Sunday, July 10, 2005
What are the odds
I am certain that the average person thinks the Dorean Group has little or no chance against our government and the bankers. At first cursory glance I would have to agree. This is the problem I see for them. I have been tried before in a 7 month trial. That is more trial experience than most lawyers get in an entire career. Through that process I learned the psychological tactics, and acting, and drama associated with victory. The government may attempt with a summary process to bully me but when I don't give in they will eventually have to fall back onto their weak position which is a trial of merit before the people. Bankers will have to appear here and their hearsay witnesses such as Matthew Ernst have no value. Now all the evidence of Jury tampering and shoddy investigation becomes my weapon. The protected banker and the expert witnesses become my vindicating tool. Fraud does not hide by force and when we get to the microscope cross-examination truth will come gushing forward. These guys won't testify to breaking the law on the record. How will it look when the FBI and the Bankers all need attorneys to advise them on their 5th amendment rights before they speak? Remember the Drama? How many times have we been prepared to be prejudiced by TV against this activity? Think you'll find a juror above average who is smarter than that? I've never seen it, no trial lawyer has either. The factual study of the subject matter will lead any honest man to only one truth, the bankers are over asserting their rights by a contract that doesn't state in full disclosure what is reflected in deed. Yes I am a layman but the lawyers that I have had the opportunity to expose have all seen a void contract on its face. When I am gone from the battle the bar will have found it new emerging cash cow to cook. Fannie Mae will be revamped and congress will be apologetic. How many times have we seen the pattern? One man can bring the inspiration to a people asleep on their destiny. Ask William Wallace, "Braveheart", and look to history for others. The Dorean Group will be remembered for the catalyst that made men and women protect their families.
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Here is that same old question again, can the little guy, under-dog, young person, or defamed, be capable of taking on the BIG government, corporation, business, or good old boys network.? (The Lawyers) Well if you study history, resent history, you’ll find that it happens many numbers of times. To many times to give an account here. However one interesting commonality with all those that have succeeded or been victorious is that it took someone willing to brake ranks with the norm or status quo. The zealous individuals that had the intestinal fortitude to take a stand always did at great peril. Those who stayed to fight always had something to loose, but counted the cost and fought on. Should this challenge us to likewise draw a line in the sand and just say no? It should, however we being clay oft times see and feel what the great loss will be, not taking into account that loosing our rights a little at a time seem as though there is no loss at all. A few years ago we were taken by surprise the two famous persons died in the same week, one was well know and admired and always in the news with regard to her life and activities. At her death her wealth was likewise of renown, estimated in the middle $30,000,000.00 USD. Her name was Princess Diana. The other was known for her great humility, humanity, and charity. Though not always in the news, much of what she had done made news. Her net worth at her death was estimated about $30.00 USD. That was Mother Teresa. The irony is that they both died in the same week and the ones life and death were celebrated all during that week of her many accomplishments, while there other was just buried and not much said about here. There is a great principle taught in their lives and deaths found in, Luke 18:22 Now when Jesus heard these things, he said unto him, Yet lackest thou one thing: sell all that thou hast, and distribute unto the poor, and thou shalt have treasure in heaven: and come, follow me.
Luke 12:33 Sell that ye have, and give alms; provide yourselves bags which wax not old, a treasure in the heavens that faileth not, where no thief approacheth, neither moth corrupteth.
Luke 12:34 For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.
Here is the problem with Fannie Mae. They collect money from unsuspecting investors who are unaware by lack of disclosure that the security backing their minimal risk investment is really high risk because it is based on a unilateral contract and that the servicer/seller stole the asset to bring it forward. What will happen, not much as a damage to the economy because the wealth won't be eliminated just transferred. The 3 Trillion will go back to the middle class and have the effect of boosting the economy like Bush's tax cut. The wealthy need to find a sucker soon to pawn off that trash, before they get caught. Enron hurt the little guy because they had no asset just a shallow promise. In this case the middle class has the asset and when the theft is acknowledged then Fannie Mae's investors have the shallow promise.
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