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John Hayward Human Events 5/30/2014 …It was long suspected that the Gibson raid was a political hit, carried out because CEO Henry Juszkiewicz, made campaign donations to Republicans. The financial disruption to the company was considerable – a $250,000 settlement, a $50,000 payoff to environmentalist groups, over $2 million in legal fees, plus the cost […] May 31st, 2014 | Tags: Gibson guitars, Government Series II Les Paul guitar, Henry Juszkiewicz, Lacey Act, Right to Work | Category: Barack Obama, corruption, Department of Justice, law enforcement, Politics, Tennessee, Unions | Comments are closed
Eliana Johnson The Corner Nation Review Online 5/28/2013 The Internal Revenue Service is in the process of locking down all computer data across the agency, a sign that investigations into the scandal-plagued agency may be taking a broader sweep than initially anticipated. Agency employees last Thursday received an e-mail alerting them, “This is a late […] May 29th, 2013 | Tags: campaign contributions, Cincinnati, class warfare, Frank VanderSloot, Gibson guitars, Henry Juszkiewicz, ideology, intimidation, Mitt Romney, scandal, Sen. Mitch McConnell, tax-exempt | Category: 1st Amendment, Computers, Congress, IRS, Ohio, Saul Alinsky, Tea Parties, The 9/12 Project | Comments are closed
Jonathon M. Seidl The Blaze 9/1/2011 The tale of the Gibson guitar raid — the one focused on the legendary guitar maker’s alleged importation and use of illegal wood — has taken an odd turn. Now CEO Henry Juszkiewicz is claiming the Feds told him that some of his problems “would go away” if the […] September 1st, 2011 | Tags: ebony, Gibson guitars, Henry Juszkiewicz, Indian rosewood, Lacey Act, Madagascar, manufacturing, Martin guitars | Category: Arkansas, Crime, Department of Justice, Economy, Glenn Beck, India, Montana, TAKE ACTION!, Tennessee, Video | Comments are closed
“These guys have come at our company with the full force of the US government. They browbeat our employees—took hourly workers into a room with five armed people browbeating them without legal counsel. I’m a business guy… If I’m doing something wrong, tell me. But coming in with a SWAT team as your […] August 27th, 2011 | Tags: campaign contributions, ebony, Gibson guitars, Henry Juszkiewicz, Indian rosewood, international law, Lacey Act, Martin guitars, Republicans, Right to Work, rosewood, Sen. Ron Wyden | Category: Agriculture and Food Production, Congress, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Justice, Energy, India, legislation, Mexico, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Unions, Video | Comments are closed
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