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Department Of Justice Accused Of Racketeering Cover Up
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Release Date: July 09, 2011

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Segment #1: Call for Special Prosecutor on HUD Loan & DOJ Cover-Up
Former U S Prosecutor Richard I Fine describes how the U. S. Attorney's Office has become involved in the HUD cover-up of a Marina del Rey $125 million loan guarantee for a luxury apartment complex. Following this request for investigation submitted to the U.S. Attorney 's office ,a prompt response was received by Professor Daniel Gottlieb, (in this letter) from the Department of Justice, saying the U.S. Attorney did not conduct investigations. According to Fine this response was proof positive of the spreading cover-up.

Segment #2: Easy Steps On How To Convict Corrupt Officials
Former U. S. Prosecutor Richard I. Fine, Ph.D. reveals how easy it is for the U.S. Attorney to call a Grand Jury to obtain Federal indictments on the HUD cover-up of a $125 million loan guarantee on a Marina del Rey apartment complex. He outlines the prosecution process and details the numerous public records available to prove a case under the Racketeering Influence and Corruption Organizations Act (RICO) and how very simple the process is to get convictions involving the L A County Supervisors, Superior Court Judges and Developers in Los Angeles, a case in point, the Marina Del Rey Shores development.

Segment #3: Special Prosecutor Needed on HUD Loan Application
Former US Prosecutor Richard I. Fine warns it is a federal crime when HUD awards a $125 million Loan Guarantee a Marina del Rey apartment complex that has only 54 units reserved for low income residents, that adds up to $2.5 million per low income unit. The remaining 500 luxury units are for high income residents in the development. He calls for a Special Prosecutor to be appointed to prosecute this federal crime.

Segment #4 Experts Reveal DOJ & HUD Actions
This two-part television series features former U.S. Prosecutor Richard I. Fine and Daniel Gottlieb, Ph.D. providing commentary on the involvement of the Department and Justice and HUD on the "Shores" Real Estate development in Marina del Rey that at one time would have been a "sure thing". According to Fine, this project is much more risky and difficult to get HUD financing for a complex that set aside only 54 units for low income residents. When it could be used for providing housing for low income residents who are in need of assistance.during the down turn of the economy. Former U S Prosecutor Richard I. Fine describes how HUD funds are being diverted from low income housing to this luxury 500 unit apartment project even when critical information was withheld on the HUD Application.

Segment #5: U.S. Attorney.......We Don't Investigate Crimes
Richard Fine tells Full Disclosure that the U S Attorney's claim the DOJ does not investigate crimes is preposterous. He describes how a questionable HUD loan guarantee for luxury apartments in Marina del Rey appears to be a Federal Crime. Fine says the developer's failure to disclose a bankruptcy in their $125 million HUD application is an indication that his Marina del Rey "Shores" project will have an uncertain outcome and could be costly to taxpayers.

Segment #6: How To Prosecute LA County Racketeering Enterprise
Richard Fine says it would only take a couple of days and a couple of people and a three day trial to convict the public officials involved. Simply put, he describes the evidence:

  1. A falsified HUD Loan application for a $125 million loan guarantee is submitted
  2. HUD tries to cover it up calling for the documents to be returned and destroyed
  3. U S Attorney's office of the Department of Justice declines a request to investigate stating "we don't conduct investigations"
  4. Richard Fine calls for an "easy" prosecution using a SPECIAL PROSECUTOR appointed by a three judge panel



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Pat Hamer   Absolute Immunity victim

Posted: 09:18 am [PST] on October 26 2011

I should mention, thought the feds defrauded is, in the "cover-up" against us, Judge James Wagoner was admonished by the CJP.ca.gov see http://www.cjp.ca.gov/res/docs/public_admon/Wagoner_DO_9-13-11.pdf

I am the 2009 case, but he did it again to Penny Arnold, and he's still on the bench.

The point is, Penny Arnold and Myself have had a judge punished, and no civil right group such as this will give this case credence. It is the successful efforts that are hid by media, such as this that has a motive of ego or lack of understanding on how to use momentum to get the work done. I suspect that this site may also be now just a egomania or marketing for profit site. Momentum is a basic law that uses inertia to propel energy in order that energy is not wasted.

Until groups like this grab hold of inertia, our plight is wasted energy.

Pat Hamer   Absolute Immunity victim

Posted: 09:11 am [PST] on October 26 2011

What you are saying is very bizarre, and unbelievable! Our America? How can that be? After all we have the 10 amendments and the 14th for a citizen to rest assured that he is safe. At least that was the case until 1795 when the 11th amendment basically barred suits that allege 42 USC 1983 or 1985 abuse of power under the color of law claims. Basically, it stems from 14th century dogma, “par en parem imperium non habet.” I’m not going to explain it because it is magically confounding and self deceiving! It is too big for our minds. After all, it has been hidden in the open for 250 years without much scrutiny, and it is the basis for all revolutions, and the cultivation of corruption that protects aristocrats, emperors, dictators, and now any U.S. employee of state, federal and local municipality by giving them “absolute immunity.” Though municipalities call it “qualified immunity,” all that is need is a Judge to “abuse his discretion” which also is non actionable as a Judge has absolute Immunity from corruption, Bogan v. Scott-Harris, or Stump v. Sparkmen. “Par en parem imperium non habet” was used to justify the inquisitions or despotic tortures in order “deter” people who objected to authority by using logic to do so.



While those on lists like these will give credence to what you are alleging, the first amendment is a deception that took the Soviets and Chinese almost a century to figure out. They had closed government, we had an open one. Our dissidents volunteer their plans, locations, and intent, under a foolish guise of freedom. Whereas, the Soviets and Chinese had search and destroy to find theirs.

The very act of exercising the First Amendment is an act of defeat. Redress of Grievance, defined by Webster alludes to the trouble right away. Redress of Grievance, results because the victim requiring the redress only requires it because he is so Emotionally distressed, that he sees no choice but to bring this grievance to the courts. As soon as you complain, you appear to be emotionally distressed. Officials taking the complaint, have learned that less work that pays the same can be done by discouraging “emotionally distressed” people from filing complaints. Thus, they created a system that is a booby trap designed to enhance the “emotional distress” a victim suffers. This causes them to bow out, or become enraged, or commit suicide, or the very stubborn are procedural instituted as “vexatious” or simply found in contempt, because “emotionally distressed” outbursts in court will result in Jail. Case closed, an now you will have your finances vacuumed from your life, and all you did was call 911, or file a suit.

We thought “redress of grievance” was constitutionally protected! It is not! It is the bullet in the head that stops those who have become emotionally distressed enough to redress a grievance. As soon as you open the door to redress, you are “shot in the head” by your emotional state. Its brilliantly diabolical way to ignore claims and work less, and extract revenues from the victims, who they would otherwise have no claim.

Do I have any basis to this theory? Well yes I do in fact.. Macias is a case in the Ninth circuit that shows how really sick officials “cause the murder” of emotionally disturbed crime victims who want the police to go out of their way and enforce restraining orders.

Estate of Macias v. Ihde, 219 F.3d 1018, 1028-29 (9th Cir. 2000):



The Appellants contend that the district court "fundamentally misconstrued" the constitutional deprivation at issue in this case. They maintain that the alleged constitutional deprivation occurred when the defendants failed to provide Mrs. Macias with equal police protection in the months leading up to her death. Their brief states: 35







The district court erred in determining that there was insufficient evidence of actual causation in part, by misconstruing [the Appellants'] constitutional injury as `murder' rather than `lack of equal protection.' By so doing, the court ignored the evidence that [the Appellees'] arbitrary failure to enforce the law caused [Mrs. Macias] to suffer not only her murder on April 15, 1996, but the three months of harassment, stalking, and death threats that proceeded it.











“…arbitrary failure to enforce the law caused [Mrs. Macias] to suffer not only her murder on April 15, 1996, but the three months of harassment, stalking, and death threats that proceeded it.







I emphasized the text showing that “arbitrary failure to enforce laws, according to the Ninth Circuit is the “cause for murder.” They made no mention of the actual assailant who was given liberty despite the rational basis that required them to make arrests. The case is not precedent to show cause on officials for “failing to prevent murder” but for “arbitrarily denying 14th amendment rights to crime victims.” Now we have a strong Constitutional Amendment called the Crime Victims bill of Rights, in state, and federal constitutions.







This hit home with me. My wife and I were being stalked and threatened with murder, it is a very long story, and I will not waste time rehashing the details. But though 5 separate families won restraining orders after evidentiary hearings, so we were not irrational.







Basically the county was allowing this man to assault crime victims and vandalize their property, ours was about 7000 dollars damage, and it was witnessed, and he told people he did it, and his wife told the arresting officer why he did it.







The threats and assaults were video taped. One incident when he was ordered to say 300 feet away shows him missing me in his truck by only about a foot or less.







So what, I guess, A police officer stated in a report that I had a web site that insinuated that El Dorado Officials turned a blind eye to murder victims, and he stated, “based upon these facts, I will not make an arrest.”







So then we get to federal court and attempt to get a federal injunction from Magistrate Brennan, but he denied it without mentioning our controlling law, basically with a boiler plate basis of standard “justiciability” for denying injunctions. He weighed the perps right to murder over our right to not be protected from violence, Gonzales v. Castle Rock and felt that preventing a potential murderer would far out weigh the reasonableness of protecting my wife and I.







I was shocked to find that a few weeks within his decision, another Pro Se litigant was claiming “arbitrary” abuse by the same defendants I was suing, Neves, Pierson, Wagoner, inter alia.







But what was shocking was the other litigant was being threatened with murder also by a neighbor.







Like I said, within a few weeks of Magistrate Brennan’s denial of our claim, Mr. John O’Sullivan was murdered, and Brennan was the Judge that stood in the way of his life!



So, when I use the Ninth Circuit Macias case and say that officials who are being publicly criticized for not enforcing the law, all the officials have to do is continue arbitrary “singling out” disgruntled crime victims, and let nature take its course, and voila, they often get murdered, and now nobody is exposing or making public statements about their misdeeds.



Sounds very paranoid and irrational to make such claims! But the Ninth Circuit pointed this out in Macias, so the premise is cogent, and the conclusions that result in death, the only issue that lies unclear is intent, and that will never need be reviewed, except that malice is the willful ignoring of the law in a pattern of conduct, and could be inferred I suppose.



So…I think if I heard someone stating what I just stated, I would assume they were off their rocker, but facts is facts! Is this some sort of knowable perfect crime, or just serious coincidences that lead to murder?



Pat Hamer

530-295-8141

R. Menna   http://www.landlordheaven.org

Posted: 11:42 am [PST] on August 04 2011

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WHEN IN DOUBT, VOTE THEM OUT !!!

Vote out EVERY INCUMBENT until you find one who’s ONLY CONCERN is cleaning up judicial corruption. NO OTHER ISSUE MATTERS because the courts are the ones who enforce all other anti-corruption efforts and obviously these will fail if they are “enforced” by corrupt cronies. So long as government is corrupt, everything will keep getting worse for everyone else (except the special interests).

This is the ONLY WAY to nullify the power of special interests.

Even if the replacements are corrupt and incompetent, HOW MUCH MORE HARM CAN THEY DO IN ONE TERM? If they ALL then get voted out, ALL politicians who want to get re-elected will positively realize that the only way to keep their cushy job is to absolutely CONVINCE their constituents that their ONLY CONCERN is cleaning up judicial corruption. Otherwise, constituents with the slightest DOUBT will VOTE THEM OUT.

Once the panicked politicians get enough crooked judges replaced by HONEST judges, citizens can then accelerate the cleanup process by using the courts to enforce laws against governmental wrongdoing.

Thereafter, hopefully, office seekers will realize that voters’ hotbutton issue is eliminating and PREVENTING corruption and will compete with incumbents in finding ways to accomplish this. If this happens, checks and balances will reasonably quickly be implemented thereby making future corruption much harder and less likely.

The state can then get on with actually improving the quality of life for its citizens instead of enslaving them for the benefit of a few.
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R. Menna   http://www.landlordheaven.org

Posted: 11:57 am [PST] on August 01 2011

In response to the question of whether we need a special prosecutor to investigate the misconduct which is the subject of this series:

No. We need at least EIGHT.

We need one special prosecutor to investigate the county’s illegal payments to the Superior court judges, a second to investigate the judges who have accepted the payments, a third to investigate the supervisors who voted in violation of the Fair Political Practices Act by voting in favor of donors who made the donations less than the required 6 months prior to the vote, a fourth to investigate the donors, a fifth to investigate the submission of allegedly fraudulent loan documents to HUD, a sixth to investigate HUD’s approval of the subject loan and a seventh to investigate the performance of the U.S. Attorney’s office which produced the letter denying their duty to investigate alleged crimes.

Of course, the seven probably won’t make any difference unless there is an eighth to investigate the 3 judges necessary for the selection of the special prosecutors since otherwise finding 3 honest judges will be too unlikely.

Joseph L'Amarca   P . O . Box 64237 University Place

Posted: 09:25 am [PST] on July 23 2011

Hello ! my name is Joe L'Amarca I have been researching constitutional law for forty years and I understand corruption very well .I have a group of people that we meet twice a month I would like to purchase tape/DVD 1-6 the July recording of Richard and Leslie is that a poss. and how much ?
Thank You Joe L'Amarca

John Taurus   Augusta, GA

Posted: 04:18 am [PST] on July 23 2011

Our government is now operated by an Israeli organized crime syndicate. We have been getting screwed by Israel as if we were a $2 whore. We will be discarded like a used condom when we have been robbed of everything. That time is not far off!

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