The Real Facts About Your Federal Court Case for New Pro Se Homeowners in Foreclosure
OCT 22, 2021
if you’re facing foreclosure in federal court in texas
these are the little known facts you, as pro se, or represented by counsel, should know
if you think you’ve only got to worry about opposing counsel, you’re dead wrong
the district and magistrate judge(s) are also your #1 adversary
our blog and data confirms, the majority of federal judges are corrupt
and the honest few are just too damned scared to go against their fellow judges in dirty black robes
who group together as a mob (we call it ochlocracy)
and intimidate those who question their rulings, corruption, waste and fraud by the court
the statistics show, judges are not self recusing when they have conflicts
judges write orders and opinions that are manipulated to find in favor of the foreclosing entities
they don’t allow pro se’s access to court records, electronic filing permissions and also discovery
they do not allow pro se’s to obtain the full mortgage loan file to prove blatant fraud
they do not allow pro se’s to obtain the retainer agreement between the appointed lawyer(s) and their client, the foreclosing entities.
judges do lie and they also allow counsel for the foreclosing entities to submit fake documents, withhold evidence, commit perjury and generally abuse the homeowners without limit
the appellate judges are even worse
they bend the rules and crafted a handful of corrupt ‘precedent’ case law post financial crisis 2008
in defiance of 200 years of sound property case law ‘precedent’
the result is that no homeowner can possibly defeat a bank at the fifth circuit, on appeal
and if you complain about a judge, you are complaining to the same court and judges
which is mind-boggling in itself that congress would allow that to remain
now the fifth circuit even allow their own law clerks to impersonate homeowners and file fraudulent motions, which is clearly illegal
however, absolutely nothing will happen unless citizens demand drastic change
act now.
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