator with the Alaska Division of Banking and Securities have acknowledged receipt of my complaint and have initiated an investigation of my complaint, makes this an administrative proceeding, subject to and obligatory to you and the Securities Division to adjudicate and/or prosecute my complaint. I hereby demand, again, that you email me a copy of Koniag, Inc.s response to my securities complaint, including any and all related supporting documents, at your earliest convenience. A signed copy of this email transmission is being mailed, certified return receipt requested, with the United States Postal Service. Frank R. Peterson Sr. I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery. - Thomas Jefferson It does not require a majority to prevail but rather an irate, tireless minority to set brush fires in peoples minds. - Sam Adams On Wednesday, October 15, 2014 9:23 AM, McBride, Nathan Lee (CED) wrote: This is not an administrative or judicial proceeding, this is an initial investigation by the agency. Nathan L. McBride Banking and Securities Investigator II Phone 907-465-6816 Fax 907-465-1230 150 3rd Street Juneau, Ak 99801 [email protected] From: Yahoo! [mailto:sedula39@yahoo] Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2014 1:12 AM To: McBride, Nathan Lee (CED) Cc: Frank Pagano; Alicia Lynn Reft; Carole Pagano; Lenny Zaiser Subject: Re: Statutes Mr. McBride...Ive reviewed the Alaska Statutes on confidentiality of the security files and I agree with their contents. and context. However, I an remitting to you, your email message citing the statutes, where it states ...all investigative files are confidential, except that they must be disclosed (sic) by the administrator as required for discovery in an administrative or a judicial proceeding. My securities complaint is an administrative proceeding, and therefore I demand a copy of Koniag, Inc.s response, including any and all attachments and supporting documents, to my complaint as required for discovery, via email transmission at your earliest convenience. Thank you. Frank R. Peterson Sr. I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery. - Thomas Jefferson It does not require a majority to prevail but rather an irate, tireless minority to set brush fires in peoples minds. - Sam Adams On Monday, September 29, 2014 2:56 PM, McBride, Nathan Lee (CED) wrote: Here are the statutes that back up my statements to you. AS 45.55.910 (e) Notwithstanding AS 45.55.905(b), all investigative files are confidential, except that they must be disclosed by the administrator as required for discovery in an administrative or a judicial proceeding. Thank you Nathan L. McBride Banking and Securities Investigator II Phone 907-465-6816 Fax 907-465-1230 150 3rd Street Juneau, Ak 99801 [email protected]
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