By: Honest Durden/ DECEMBER 19, 2004
Arizona’s citizens have faith in McCain and
are depending on him to rip out corruption.
In an USA article dated December 6, 2004, Hal Bodley wrote, “After the Army-Navy game, McCain said he wanted immediate action “to restore the integrity of baseball” or Congress would act. I warned them a long time ago we needed to fix this problem, McCain said, “It’s time for them to sit down together and act. And that’s what they should do. If not, clearly, we have to act legislatively, which we don’t want to do”.”
This is a matter of extreme urgency. An alert has been issued for Arizona’s citizens when entering the courts which states, “Proceed with caution; the Court is fraught with danger and fraud!”
Arizona citizens ask McCain, what about the integrity of our Courts? What will you do McCain, about fixing the racket that has been and is being perpetuated in the Arizona’s bankruptcy system that is causing devastation instead of protection as the bankruptcy system was established for?
Arizona’s citizens need protection from their government. State and federal laws do not apply to all alike and equally in Arizona. Citizens ask, what will be done about that?
In the spring of 1995, Cheryl Burgess, listening to Senator McCain on the radio, decided to rush to the station to meet him. Burgess had executed a criminal complaint concerning the illegal seizure of her property and thought that McCain would help her.
Burgess recites her meeting with McCain with true appreciation. McCain recalled one of Burgess’ talks on the radio and told her that the public appreciated her truthfulness in exposing corruption. McCain took her complaint and forwarded it to the Attorney General’s office but was ignored just as all the other complaints she had filed.
Burgess had been abandoned with three small children, worked her way through college, and within several years had accumulated an apartment complex, commercial building, rental homes within Wickenburg, a ranch in Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho, and later a ranch in Congress, Arizona.
Burgess sacrificed her life for America many times. She was recruited without pay by the Maricopa Sheriff’s Department as a DEA confidential informant and was instrumental in bringing felons to justice. As a former city council member, Burgess was instrumental in exposing illegalities and did not back down from the truth. Because of that, Burgess was subjected to violence, false arrests, and attempts of impoverishment so she entered the bankruptcy system for protection.
Burgess petitioned for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy in an attempt to salvage her properties from attacks of false claims from an injunction scam. This was another effort to fight the attacks legally, only to have had to contend with the racketeering in the bankruptcy system.
Burgess did not file bankruptcy because she could not or did not want to pay her debts. In fact, Burgess paid all her debts after the filing even the claim for which she disputed. Burgess’ bankruptcy attorney, Allen NewDelman, did nothing to prevent the acts of the false claimants. In fact, NewDelman aided and abetted them. In all matters concerning the false claims, Burgess contested and demanded that NewDelman expose and contests the bogus claims. Although he continuously promised to do so, this was never done.
Chief Judge Sarah Curley strikes again, claiming another victim!
Judge Curley dismissed Burgess’ bankruptcy leaving her in more debt and in greater peril of losing her property than she had before she entered bankruptcy. The property that she was trying to salvage, she is still trying to salvage supporting the pattern and practice of bankruptcy racketeering in which erroneous conclusions are made in direct conflict with known facts that support fraud on the Court against debtors. Curley retaliated against Burgess because a complaint was sent to her about the criminal acts in her court against Burgess.
Thomas Dunn, retired from the Baltimore police department because of injuries, provided Curley with unimpeachable evidence that proved the crimes and indicated that he was working with the FBI concerning it. Curley didn’t like the implications and punished Burgess for the allegations and to deter Burgess from further pursuit of justice, ordered her to pay attorney fees of $50,000 instead of the 7 to $10,000 that she had set at a previous hearing. After the judgment, Curley was told by the attorney Sean O’Brien, to make sure that the court record reflects that the $50,000 attorney fees as being paid to his client, not him.
Judge Curley caused Burgess to lose $68,000 to unlawful debts. This was in addition to the $48,000 debt she legally had and paid while in bankruptcy. Then Curley levied an additional $50,000 in attorney fees for the creditor who filed a false claim against her with no documentation.
The attorney O’Brien, placed a lien on Burgess’ unencumbered property and demanded immediate payment in full. When Burgess made an attempt to pay the $50,000, the attorney rejected the payment saying that the debt had doubled to almost $100,000. With no intentions of Burgess ever paying the unlawful debt, the attorney is now trying to foreclose on her properties valued at $475,000.
Meanwhile, Burgess was billed near $20,000 by her former bankruptcy attorney Allen NewDelman and has recently filed a new Chapter 13 in hopes of resolving her crisis created by Chief Judge Curley.
Arizona U.S. Attorney Paul Charlton was completely briefed about the criminal behavior in the Arizona bankruptcy system. Judges, trustees, and attorneys are predisposed to violating laws, rules and procedures that Congress has set up for bankruptcy. Charlton’s criminal division reviewed serious charges against the officials and others and concluded that the allegations warranted a referral to the FBI to further investigate the charges.
The FBI spent several months in a preliminary investigation and concluded that an official FBI criminal investigation was warranted. However, with full knowledge and evidence of the crimes and damages that the bankruptcy system perpetuates against American citizens, U.S. Attorney Charlton complied with the closure of the FBI criminal investigation to specifically keep the wrongdoing covered up and prevent the prosecution of the officials.
While Charlton, Bush, and other state and federal officials breach their duty owed American citizens and the Constitution, someone you know could be next. They could be subjected to preset perils in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court of Arizona where a selective profiling mandate predetermines the outcome of bankruptcies in advance. This is where extortion and robbery are committed by legal means and fraud is condoned by the government.
Masquerading in the U.S. Justice System as judges, attorneys, and trustees, they are really predators who are never satisfied with their ill-gotten gains that came from plundering estates. To secure each share of the loot, the officials jumped over the jurisdictional boundaries to specifically commit acts of fraud making victims of bankrupts and non-bankrupts. Then they jump back into jurisdiction to appear clean after they have terrorized and wrecked havoc on innocent citizens, even those that were not in bankruptcy.
High-ranking government and non-government officials are planning their next terrorist acts to further prevent and hinder their date with justice. Their wrongdoing is more destructive to America’s Constitution than anything else. Remember, our soldiers are fighting to specifically free others in the world from “corrupt government”. Yet, not only do we have champion corrupt government officials, but our leaders have made us out to be liars. Many government servants believe that it’s their job to conceal the corrupt officials from the public. After all, if they were caught in wrongdoing, they would want the same “concealing” treatment, so whistle blowing within governmental personnel is frowned upon and retaliated against.
Burgess believes that McCain shares the same political values as she and will do what he says he will do. However, when the Stones told McCain about the racketeering in the bankruptcy system, he responded in a letter stating that, “… my involvement in your present situation may be viewed as interference in the judicial process. …… I am sorry that I cannot be of assistance at this time….”.
The Stones reserve their comments concerning McCain at this time; however, other Arizona citizens, including Cheryl Burgess still have faith in McCain. Will McCain help Burgess and rescue Arizona’s citizens from the clutches of lawlessness in the Arizona bankruptcy system?