What’s in this For You? (3/22/06)

Perhaps many of you don’t understand the nature of our case and what we accomplish by prevailing. We all know (those who have studied) that the banks have no rights title or interest in the house and that their claims are false. Unfortunately their fiat money can easily purchase cheap men in influential positions. This is a very complex fraud and of such voluminous equity that the worst in people is easily solicited and protections multi-leveled. We have ventured into the one area of weakness where any chance of prevailing exists. That is in the competition of two equally important frauds that are symbiotic but not always parallel. Creating a conflict between the two that is irreconcilable is the weakest part of their armor. The judicial process is a commercial banking process sold through fraud to the masses as a constitutional vehicle. The banking fraud is sold as just equity. We are uniquely trained to expose the fraud. The bankers we caught so they sent us to their protector. Now we must create the scenario of self-preservation of the protector verses the protected and we will have remedy. What do you think is closer to anarchy revamping a judicial system or the mortgage industry? This beast is a consumer and not one that can be defeated without the risk of consumption. We bore the risk by being inside we can attack the heart. Wicked cowards join in massive defense not from strength but weakness. Two men have posed a serious threat. Imagine if there were more? Once this court dismisses the banks will have lost their protector and show their mortality. No longer will the bluff of accusation remain an unsubstantiated fact with merit is their protectors forum. Once established that no fraud occurred on our part the protectors lose the power to rule on favor with facing self-exposure. This will be the fertile ground of victory and damage recovery. This still remains the best remedy I can provide for you. Any other remedies I encourage you to share with each other until I can deliver an irreversible claim of fidelity.