Eighteen national MCDC and state leaders sent Simcox, Al Garza, and Carmen Mercer a letter on May 8, 2007 demanding a meeting with him on May 19 to discuss mostly financial issues.  On May 14, Simcox, et al responded with a threatening letter saying the national leadership was already fired for having even thought of such a thing, they were unauthorized, and did not respect his authority.  This was in spite of them having the courtesy to plan the meeting for Phoenix at a time when they knew he would be in town.  (Apparently, they hadn’t talked to Joe McCutchen, who also planned a conference call in June of 2005, which Simcox didn’t attend.)  Subsequently, all 18 people who signed the letter were fired, even though most of them were unpaid volunteers!

I suppose Simcox takes pride in being “a law unto himself,” but when the captain of a ship so vital to defending American sovereignty chooses to sink the entire ship, rather than be held accountable, it is time for their supporters to question why.  MCDC is associated with a public corporation, required to file appropriate paperwork with the IRS, yet one can search the IRS website in vain for their Form 990, although it is posted on their website.

There is no break in this pattern of pillaging, no relief, no financial truth or honesty.  It’s just business as usual, and you can rest assured that while the public image of MCDC may be tarnished, the Diener money machine is still in good working order, waiting like a hungry crocodile to snap up any dollars from unwary donors who wander into their camp.

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