Videos tagged with Misappropriation of Funds

The speaker expresses disillusionment with the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) after they dropped a lawsuit against the Washington Attorney General's office. The SAF was being investigated for financial impropriety, and the speaker believes they dropped their civil rights lawsuit as a quid pro quo to avoid scrutiny. This action is seen as a capitulation that benefits the SAF but not the public's rights.

This video discusses the resignation of Wayne LaPierre from the NRA, detailing ongoing lawsuits and allegations of embezzlement and misappropriation of funds. It also provides a historical overview of the NRA's stances on gun control legislation, including support for the NFA of 1934, GCA of 1968, and the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban, alongside more recent failures like the bump stock ban and pistol brace regulations. The speaker criticizes LaPierre's leadership for the NRA's declining membership and revenue, contrasting it with more aggressive gun rights groups.

This video alleges that the ATF is engaging in fraudulent activity by misappropriating federal funds. The speaker claims that administrative personnel within the ATF are improperly claiming bonuses intended for armed agents, citing 'danger pay' and performance metrics as justification. This is presented as a form of theft from the US government and an attack on Second Amendment rights.

This video discusses a second complaint filed by New York Attorney General Letitia James against Wayne LaPierre and the NRA. The complaint shifts focus from dissolving the NRA to allegations of misappropriation of funds related to trust relationships under New York law. It seeks reimbursement for salaries, double damages, and the appointment of new overseers for the NRA's financials and legal compliance.

This video details allegations of financial misconduct within the NRA, focusing on Wayne LaPierre's travel expenses. It highlights the significant sums paid to Gail Sanford, LaPierre's de facto travel agent, and the use of private jet services like Corporate America Aviation. The content suggests a pattern of misappropriation of member funds, drawing from court documents and testimony related to lawsuits filed by the New York Attorney General.