We Who Labor Here Seek Only Truth

In Defense Against the Big Lie Aimed at the Bearer of Truth Who Exposes Evil Doings Driven by Greed and Desperate Attempts of Muzzling the Truth Bearer With the Destructive Forces of Bringing Ruin to His Credibility

By Heinz Dinter, PhD

The defender/author’s first inklings were to follow the invitation proudly displayed on many a lawyer’s desk — Sue the Bastards!
Long drawn-out skirmishes called “discovery” fill the representing attorneys’ pockets with poorly earned fees (chit-chatting on the phone and mud-slinging depositions are an easy source of income at $300+/- an hour) and worse — super worse — overburdening the court with stingy, stinging, and lie-filled motions at the expense of you and me, the tax payers make seeking the truth a playwright’s dream seeking new material for a tragic comedy.
Let us, therefore, present our case in defense against the ugly lies of Peter Carrier (formerly Peter Charrier of Montreal) in The Court of Public Truth and seek witnesses who will come forward to present incriminating evidence in The Court of Law. Read more …

Do Banks or the Taxpayers Finance Mortgage Fraud?

By Heinz Dinter, PhD

It looks like a duck and quacks like a duck. Is it mortgage fraud?

The loot comes to a hefty $700,000-plus at the closing table in 2008 — not bad for less than a day's work shuffling papers and signing wherever the spot is marked with an x. You will learn from two real-life Miami real estate deals passing through the same hands to ask the intriguing question: Is it mortgage fraud? Banking institutions with an experienced staff and Uncle Sam fall for it every day
… and innocent parties caught in the middle choose suicide. Read more.

"Anatomy of Common Mortgage Fraud" by the Miami-Dade Police Department Mortgage Fraud Task Force.  

The triple plus mortgage fraud. Why can it happen?

It's the story of a man who owns three residential properties, lives in one, and scams three major banks out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. Why were any of the mortgage loans approved? Do you want to meet bankers who believed in the spectacular rise of real estate values in 2009 and gave lots of money away? In preparation.

 Scammers Love Times of Crisis and Human Suffering

Please don’t forget that you can still give to recovery efforts in Haiti.

On January 12, 2010, Haiti was rocked by a magnitude 7.0 earthquake. Millions have been affected by the quake. And tens of thousands are dead.

No doubt you’ve seen photos of the devastation and destruction. And it is only human to want to help.

Unfortunately, plenty of scammers and criminals prey on your good will; you will see fake charities soliciting donations. The pleas for help may come via spam messages or telephone calls. And you can bet the criminals will set up websites, too.

Before you give to any charity, do your due diligence. Learn what you can about a charity before giving a dime. You want to make sure you’re helping those in need, not enriching a criminal.

Charity Navigator is an excellent site for learning about charities. It has created a page especially for the Haiti earthquake. You will see a list of legitimate charities that are helping in Haiti. You can learn more about an organization and how it uses funds. All you need do is click a charity name.

Please visit www.charitynavigator.org.

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