I lived my whole life obeying the law, everything from stopping at stop signs when out five hundred miles in the desert, paying my taxes, paid my mortgage on time, electric bill gas bill you name it was paid and life went on.
I read the paper and watch the news on TV and always saw that the cops and the district attorneys put the bad guys in handcuff then to trial then into prison. And then the bubble burst and all of reality was turned inside out.
You see: I that bad guys had a rough look to them carried guns and stole cars and robbed banks. But once I took a deeper look, I learn that wasn”t so at all, that the “real bad guys” looked honest and dressed in fine suits and were well respected by all of society-your typical bankers, insurance brokers, lawyers and judges.
The crimes they are committing are called land transaction, unsecured loans, robo signing documents and the list goes on and on.
Bankers and all state and federal authorities seem to be exempt or immune from any and all prosecution.
Now I began wondering why the authorities didn”t put their handcuffs on them and drag them to jails and put them on trial for their crimes. So I looked closer and discovered that they hadn”t broken the law, they had “misappropriated funds” or it was “inappropriate behavior.”
Now I have to ask you, if a banker intentionally and continuously breaks state and federal banking laws and there are no handcuffs, no trials, no prison time, what is law? And if the authorities refuse arresting them, why are the authorities not obeying the law?
There is no way around it, there is nobody above the law and nobody owns the law. That”s why it”s called “the law of the land”
John Stoddard, Kelseyville
