Question of the day (May 30, 2007):

John Deere CEO Robert Lane is on the Verizon Audit Committee and is, or should be, aware of the criminal cover up occurring at Verizon with regard to fraudulently claiming in court documents that there was never any pirated software at this company. Robert Lane is, or should be, aware of the retaliation against Alvin Reed because, in numerous emails since August of 2003, Alvin Reed objected to this flagrant fraud against stock holders. Robert Lane is, or should be, aware that basing profits on stolen property, fines alone up to $120,000,000,000, clearly defrauds stock holders. Robert Lane is, or should be, aware that Verizon cannot provide receipts, or purchase orders, or bills of lading, or original packaging, or CDs, or even as much as a notebook entry, email, or note on a piece of scratch paper that would have been available to provide to armed federal marshals in the event of a software raid in Alvin Reed's department, to indicate ownership of items in question.

Is the Board of Directors of John Deere willing to ask the CEO of John Deere, Robert Lane, to abide by section 301 of the Sarbanes Oxley act.

Open Letter to
Robert W. Lane,
CEO of John Deere

Deere once said, "I will never put my name on a product that does not have in it the best that is in me."

The CEO of John Deere, Robert W. Lane, has the John Deere name on the Verizon Audit Committee (SOX 301)

WWJD, Jesus would ask the CEO of John Deere to either enforce SOX 301 or resign from the Verizon Audit Committee in protest.

Show the tillers of American soil the receipts, purchase orders, original boxes,
or anything to tie verification of ownership to my department,

or correct the court documents

, or Jesus will, figuratively, once again turn over the tables in the temple ( ANNUIT COEPTIS ).

'What you want does not exist. MCI has licenses and in order to give you "proof" that they have not exceeded their licenses you would need to be shown each and every computer at MCI so you could count which ones had the software installed on it to make sure the licenses were not exceeded. This is not going to happen. It would be unduly burdensome.'

Email from MCI lawyer admitting out right that my department could have never passed a software raid.

Request that Kavitha Ranganathan, Rick Cassidy, Dave Vermilyea, and others be provided Verification of Ownership in case of a Verizon Software Raid

"Firing an employee for refusing to commit felonies
clearly dissuades reasonable workers from complaining in the first place"
anyone reasonable worker