The REAL Sam Olens. Remember when you vote. justice.gov/iso/opa/resources/2212013215174024301223.pdf [6] CBS news Atlanta youtube/watch?v=svS63XBfK8Y It was brought to the attention of lawmakers that Attorney General Sam Olens received $99.4 Million[1] from the $25 Billion National Mortgage Settlement. Public records show that he and Governor Nathan Deal diverted the funds into the states general fund through the REBA Fund, and the OneGeorgia Authority, to be used for crony business projects.[2] In April of 2013, Bishop Harris sent a certified letter to Governor Deal and Sam Olens demanding an account of the covert hijacking of funds received from the National Mortgage Settlement to assist victims of the settlement. Governor Deal and AG Sam Olens basically dismissed the letter. However, when a copy of the letter was circulated on the floor of the House of Representatives during this past session, many lawmakers were alarmed by his actions, while several lobbyist were infuriated that these issues were brought to light. When foxes are looking after the hen house in Georgia, no one in the state is safe from criminal and predatory banking practices. Georgias lawmakers, the governor, and the attorney general apparently concur with the notion that the banks are too big to fail, and too big to go to jail. This form of injustice for citizens cannot go on forever! It was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. who said, Justice is indivisible... that justice denied anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. Attorney General Sam Olens also received $6.2 Million from two other national criminal settlements. He received $4.1 Million from DocXs parent company LPS[3] of Jacksonville, Florida [4] and $2.1 Million from Ocwen Servicing.[5] Over 100 individuals have approached Georgias Attorney General Sam Olens and his office directly regarding the forging of mortgage and securities documents, and trust violations nationwide, but he has refuses to prosecute or investigate those in the banking industry or the legal profession. Instead, he has allowed homeowners to go to jail on frivolous charges.[6] There are multitudes of federal and state laws that have been violated by those in the banking and financial service community, as well as by foreclosure mill law firms. And again, Georgia’s attorney general refuses to investigate or prosecute any. It appears that Olens is the attorney general for the banks, but not for the people of Georgia. It is quite alarming, and defies reason, that Georgia’s courts and chief law enforcers have sanctioned the process of banks, using forged documents to commit grand theft of ones property. Could it be that many of our elected officials are making a living and capitalizing on their political status, while having disdain for the populace? Governor Deal and Attorney Olens are both running for their second term in office. What will Georgians do? To make matters worse, Foreclosure Mill law firms, like McCalla Raymer, lobby members of the state legislature every day, while in session to defeat any bill that would impede their industries. McCalla Raymer also owns a mortgage default processing company called Prommis Solutions of Atlanta.[7] It sponsors continuing education classes (for credits) to judges throughout the State of Georgia (on behalf of the banks). Attorney Shell Rutledge of McCalla Raymer also holds the position as special assistant to the Attorney General of the State of Georgia, Sam Olens.[8] WOW! These relationships present obvious conflicts of interest! Without doubt, they may exert unduly influences on judges, and state prosecutors, to have the system rule against the stereotyped dead beat in default homeowner. Perhaps, as in many cases in history, such mischaracterization of individuals allows authority figures to subconsciously make the oppressed group less human, or unworthy to receive justice. This close association between banks, law firms, default processing servicers, the legislature, and many judges allows the crimes committed by the banks to continue unabated at the micro economic level (the homeowner) in order to satisfy investors, and perpetuate the enrichment of themselves, at the macro level. Based on the fact that homeowners cannot get Discovery in their civil law suits, and their cases are being systematically dismissed, may imply that these relationships appear to ensure that fraudulent documents, presented in civil proceedings, and filed in county land records, are not being questioned, challenged, examined or exposed. Some consider McCalla Raymer to be the king pin of foreclosure mills in Georgia, similar to the former (now disbarred) Law Firm of David J. Stern of Florida. McCalla Raymer has now expanded its practice into Florida.[9] Surely, the Georgia Bar must know what is happening amongst members of its craft? It should be apparent that those who betray the public trust, employ unethical practices, and violate their own laws, cannot be trusted. Should there be any consequences for those who violate their oaths of office and undermine the very constitution that they swore to uphold? Georgia is a very religious state, and yet, its ethical ranking of 50th in the nation, is an oxymoron. Perhaps, somewhere in the hearts of most in the legal and political professions, there is a moral disconnect.
Posted on: Fri, 31 Oct 2014 11:55:53 +0000
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