Corruption in the bankruptcy courts.

The book, Defrauding America, written by a former government agent, describes the corruption in the federal bankruptcy courts that corruptly, unlawfully, and unconstitutionally, strips people of their assets who exercise the statutory protections of Chapter 11.

Involved in the corrupt activities are federal judges, federal trustees, lawyers, law firms, CIA assets, and those who assist in the looting of assets. These corrupt activities are described in great detail at the Defrauding America Internet site, and in several of the books written by a former federal agent.

The corruption in the bankruptcy courts was used in attempts to halt the activities of former federal agent Rodney Stich, who sought to expose corruption in various government offices that he and a group of other former government agents had discovered as part of their professional and official duties.

Among the areas of corrupt activities that he sought to expose were those in the government's aviation safety offices, the area of primary blame for the conditions that enabled four groups of terrorists to hijack four airliners on 9/11.

Two other areas of corrupt activities and culture that he sought to expose, that were also related to 9/11, were in the FBI-DOJ offices and in the CIA. These were the areas that failed to respond to the evidence of the hijacking scheme.

This major corruption has been covered up by most of the media, with certain local exceptions. Anyone, or any company, with assets, seeking to exercise the protections of Chapter 11, should know about these matters that impoverish those who exercise the protections, only to be targeted by corruption rampant in the legal and judicial fraternities associated with the bankruptcy courts.

Two books that specifically address the corruption in the bankruptcy courts—and the blowback effects upon the American people—are Unfriendly Skies: 20th and 21st Centuries; and Defrauding America.

Parts of these books can be downloaded at no charge from the list of books page at the Defrauding America Internet site.
They can also be ordered from Amazon.com or the Lulu press.

For those who want a deeper understanding of the pattern of corruption in government offices, from 1950 to the present date, of which today's conduct in government offices and covert operations is simply an extension, check the Defrauding America Internet site.


 

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  • 2/12/2007 10:16 PM amalia wrote:
    I am 85 years old senior citizen, living in California, i have a life estate which i bequeth through a will.The remainderman who gets the property filed for chapter 7 bankruptcy
    the trustee was appointed and sued me for quite title and recorded it as an asset in colloboration with the bankruptcy court. The trustees get a fixed $60 per case and 25% commission so they steal and abscond assets which are exempt.
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  • 7/31/2009 2:10 AM John O'Sullivan wrote:
    The corruption in American courts is truly shocking!
    I am an advocate currently fighting to uphold the principles of due process in a most disturbing case concerning the rape, battery and near killing of woman left with a broken neck and permanently disabled.
    Barbara Bracci, a hard-working New York State corrections officer claimed she was brutally attacked by her work supervisor, Captain William E. Peek. Bracci had made tape recordings she alleged were of her remorseful attacker confessing to his crimes. The NY State Dept. of Corrections (DOC) took the tapes from her.
    The case went to the Division of Human Rights (SDHR). Bracci wanted her original tapes played in open court. DOC refused to give the tapes back to her and gave them instead, to the presiding administrative law judge (ALJ) who refused to let the court hear them.
    The ALJ then weighed the tapes unlawfully in secret (ex parte, in camera) and ruled they were ‘unreliable.’ So the case was dismissed. Bracci protested that her due process rights were denied and she was granted an Article 78 special proceeding.
    The case went before the Appellate Division, Third Department. Inexplicably, the tapes somehow became 'lost' and SDHR refused to give a verified answer in response to Bracci’s serious charges of corruption. So Bracci having proof her tapes were now destroyed and the opposing party declining to defend their actions, she duly filed for summary judgment.
    However, the Appellate justices bizarrely dismissed the claim on May 14, 2009 upholding the lower court’s judgment. But nowhere in the Appellate decision does the term, ‘Article 78’ even appear.
    Shockingly, the higher court had not only condoned the weighing of evidence in secret and then its destruction, it had unlawfully removed Bracci's status as an Article 78 litigant.
    Even a layperson looking at the court’s website under ‘Bracci-v-State Division of Human Rights’ (Case no: 506150) can see that this raped, abused and permanently scarred woman was cheated of her most basic rights to due process rights.
    http://decisions.courts.state.ny.us/ad3/Decisions/2009/506150.pdf
    Now we shall see if the Court of Appeals will be as fair and just on Bracci as they were in the above case. Courts must be compelled to respect every citizen's constitutional rights to a fair hearing.
    You see, I’m British and I grew up with a worldview of American as an honorable civilization. Like most people in the English-speaking world I was greatly influenced by Hollywood movies. I confess to have learned that reality of what American Justice is quite different from what I saw in films. Forget the Sixth and Fourteenth Amendment of the United States, that Bill of Rights nonsense and the Constitution. The practice of law is very different. American Justice is a fiction told in Hollywood. In real life corruption is the methodology of the courtrooms.
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