The Friendly Lawyer

From 2005 to 2007, Faircloth advised the Coushatta Indians to invest $30 million in a formerly bankrupt Israeli technology firm called MainNet, which so far has shown no financial return for the tribe and is dependent on monthly installments of Coushatta cash. The company also hired Faircloth's brother, on the attorney's suggestion, after the tribe began investing.

The Coushattas Were Sitting On A Lot Of Cash

The Coushattas, flush with money from their casino operation in Kinder, were advised by
Faircloth that MainNet was an advanced internet company. It's Israeli technology could provide Internet connections through common household power plugs. 

An Israeli Hoax

Faircloth convinced the Coushattas  that Main Net could turn straw into gold.
 

Another Zionist Skinned Them A Few Years Earlier

The Coushattas paid Abramoff  $32 million to help promote and protect their gambling interests.

Redskins See Golden Opportunity

Faircloth produced a fellow Zionists, and there is talk of a major contract with the Long Island Power Authority, Faircloth wrote, "If this happens -- and there is no serious reason to believe it won't -- MainNet will skyrocket in value."

But in the deal fell through. 4

MainNet Is Bankrupted And Reformed

The remnants of MainNet becam the McGehee Group. The investors included McGehee, Lafayette bankruptcy lawyer John Weinstein and Richard Haik, who is chief judge of the U.S. District Court's western Louisiana district in Lafayette, and Ross Brupbacher.

Enter The Friendly Banker

The McGehee group arranged for a $10 million bank loan. When the loan came due, it defaulted, and the tribe had to repay it with interest.
 

One Of The Few Lucky Investors

John Weinstein, who says he was an 'Angel investor' got at least $6 million for his share in the McGehee Group, according to tribe documents. In an interview, Weinstein would not say how much he profited from his MainNet venture, but he said, "It was a successful investment for me."

He said he was not aware that Coushatta money had made it possible.
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Then There Is Judge Haik

It is a fair guess that Judge Haik mad a sizable return on his money.

The Tribal Council Wants The Chief Removed

Wesley Celestine, Leola Sylestine, and other tribal members said everything went on behind closed doors, without any input from the council," . They want to expunge the current leadership and take control of the ruling council, he said. Sylestine said all the controversy is tough on members of the Coushatta community.

"I'm scared for the future of the tribe," she said.
 

Coushattas Establishes Ties To Israel

ELTON, La. (AP) -- On 11/17/2008 an Israeli delegation flew to Loiusana and  signed a formal trade agreement. This is designed to open a business relationship between the two nations and to help the Coushattas expand beyond gambling businesses.
 

It is safe to assume the Indian's special status is useful to Zionists, be it drugs, sex trafficking, special internet status for porn servers, etc.