Hon. Pat Head, District Attorney, Cobb County

Sir,

I have tried unsuccessfully to find an e-mail address for our state Attorney General Sam Olens. Please forward this email to him or to someone who can reach him.

Thank You,
DanJS

The Hon. Mr. Sam Olens,

I have tried unsuccessfully to reach your office concerning this matter. Since I have not been able to contact your office directly, I am doing so in two ways:

1. Asking my Cobb County District Attorney to forward this email…. and
2. Writing the Office of the NY AG, Eric Schneiderman and asking that his office contact you with my concerns.

I look forward to a personal response, but would be more pleased to see you publicly address this matter in the Atlanta Journal Constitution and the Marietta Daily Journal.

Sincerely,
Dan Scarborough

The Hon. NY AG Schneiderman,

Thank you for being a mensch and pursuing the corruption corroding our courts and land records registries throughout America.

(I know your actions are centered in New York, for that is your only jurisdiction… but your leadership sets a moral and legal precedent for the AGs of every state in our nation…. therefore, I thank you for fellow homeowners in every state.)

As a citizen of Georgia, I cannot cast a vote for you, but I now consider myself a member of your “extended constituency.”

Like members of our Congress who “represent” voters outside of their districts every time they cast a vote affecting all Americans, your honest, and courageous actions likewise affect every homeowner in America.

There are many Americans whose finances have not been adversely affected by the very poor economy of our nation. They may own homes, have good-paying jobs and are still able to submit their mortgage payments without difficulty.

Unfortunately, their “good fortune” prevents them from knowing that the title to their homes may be legally “clouded” due to the illegal actions of the “phantom land registry” called MERS. If MERS has injected itself into any land purchase or mortgage refinancing, they, like their less fortunate neighbors, are subject to being adversely affected by the unseen and unknown (to them) legal menace called “clouded title.”

Your legal actions in New York are “protective” of the private property rights of every land owner in America.

For that, Sir, I commend you and encourage you to continue your efforts to bring those who are responsible to account for their actions in a court of law.

Those scurrilous individuals should (at minimum) have every dollar of dishonest personal gain confiscated… even from “judgement proof” insurance products and “offshore” or domestic trusts.

Their fraudulent activities are justification for an intense legal effort to “claw back” their ill-gotten “profits” and “bonuses.” As I understand it, fraud is “indefensible” and its financial misdeeds (pun intentional) can be rectified and awards can be assessed to benefit the victims of the fraud.

And, Sir, while you are doing what is your duty to all of your constituents (including those like me in other states,) please take the time to encourage every AG in every state in America to do as you are doing.

Specifically, Sir, please contact Georgia’s AG, Sam Olens, and encourage him and the AGs of any other state whose Constitution establishes as “the only authorized land registry,” the office of the Superior Court Clerk of the county wherein the land lies… to aggressively pursue those individuals and organizations “owning an interest” in the “phantom registry” that is MERS. This organization’s “by-passing” of specifically authorized land registries, if not illegal, should be!

Please continue to press for a redress of local title issues (clouding) …and for the recovery of lost, local revenues due to the “evasion of fees and taxes”. These “savings” resulting from by-passing local land registries were promised to MERS members by the founders and core shareholders of MERS.

Those “savings” were “successfully” misappropriated from the taxpayers of the many counties across our great nation, including my own county, Cobb County, Georgia.

(I need not remind you that those “missing” or “lost” revenues must be offset by increased property taxes…and paid by local taxpayers.)

As such, these manipulated “savings” accrued to the benefit of MERS members and should be returned forthwith by paying “evaded fees and taxes” along with substantial penalties sufficient to fund the clean-up of local land registries.

Sir, if the trail of corruption leads to the halls of congress and/or the campuses of academia… or even to the “Oval office” and the offices of Governors or the courts and corridors of our own statehouses, so be it!

Any government or quasi-government agency and officials (Including but not limited to the GSEs, the SEC, the OOC, etc.) that has been complicit in this whole fiasco must be held publicly and financially accountable. Significant fines sufficient to right wrongs and long prison terms must be obtained!

This corruption at all levels of our nation’s Government(s) and business must be put down in a way so draconian that it will be a century or more before anyone will be tempted to revisit this kind of Ponzi scheme.

Thanks again.
DanJS

talktotennessee, I don’t know if my comment got sent either. It did not look like it. It said something about the server. There is so much evil I wouldn’t be surprised if “someone” is blocking his e-mails. The Obama Administration is supporting a whitewash for mortgage fraud? If they decide to whitewash this with any sort of a fix for these crooks the People are going to go beserk..I talked to an attorney today who said if this economy gets worse, we won’t have to worry about fraudclosure anymore because this entire country is going to be in total anarchy. I believe that.

Fury, I like Bernie too.

So Ron Paul has been asking to audit the federal reserve, that’s great. However, there are other issues of major importance to the users of this site, the middle class, seniors etc. If Ron Paul’s political agenda is built around the federal reserve too bad for him. He needs to come with more. Ron Paul and his agenda is of no interest to me.

I am not sure based on your comment that you understood the point I was making with regards to Matt Weidner and Ron Paul. So I will clarify. I am fully aware that they are running for different offices, however, one is on the front line and the other isn’t. Matt Weidner is a man that has taken it upon himself to get into the trenches and fight. Ron Paul on the other hand has not.

An example of someone who is in Congress fighting in the trenches is Bernie Sanders. Bernie Sanders is not running for President but he is out there pushing for the middle class. He has come down hard on corporations and is not afarid to voice his opinion or support for issues that are important to us. Where is Ron Paul? Oh yeah…I forgot he wants to audit the federal reserve.

To Tennesseetalking…. From: “Deacon Dan”

Sir (or Madam), you state:

>Bankruptcy judges need authority to modify loans, even Obama said so. Ben Bernanke said as much in the hearings but no one paid attention to hi. Sheila Barr said the same. Obama stopped talking about housing after his failed HAMP program. <

Giving bankruptcy judges the right to modify "legal loans" may be helpful, but the individuals you mention are very unlikely to be helpful at all.

The main issues with Fraudclosures in bankruptcy courts should be:

1. To determine that all issues related to a foreclosure in bankruptcy (a very important legal proceeding) are brought to court by a parties with "clean hands" who have legal standing to initiate and complete the foreclosure process.

2. Whether the "loan(s)" of the debtor filing bankruptcy are "valid" loans owed to "real and legal" creditors,"

3. That any mortgage loan or deed or trust foreclosure proceeding the court has "stayed" is based upon a "legal debt" rather than being the result of a prior, fraudulent, financial transaction, and

4. That any request for a lifting of a "Stay of Foreclosure" be based upon proper procedures.
All evidential documentation presented in support of the "lift of stay" should be verified (with specific attention to all "proofs" of authority and provable authenticity of all legal documentation.) Also, that such proof to the court be submitted in accordance with "due process".

Bankruptcy judges already have the authority to determine if any foreclosing party has "standing."
to pursue a debt by foreclosure of a secured debt.

These judges already have the authority to decide whether or not a debt is "secured" or "unsecured."
And they have the right to discharge any debts they determine to be unsecured, including "certificates" issued by "trusts."

Lacking standing, any "pretender creditor" or their attorneys in court before a bankruptcy judge should be first, dismissed as a qualified creditor with any rights before the court,; and secondly, charged with conducting an illegal foreclosure.

Finally, every bankruptcy judge should see to it that these kinds of culprits in their court are properly apprehended and an investigation initiated to determine if they are a part of a "criminal conspiracy" using the Federal Court System to force citizens into bankruptcy so that their homes can be stolen by deceiving the courts of our nation.

We really don't need the involvement of any "political types." All that is needed is competent, honest, courageous District Attorneys and Attorney Generals who will do their sworn duty to investigate, indict, and bring scoundrels to account before honest judges in the local, state, and federal courts of our nation.

DanJS

DanJS

Just who is “attacking” Mr. Paul, Sir? I personally, expressed my support regarding his views on the Federal Reserve Bank… and stipulated that I think the issues we discuss on this website are worthy of “connecting the dots” to his FED concerns.

I simply asked for those who support him (you or others) to put forth his written (or transcribed spoken positions) on the TBTF banks, MERS, REMIC Securitization, and the whole Fraudclosure Ponzi Scheme. (To make your posts interesting — “Connect the Dots!”)

We on this website are still waiting….

>Before you attack Dr. Paul for his non position you can ask the same of all the current candidates including our current President.<

Agreed… none of his "opponents" are addressing these issues either… and yes, the MSM should be asking them too! Will we have to wait for a formal debate before all candidates are asked these questions? That's another issue, nicht wahr?

Regardless, the questions being posed to you and other Ron Paul supporters (since you brought up Mr. Paul on this and other websites,) are sily: What are his positions in the issues we are discussing? . And when are you going to post them?

We still await a specific response….. not a "troubled defense" that blames a "non-response" on others (or the MSM) who are also not responsive.

Please post Mr. Paul's positions on these issues, or go away and post your political promotional statements on Politico, Fox News, or Worldnet Daily.

Thank You,
DanJS

Thank you for the video, however, I make decisions based on facts. Ron Paul has come out and basically questioned the Civil Rights Bill so to speak. He does not believe that businesses should have been required to allow blacks into their establishment as they are owners. I heard him speak this concept directly from his own mouth. Note also that his son, Rand Paul is of the same belief and then tried to walk it back during the time he ran for senator.

You are right about one thing, the republican democrat concept is not working because Congress is making decisions in their own interests and pockets oppose to the interests of we the people. I believe the power is in our hands. Too often politicians do things to harm the people and then come back later saying that they didn’t do or say something despite the evidence to the contrary. You and I are fighters for what we believe are unjust behaviors of the these corporations. Our society has short term memory and that’s too bad.

Does anyone know if NY AG Eric Schneiderman’s website crashed? I was in process of emailing in his comments section when it froze. Just checking? 🙂 Will try again later.

Ron Paul, if elected would destroy Social Security and Medicare. His views are radical. I believe he is against military action outside the borders of the U.S. This writes nicely for those who want to reduce government but bear in mind that he is a Republican and the GOP is behind two wars and bordering on other military actions. Government contracts send billions of dollars to re-build schools, infrastructure we helped destroy in other countries while we lanquish in this country. Independent contractors like Haliburton and others are making big bucks in this endeavor while people in the US go with jobs and yet the GOP and Paul want to get rid of hard earned Social Security benefits that were bought and paid from our jobs? All at a time when people’s investmenets are tanking and they are unable to get supplement jobs! Paul sounds good but it will never work. For one reason, his own party won’t support his libertarian views. His presidency would be a moot, one term waste of time even if one espouses his radical theories.