With much of the world at a standstill, it’s really time to hit the reset button. Globally. Now is the time to fix the broken, stop the environmental destruction, oust the lobbyists whose orchestrated efforts have destroyed our lives on so many levels. Will it happen? Of course not. While people and the economy are fast dying, the special interests are alive and feverishly (no, … Continue reading Coronavirus: Time to Hit the Reset Button
The medical establishment should be jumping at the chance to discover alternative and more natural means of treating and curing cancer rather than continuing with its radiation and surgical disfigurement practices touted for the past hundred years. There are certainly many alternatives out there; all you have to do is google them. Instead, our government would rather pour taxpayer money into research that will result … Continue reading Let’s Cure Cancer … OR Not!
“As more and more of our people devoted themselves to the law, the law had to become more complex to justify them all.” – This quote comes from an episode of the sci-fi TV Show “Farscape” (on air in the year 2000) in which an alien described his planet’s perverted legal system. Shit, even aliens and entertainment writers know that the legal profession is a … Continue reading Law & Lawyers: What a Scam
On April 2, 2013, I filed a complaint against dagger lady judge with the Commission on Judicial Performance. Not that I expected anything to come of it, of course, but because it was something that I really felt needed to be done. That judge was so prejudiced against self-represented parties that I simply had to say something. In my complaint, I also cited her refusal … Continue reading Big Bully Bank Case: Part 13: Complaint Against Judge
On March 22 we headed back to court for a final appearance before dagger lady judge to tell her that we’ve all done our parts to conclude the case. Except, not everyone did his/her part. The slimy stooge of a realtor and her peacock-strutting, bombastic, blithering, brain dead bozo attorney absolutely refused to abide by the settlement terms. I made sure the judge knew that … Continue reading Big Bully Bank Case: Part 12: Final Observations
Once the court sets a trial date for your case you can be sure you’ll have to run an obstacle course to get there. The defendants don’t want you to go to trial and neither do the courts. That’s why, after the summary judgments, they have the MANDATORY Settlement Conference. Anyone left standing after summary judgment is now hauled before a mediator judge then blindfolded … Continue reading Big Bully Bank Case: Part 11: Mandatory Settlement Conferences
About a week after the banks sent their motions for summary judgment/adjudication, the attorneys for the local trash out company sent their motions and within a week after that came the one from the property management company. Actually there were two MSJs from “PMS”. They sent separate motions against each Plaintiff. This is what’s referred to as “MSJ gang-banging” in the legal trade. Paper Cuts … Continue reading Big Bully Bank Case: Part 10: The Other Defendants’ MSJs
MSJ stands for Motion for Summary Judgment. It’s a way for a party to an action to claim that there are no issues at hand thus no need for a trial. What it really is the legislature’s and court’s way to cheat citizens of their constitutionally-guaranteed right to a fair trial. From my perspective as a non attorney litigant, I’ll break this down the way … Continue reading Big Bully Bank Case: Part 9: The Banks’ MSJ
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: “Home Sweet Home-Foreclosed, A Satirical Look at Bastard Bankers, Foreclosure Forging Fiends and the Goose Stepping Goons That Support Them” will soon be coming to your neighborhood bookstore (if there are any left) and your favorite tablet device. Although it’s not been written yet, the book is anticipated to be on the New York Times bestseller list for 24 straight months. You’ll laugh; … Continue reading Part 8: Big Bully Bank Case: Home Sweet Home-Foreclosed
I’ve mentioned these guys in my prior posts but they deserve a 21-gun salute. If it were not for companies like the nationally operating property management company, the banks could not effectively mismanage the properties they acquire after foreclosing and throwing people into the streets. This company advertises itself as a property preservation or property management company working on behalf of banks and mortgage servicers … Continue reading Part 7: Big Bully Bank Case: The Property Management Service Company
Ginger Marin, Bionic Lady, Journalist, Actor, Author 