180 East Main Street

Smithtown, NY 11787

 631.656.3093




August
27,
2010



Honorable
Jane
Bonner

Conservative
Party
Member

Councilwoman,
Brookhaven
District
Two



Dear
Councilwoman
Bonner,



It
must
truly
be
an
honor
to
be
one
of
the
few
registered
Conservative
Party
members
who

have
been
elected
to
office
in
the
state
of
New
York.

That
is
no
easy
task.



With
this
great
honor
comes
great
responsibility.

As
an
elected
Conservative
party
member,

voters
are
looking
to
you
to
carry
the
party
banner
proudly
and
uphold
the
party’s
principles.



That’s
why
it
was
so
disturbing
to
hear
the
robo‐call
you
placed
today
attacking
Chris
Cox
and

defending
Randy
Altschuler.





Most
striking
was
your
claim
that
Randy
Altschuler
has
never
outsourced
an
American
job.



One
can
only
assume
from
your
recorded
message
that
either:

1.)
you
were
intentionally
lying

to
voters;
or
2.)
you
were
duped
into
making
this
call
without
having
all
the
relevant
facts
at

your
disposal.



It’s
hard
to
believe
that
such
an
esteemed
member
of
the
Conservative
party
and
an
elected

official
would
intentionally
LIE
to
voters,
so
we
must
assume
it
was
the
latter
reason.



With
that
in
mind,
please
allow
me
to
enlighten
you
about
Randy
Altschuler
and
the
very
large

role
he
played
in
outsourcing
thousands
of
American
jobs.



In
1999,
Randy
Altschuler
co‐founded
a
company,
OfficeTiger
with
a
college
friend
of
his
from

Princeton.



According
to
the
International
Directory
of
Company
Histories
(published
in
January
2006),

OfficeTiger
describes
itself
in
this
fashion:



“OfficeTiger, LLC is a New York City-based global provider of business support services, with the work
done in India and Sri Lanka. Although a practitioner of offshore outsourcing, OfficeTiger does not simply
transfer high-paying jobs from the United States and the United Kingdom to India and Sri Lanka as a way to
save money for its clients. Rather, the firm tries to provide what it calls judgment-based Business Process
Outsourcing (BPO) solutions.”



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You
see
not
only
do
they
admit
in
their
own
company
profile
that
they
outsource
American

jobs,
but
they
seem
pretty
proud
that
they
are
outsourcing
“high‐paying”
jobs
from
the
United

State.



After
creating
OfficeTiger,
Randy’s
partner
went
to
India
to
set
up
their
office
and
recruit

workers.



So
what
was
Altschuler’s
job?

Stay
in
New
York
and
convince
American
companies
to

outsource
jobs
to
India!





You
see
Councilwoman,
Randy
Altschuler
is
DIRECTLY
responsible
for
the
outsourcing
of

American
jobs.

If
he
couldn’t
convince
US
Corporations
to
outsource
jobs
to
India,
OfficeTiger

would
fail.



But
don’t
just
take
my
word
for
it,
here
is
what
Mr.
Vishal
Mehra,
a
Vice
President
of
OfficeTiger

told
a
business
audience
in
India.



“Mr. Mehra introduced the audience to OfficeTiger, the brainchild of two Princeton graduates— Joe
Sigelman and Randy Altschuler.

These two chose Chennai, India as their base by using a very scientific technique as this city enjoys daylight
when New York on the other side of the globe, sleeps.

Randy stayed back in New York to source the work and Joe headed to Chennai to set-up the processing
operation. Having grown from those humble beginnings, today OfficeTiger is a 10,000+ people strong, 





The
International
Directory
of
Company
Histories
details
Mr.
Altschuler’s
role
in
outsourcing

American
jobs
in
this
fashion:



Since Altschuler was married, it was decided that he would remain in New York to build up the sales
operations, while Sigelman would spend most of his time in India.

Altschuler opened an office above a Dunkin' Donuts, and began pestering former Wall Street
colleagues to give their service a try.


As
you
can
see,
in
his
own
words,
Mr.
Altschuler
was
single‐handedly
responsible
for

outsourcing
jobs.



Now,
I
realize
you
probably
didn’t
have
the
time
or
the
resources
to
look
this
information
up

yourself,
but
you
could
have
at
least
read
Randy
Altschuler’s
own
campaign
biography
before

making
your
misleading
robo
call.



If
you
had,
you
would
have
read
that:




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 Under Randy's leadership, OfficeTiger expanded globally from his one-bedroom apartment to a
business of over 4,000 people prior to its acquisition by RR Donnelley.




That
sounds
to
me
like
Altschuler
is
taking
credit
for
creating
4,000
new
jobs
with
OfficeTiger.



Guess
where
those
jobs
were
created?

In
India.

Guess
where
they
were
outsourced
from?


America.

Want
to
be
more
specific?

They
were
mostly
New
York
jobs.



As
I
stated
previously,
I
don’t
think
you
would
outright
knowingly
LIE
to
voters
in
Suffolk

County,
so
you
must
have
been
misinformed.





But
I’m
worried
that
if
you
are
so
seriously
misinformed
about
Altschuler’s
long
history
of

outsourcing
jobs,
maybe
there
are
other
parts
of
his
record
you
are
also
ignorant
of.



For
example,
did
you
know
Randy
Altschuler
joined
the
Green
Party
in
2000?





It’s
true!

I’ve
attached
a
copy
of
his
voter
registration
card
to
this
letter
for
your
review.



I’d
be
curious
to
know
if
you
asked
Mr.
Altschuler
about
his
involvement
with
the
Green
Party

and
why,
out
of
all
the
political
parties
available
in
New
York
in
2000,
that
he
chose
that
one.



You
probably
didn’t
realize
that
up
until
2000,
Mr.
Altschuler
had
NEVER
been
registered
to

vote.

Never.

He
had
never
voted
in
an
election
in
his
adult
life.



Then
on
that
fateful
day
in
2000,
out
of
the
blue
he
joined
the
Green
Party.

Odd
isn’t
it?



Maybe
he
joined
because
he
wanted
to
support
Ralph
Nader
over
George
Bush
in
the

Presidential
Election.





But
I
wonder,
what
drew
Mr.
Altschuler
to
the
Green
Party…



Maybe
he
supports
the
Green
Party’s
positions
as
passed
at
their
National
Party
Convention
in

2000?





Does
he
support
abortion
on
demand?

Government
funding
of
abortions?

How
about
the

Brady
bill
and
gun
control
measures?





Does
he
support
the
Green
Party’s
position
on
Cap
&
Trade?

How
about
turning
over
our

military
forces
to
UN
control?



Councilwoman
Bonner,
I
am
sure
that
you
asked
Mr.
Altschuler
about
his
Green
Party
past

before
you
gave
him
your
steadfast
endorsement.




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I
think
your
Conservative
Party
supporters
would
be
very
curious
to
hear
the
responses
you

received
and
why
you
are
now
compelled
to
actively
campaign
for
this
former
Green
Party

member.



I
would
suggest
you
contact
Randy
to
discuss
the
truth
about
his
outsourcing
record
and
while

you
are
at
it,
why
don’t
you
ask
him
why
he
joined
the
Green
Party
in
2000?



If
he
refuses
to
share
that
information
with
you,
please
know
I
would
be
happy
to
meet
with

you
at
your
convenience
to
share
with
you
the
truth
about
Mr.
Altschuler,
his
leadership
role
in

outsourcing
American
jobs
and
his
Green
Party
past.



As
a
responsible
Conservative
party
leader
and
local
elected
official,
I
am
sure
you
won’t
want

to
be
made
a
fool
of
again.




 
 
 
 
 
 
 Sincerely,






 
 
 
 
 
 
 


 
 
 
 
 
 
 Brad
White


 
 
 
 
 
 
 Manager,
Cox
for
Congress


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