Open Letter To Debt Foreclosing Attorneys:
Now is
probably your best/last chance to get out of the business before the crushing
blows come. You can bet your first born that it is coming.
More and more
ordinary people are learning the law, not what is taught in law school, but
what the law really is and how it really works.
The recent
Deutsch case in Ohio
gave them the key to what is really going on in the debt foreclosing business.
The case revealed fraud that is being perpetrated upon the Court by the debt
foreclosing (debt buying) industry, and the fraud being foisted upon the
debtor/consumer by both the legal and credit industries. They are learning not
only how to survive the foreclosure litigation, be it credit card or mortgage,
but also how to go about filing criminal complaints and petitioning to convene
a grand jury investigation, even going before Grand Juries investigating public
corruption.
What's more,
they are learning to subpoena judges as hostile witnesses to the fraud that the
judges know is going on, and that with knowledge they are complicit. If lawyers
and judges actually knew the law, very few legal actions would ever go forward
and most lawyers would be out of a job, as they should be. It is my opinion
that lawyers and judges seem to know so little about law because their legal
education was grotesquely inefficient, dwelling on the intellectual morass of
political correctness, sophistry (false logic), fine-tuning the art of
deception, and learning the art of intentional obfuscation. In plain language,
they are being taught how to lie, cheat, and steal.
The recent
case in Durham, North Carolina, demonstrated the corruption
that is rampant in our legal system. There are many who want that prosecutor
jailed for his attempt to try and convict Defendants that he knew to be
innocent. The prosecutor withheld evidence that showed their innocence, and all
was being done for the prosecutor's personal gain.
This behavior has become a "matter of course" within our
judicial system. It goes even further. In a tax case in California, OJ Attorneys confessed on the
record that Department of Justice Attorneys, as well as Judges, receive bribes
called incentives for successful convictions.
In another tax
case, the DOJ Attorneys lied to the Grand Jury to get an indictment and lied to
the trial court jury to get a conviction. On numerous occasions, Courts have
been challenged for lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction and the Judges response
would sound like this: "The Legislature/Congress has granted this Court
its Subject Matter jurisdiction." Well, that is true as far as it goes.
The Legislature/Congress did grant the Court Subject Matter Jurisdiction to
hear a case of a particular type. Subject Matter Jurisdiction to hear a
particular case comes from sufficiency of the pleadings.
This begs the
question of what kind of case is before the Court?
If the
pleadings are insufficient, then the Court does not know what KIND of case is
before it, and the Court's power to act has not been invoked, that is, the Court
lacks Subject Matter Jurisdiction. Proceeding from this point is a fraud, and
the Judge is a party to it. Additionally, if the Court violates due process, it
loses its jurisdiction and cannot get it back. It is over. Again, proceeding
from this point is a fraud, and the Judge is a party to it, not counting his
felonious official misconduct.
A debt case,
be it credit card or mortgage, before a Court with both testimony of a
competent fact witness and authenticated evidence is as rare as
"hens" teeth.
Missing just those two items, the court cannot identify what kind of case is before it and its power to act has not been invoked. It lacks Subject Matter Jurisdiction.
Once ordinary
people come to realize this, all Hell will descend upon our judicial system,
even to the point of what happened in Oklahoma
where a Judge was arrested during a trial. Seems he had been using a sex toy
during that trial and numerous other trials. Yes, criminal law does apply to a
Judge –
The Four Horsemenof the Apocalypseare riding
your way!
Leave the
industry before you loose your fortune, your means for livelihood, and possibly
your freedom.
Act accordingly.