Last June USI-Tech held a recruitment event in the US territory of Guam.

The event was held at the Guam Pacific Star Hotel, with footage suggesting a few hundred locals attended:

Not in attendance was Tommy Morrison, which is strange considering how high up the Guam USI-Tech chain he appears to be.

According to his website Tommy Morrison is heavily involved in Guam’s political scene.

Tommy is no stranger to public service, having served in leadership positions with the Executive Branch of the Government of Guam.

Prior to becoming a senator, Tommy was the Director of the Bureau of Statistics and Plans, Executive Director of the Guam Contractors License Board, and Director and Deputy Director of the Department of Parks and Recreation.

Most important of all, Morrison is also currently a sitting Senator in the Legislature of Guam.

For those unfamiliar with the political make-up of Guam (I know I wasn’t, see update #4 below this article), the
Legislature of Guam

The Legislature of Guam is the law-making body for the United States territory of Guam.

The unicamerallegislative branch consists of fifteen senators, each serving for a two-year term.

When he’s not not helping write laws, Morrison fills his spare time by co-administrating a private USI-Tech investor group.

No, you haven’t read that incorrectly. 
A Guam Senator appears to be a USI-Tech investor.

The private USI-Tech Guam Facebook group’s description read as follows:

All about INFORMATION about HOW TO GROW YOUR BITCOIN

In USI-Tech, do not post other link.

As you join please add me to your friend list

A screenshot of the since deleted Facebook group shows Tommy Morrison listed as one of five admins for the group:

The Pacific News Center broke the story a few hours ago and shared the screenshot above (red overlay is mine).

Since then the USI-Tech Guam Facebook group has disappeared. Prior to its deleted, the group boasted over 300 members.

As I write this there’s no mention of USI-Tech on Tommy Morrison’s Facebook group. Nor is he a member of the public USI-Tech Guam group.

Visitors to Morrison’s Facebook profile however might be surprised to see USI-Tech co-founder Ralf Gold pop up on Morrison’s friend list.

Perusal of Tommy Morrison’s Facebook friends list reveals he’s also friends with Mark Ghobril and Mike Kiefer, both key USI-Tech insiders.

Morrison does not share what Facebook groups he in with the general public, so whether he’s a member of other USI-Tech groups is unclear.

What we do know is Morrison is significant enough in Guam’s USI-Tech affiliate membership base to warrant an admin position in a closed investor group.

How much Tommy Morrison has invested into USI-Tech and/or how much he has convinced his constituents to invest is unknown.

Yesterday Pacific News Center reported that Guam locals had ‘
cashed out entire retirement savings; others have obtained bank loans or second mortgages
‘ to participate in USI-Tech.

In an interview “concerned citizen” Cyrus

🤖 Quick Answer

Who is Tommy Morrison and what is his role in Guam's political landscape?
Tommy Morrison is a prominent Guam politician currently serving as a senator. He previously held significant government positions including Director of the Bureau of Statistics and Plans, Executive Director of the Guam Contractors License Board, and leadership roles in the Department of Parks and Recreation under the Government of Guam's Executive Branch.

What is the connection between Tommy Morrison and USI-Tech?
Tommy Morrison appears to hold a high-ranking position within USI-Tech's organizational structure in Guam, though he notably did not attend the company's major recruitment event held at the Guam Pacific Star Hotel in June, which drew several hundred local participants.

What is USI-Tech and why is it significant?
USI-Tech is a cryptocurrency investment platform that operated as a Ponzi scheme. The company conducted recruitment activities in US territories including Gu

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