Colin McDonald Of DOJ Oversight Formally Notified Of Sovereign Immunity Exposure Triggered By Federal Financial Participation In ANSI–ANAB

WASHINGTON - June 1, 2026 - PRLog -- Daryl Guberman, a 40‑year quality‑systems expert and Boeing shareholder, has issued a formal Notice of Sovereign‑Immunity Exposure to Colin McDonald, Head of the Fraud Division at the Department of Justice, newly appointed by President Donald Trump in April 2026.

Guberman has also formally notified the Offices of Inspector General (OIGs) of all 13 federal agencies involved, supported by four detailed addendum documents outlining governance conflicts, financial entanglements, and contractual inconsistencies.

This action follows a multi‑year forensic review involving the NASA OIG, DOS, GAO, DHS, DOT, DOD, DOC, DOE, SEC, FDA, DOJ, FAA, and the House Committee on Science, Space & Technology.

Guberman's findings show that 11 of these agencies sit on ANSI–ANAB's governing boards, while five of them simultaneously act as paying customers. This dual role—regulator and private‑sector participant—creates a structural conflict that, in Guberman's view and under federal rules and law, invalidates, the protections normally afforded under sovereign immunity.

The "Ghost Consolidation" and Governance Conflict

Evidence shows that ANSI- American National Standards Institute assumed full operational and governance control over ANAB- American National Accreditation Board in 2014, yet this consolidation was not publicly acknowledged until 2018. This four‑year "ghost period" concealed the true nature of the merged private entity while federal agencies continued:

• participating in ANSI–ANAB governance
• relying on ANSI–ANAB for accreditation functions
• paying ANSI–ANAB through federal membership and program fees

Guberman asserts that federal agencies cannot simultaneously govern, fund, and rely on the same private corporation. This conflict was first illuminated for Guberman during the April 17, 2024 DHS Subcommittee session, where—under penalty of ejection or arrest—he presented to the committee and Chairman Richard Blumenthal two Boeing supplier bulletins from April and July 2002 showing that Boeing had effectively abandoned supplier auditing for 22 years https://www.newstribune.com/photos/2024/apr/18/3749044/. Following that session, Guberman wrote to Blumenthal's aides warning that the Senator should not question Boeing CEO David Calhoun on June 18, 2024, because DHS sits on ANSI‑ANAB's governing board while also acting as a paying customer, a structure that implicates federal conflict‑of‑interest statutes including 18 U.S.C. § 208 (Acts Affecting a Personal Financial Interest) and 5 C.F.R. § 2635.502 (Impartiality in Performing Official Duties).

IRS Form 990: The Financial Trail

The file INFORMATION PROOF DOC DOJ DHS FDA DOS ALL ON ANSI TAX.pdf, submitted to all 13 agencies, includes IRS Form 990 disclosures showing:

• Federal payments to ANSI–ANAB continuing after the 2018 State Department contract fraud
• Five federal agencies—DOS, DOJ, DOC, DHS, and FDA—listed as paying customers
• 2021 and 2024 IRS filings confirming ongoing financial entanglement

Guberman also holds IRS 990 tax reports showing that federal officials embedded within ANSI–ANAB's structure received substantial compensation from the private corporation in addition to their federal salaries.

These filings document:

• A Department of Homeland Security (DHS) representative receiving $262,000 per year from ANSI, plus their federal salary
• A Department of Commerce / NIST representative receiving $120,000 per year from ANSI, plus their federal salary.

Guberman argues that these dual‑compensation arrangements raise a fundamental question:

How can a federal agency claim sovereign immunity while its officials are simultaneously being paid by the private corporation they oversee?

Contractual Reliance and Systemic Exposure

Two federal contracts form the backbone of the liability escalation:

• Contract 19AQMM18R0131 (2018) — U.S. Department of State

Described ANAB as an "underwriter" for the International Accreditation Forum (IAF incorporated Delaware) & International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC-Australia), a claim contradicted by IAF's own structure and IRS filings. (January 2026 IAF merged with ILAC to form GLOBAC-Global Accreditation Cooperation)

• Contract 15F06725C0000139 (2025) — U.S. Department of Justice

Demonstrates continued federal reliance on ANSI–ANAB despite governance conflicts and unresolved misrepresentations.

Expert Statement

"The Department of Justice and the other agencies listed, cannot claim sovereign immunity while simultaneously funding and governing a private corporation," said Daryl Guberman. "The FAA's intertwinement with Boeing only deepens the shared liability. The IRS 990 forms are irrefutable—they show federal agencies acting as private commercial partners. When you pay to play in the private sector, you leave your immunity at the door."

Guberman also notes that he has contacted Colin McDonald to arrange a personal meeting in Washington, D.C., to present—directly and in person—his documented 25‑year record of cross‑sectoral collapse spanning federal agencies, corporate America, investors, insurers, logistics networks, and critical industries including medical, automotive, cybersecurity, electronics, and aerospace. This collapse, as documented, extends not only across the United States but worldwide. He is currently awaiting McDonald's formal response.

Reference Press Releases:

• Global Forensic Warning — 13 Agencies Notified https://www.prlog.org/13145605-global-forensic-warning-13-us-federal-agencies-notified-as-ten-are-implicated-in-ansianab-governance-during-worldwide-accreditation-collapse.html
  
  Two Federal Contracts, One Fraud — 19AQMM18R0131 & 15F06725C0000139  https://www.prlog.org/13140143-two-federal-contracts-one-unresolved-fraud-19aqmm18r0131-2018-and-15f06725c0000139-2025.html
  
  Boeing Federal Violations — Boeing, ANSI, ANAB, and Federal Agencies Implicated https://www.prlog.org/13060521-daryl-guberman-uncovers-boeings-violation-of-federal-laws-boeing-ansi-anab-and-federal-agencies-implicated-in-supplier-audit-cover-up.html
  
  2018–Present: ANAB's Structural Failures & Outdated Designation Undermine Certification Integrity Across U.S.,European, Asian,& Global Supply Chains https://   www.prlog.org/13142888-2018present-anabs-structural-failures-outdated-designationundermine-certification-integrity-across-useuropean-asian-global-supply-chains.html