Thread: Gilchrist did not give money raised to Ramos & Compean

Gilchrist brags to illegal alien advocate, did not give money meant for Ramos & Compean

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Deborah Courtney
Deborah@DACourtney.com
www.DACourtney.com

Link to video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Zs6qzYFwfQ

Irrefutable Truth that Jim Gilchrist Misappropriates Funds
An established pattern and why the Original Board of Directors fired him from MMP

Gilchrist brags to illegal alien advocate, did not give money meant for Ramos & Compean


In a stunning on camera confession, Jim Gilchrist acknowledged to illegal alien advocate, Naui Ocelotl, that he raised donations for the Defense Fund of Former Border Patrol Agents Nacho Ramos and Jose Compean, the beloved heroes of the anti illegal immigration movement, yet admits he did not give the money to them, instead keeping and using the funds for himself.

View the Jim Gilchrist interview at www.DACourtney.com and view supporting documents.

Minuteman Project Board Member Deborah Courtney has sworn statements from the beleaguered Border Agent families of Ramos and Compean confirming that they did not receive any money from Jim Gilchrist in 2007, the year he first claimed to fund raise on their behalf. “However, the families were not complaining when confirming this factâ€

this is just insane.

how can you justify raising funds for someone and keeping it for yourself
Shame on you Jim Gilchrist

Isn't there some fraud statute that would cover this? After all, I am sure Bernie Madoff could use a new neighbor in prison.

LA Times Opinion - Gilchrist Regrets

July 1, 2008 | 2:34 pm
Is there a July Fools Day I'm not aware of? First, there's a too-good-to-be-true Tunguska anniversary fireball over Southern California. Now the O.C. Register's A section has a look back in sorrow from Minuteman Project founder Jim Gilchrist, who laments the "Saddam Hussein mentalities" of his cohorts and pronounces himself "very, very sad, very disappointed" about the project's results:

"There's all kinds of organizations that have spawned from the Minuteman Project and I have to say, some of the people who have gotten into this movement have sinister intentions," he said....

"It's an 'invasion'," Gilchrist said of illegal immigration across the border between the United States and Mexico, "but it's not a war. It is a covert 'Trojan Horse invasion'"....

Sometimes, Gilchrist said he thinks about leaving the debate over illegal immigration and taking on a new issue like urban blight or tax reform. For now, he said he will continue to lobby for more border patrol agents but not from a perch on the border, watching for people trying to cross.

"I have found, after four years in this movement (…) I very well may have been fighting for people with less character and less integrity than the 'open border fanatics' I have been fighting against," he said. "And that is a phenomenal indictment of something I have created."

(On closer inspection, I see the story came out a few days ago, but just made it into the paper today. Interestingly, the single-scare-quotes around the word invasion above have disappeared in the print version.)

Last time Opinion L.A. caught up with Gilchrist, he was opining for our "Forty on 40" feature (and whatever you may think of his attitudes, he was the very soul of graciousness on the phone):

The most expedient way to dismantle domestic terrorism in the United States is to repeal all the Special Order 40s around the country. If you repeal Special Order 40 you'll allow law enforcement to protect the citizens of those communities. This rule smacks of special treatment for people who don't deserve any special treatment other than being arrested and deported. I don't blame the police department; I blame the City Council which does nothing but aid and abet the criminal mentality.

http://opinion.latimes.com/opinionla/20 ... ist-r.html

Originally Posted by vortex

Isn't there some fraud statute that would cover this? After all, I am sure Bernie Madoff could use a new neighbor in prison.

Thats what I wondered too, I thought they put people in jail for doing things like that?

I think the people who donated to him for that purpose need to bring him up on embezzlement charges. It could get him a little time in the pokey.

There is more coming. I have the 990's for MMP for the years 2005-2007 and they show a group that is not spending the money where it should be spent.

I know how they were siphoning off the money. The tax returns are a lie. More to come...

Gilchrist is a knife at the heart of the Anti-Illegal Alien Movement. He will at a key moment agree with the socialists that we have to accept amnesty. I have seen conservatives sold out like this many times before. You need to look up Cointepro. The left already knows what I know about the fraud and criminal activities. How do I know? I sent feds and state officials the documents. You don't see any search warrants or even hear about anyone getting questioned.

Every time Gilchrist on a radio show or TV he needs to hear. How much money did you raise for Ramos and Compean? and them How much did they get?

Below is a letter to get year 2008 990'S from Gilchrist . He won't send them to me anymore. This letter can be modified to get information on any of you local socials non profit groups.

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The Minuteman Project
Mr. Jim Gilchrist
Post Office Box 3944
Laguna Hills, California 92654


Re: Demand for Public Inspection and Copy of 2008 Form 990 Informational Tax Returns of Minuteman Project, Inc., FEIN 20-2807665 &
JIM GILCHRIST'S MINUTEMAN PROJECT, INC. FEIN # 20-8889864

Dear Mr. Gilchrist:

This letter is a formal demand for public inspection and a copy of the IRS 2008 Form 990 Informational Tax Returns for Minuteman Project, Inc. as filed with the Internal Revenue Service and JIM GILCHRIST'S MINUTEMAN PROJECT, INC. FEIN # 20-8889864. The term IRS 2008 Form 990 Informational Tax Return as used in this demand includes, but is not limited to, the following documents: IRS Form 990 or Form 990 EZ; and all documents and statements the Internal Revenue Service requires an filer to file with the form, and any letter or other document issued by the Internal Revenue Service concerning the form. Our public inspection will be accomplished by you sending to me a copy of the form. See Internal Revenue Code ("IRC") Section 6104(e).

You must provide the information requested to me at the above address. See Treas. Reg. Section 301.6104(d)-1(d)(2)(A) and (B). You must respond to me in 30 days. See IRC 6104(a)(l)(A)(ii). Failure to make the form available to me will subject you to a penalty of $20 for each day during which the failure occurs, with a maximum penalty for anyone form of $10,000. See IRC Section 6652(c)(l)(C) and (D).

You may charge me a reasonable fee for providing the copies to me. A reasonable fee is $1.00 for the first page plus 15 cents for each additional page, plus actual postage. You hereby have my express consent before providing me the copies to charge me a reasonable fee for copying and postage of no more than $20 if necessary to respond to my request.


Please forward me an invoice with the required documents.


Sincerely,

Where does it say how much he raised using this reason?

thats just it. there is no statement saying what was raised. but you know there was a nice chunk of change since it was to Ramos and Compean and they had alot of support

Where is the IRS when you need them? After all they got Al Capone!