Veteran Editor Exposes Corruption in Los Angeles: Full Disclosure Network® Video Report

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 30, 2010 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Veteran newsman Ron Kaye, editor of L A Daily News (1984-2008) is featured in an on-going Full Disclosure Network® cable television series covering politics and policies that led to government corruption in California.  During his 40-year career in journalism, Kaye acquired first hand knowledge of the inner workings of the City of Los Angeles.  He describes Los Angeles as a "go along to get along" city where people feeding on grants must go along with City Hall.  He asks where are the "Ethics" or is there just "Municipal Socialism"?…pointing out that providing vast sums of money to advocates for homeless is not helping the homeless, Watch this eight minute video segment from the interview here.  http://www.fulldisclosure.net/Programs/568.php?stream=4

Segment #5: "Solar Power = 28% Risky Consumer Rate Increase"

Kaye describes how the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power bought into the "Solar Power" scheme to buy Chinese solar panels to line the Owens Valley floor while unproven, risky and costly in order to benefit public employee unions in the Department.

Segment #6 Partisian Politics failed America and LA

Kaye describes the failure of the two party political system that no longer functions. He says only a rebellion can reclaim our democratic system and describes how voters can do that, suggesting the debate on public policies has been taken over by self serving politicians. He sees Los Angeles is the leading edge of the current American economic crisis.

Video Links to Other Segments:

Segment #1  America's Decline and Fall Starts in L.A.

Decline and Fall is symbolized the where the Department of Water and Power has been exploited by public employee union leaders and politicians resulting in inefficiency and higher rates.

Segment #2  Department of Water & Power: Vehicle To Transfer Wealth

Increased discounts for low income residents, increased rates for commercial consumers and expanded "hardship" discounts to small businesses and renters.

Segment #3 "LA Dept. of Water & Power Leads The Government Expansion"

How to save City workers jobs? Raise the rates of Department of Water and Power to keep the spending going.

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