#TwitterBlocked is the New #ForcedAccountability: #SerialKillerCEO GM’s Mary Barra To Venture Capital Firms NEA & JJDC Startup Federally Indicted Startup Earlens CEO William (Bill) Facteau

#TwitterBlocked is the New #ForcedAccountability: #SerialKillerCEO GM’s Mary Barra To Venture Capital Firms NEA & JJDC Startup Federally Indicted Startup Earlens CEO William (Bill) Facteau

Posted on August 18, 2016

in The MMpiHer Method™ Federal Whistleblower

August 19, 2015

Corporate Abuse Selective Tolerance A/B or Professional Victim

Abusive corporations or people who run them, like GM CEO Mary Barra, don’t like to be challenged and when the negative truth they’d rather remain hidden is exposed known as forced accountability it often leads to a #TwitterBlock. Professional victims will often refer to people who are forcing accountability incorrectly has haters.

The number is up from 87 people killed to 100 people (May 2015)

I guess GM CEO Mary Barra didn’t like getting hashtag hijacked during #ILookLikeAnEngineer for #ILookLikeASerialKiller

Here’s a thought Mary Barra if you don’t like being called a serial killer quit killing people!

@NEAVC funded #startup #EarLens CEO’s 18 count federal #indictment: https://t.co/107LRuwpPc $JNJ @Ethicon #Acclarent pic.twitter.com/akGKKEr3c7

— KillingMyCareer (@MelaynaLokosky) March 17, 2016

Venture Capital (VC) firms New Enterprise Associates (NEA) & Johnson & Johnson Development Corporation (JJDC) funded medical device fraud with startup Acclarent and continue to fund (along with 2o other unnamed investors) Acclarent’s former CEO, and startup EarLens’ current CEO, William (Bill) Facteau who was arrested, federally indicted on 18 counts of fraud and awaiting his criminal trial on May 23, 2016, for his activity related to Acclarent. Apparently, those at EarLens didn’t like being reminded their CEO was federally indicted on fraud charges.

When a VC-funded startup fraud whistleblower is BLOCKED by another VC-funded startup (ahem EarLens) that should have potential (and current) employees, consumers, patients, investors and taxpayers, asking WHY? Healthcare fraud costs us all billions every year and venture capital firms have been getting away with it for years, until now. They can block but they can’t hide.

March 25, 2016

Forbes Venture Capital list known as #MidasList certainly made one venture capitalist, Chris Sacca of Lowercase Capital, pout, take his toys and go home. Again, it’s never good when a VC blocks a vc-funded startup whistleblower, makes you kinda wonder what their hiding, right?

@MelaynaLokosky Venture capitalist #ChrisSacca took his toys and pouted home. #GodsOfFrauds pic.twitter.com/ul1zYbzjdS

— KillingMyCareer (@MelaynaLokosky) March 26, 2016

Here's pouting VC Chris Sacca's original tweet, complaining about those pesky little laws that prevent his genius.

Here’s pouting VC Chris Sacca’s original tweet, complaining about those pesky little laws where startups often disguise innovation as manipulation as an easier way around those lobbyistD/C politics.

The #TwitterBlocked list will likely only continue to grow as the negative truth others would rather remain hidden is exposed: (I imagine this is what the head table in Hell would look like!)