So who is going to "break" this story?
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Realistically suing the Federal Reserve in a class action lawsuit
- Thread starter FireWalker
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Dude weren't you the same guy trying to get money from every single lawyer? Did you manage to get any damages?
are you cookoo for coco puffs?
No damages yet. And yes, I did sue the NYC Bar Association. I spent a year walking the streets of NYC, homeless.
And yes, I still do have that open judgement. They owe me $100 million plus interest. The problem? No one knows about it, so they pretend it didn't happen.
No damages yet. And yes, I did sue the NYC Bar Association. I spent a year walking the streets of NYC, homeless.
And yes, I still do have that open judgement. They owe me $100 million plus interest. The problem? No one knows about it, so they pretend it didn't happen.
FYI, there are about 24,000 lawyers in the NYC area. They owe me $4,320 each. Plus interest.
Based on my reckoning...
I did inform several Lawyer Bar Associations of the lawsuit. With total silence in response. That indicates to me a conspiracy to protect the Federal Reserve is pervasive throughout the legal community. Since the debt is increasing at about $2.7 billion per day, their delay and impede tactics are expensive. I would consider that amount as personal damages prior to pain and suffering and punitive damages.
Legally, that makes the legal community guilty of conspiracy. Negligence in most cases probably, however...
I did inform several Lawyer Bar Associations of the lawsuit. With total silence in response. That indicates to me a conspiracy to protect the Federal Reserve is pervasive throughout the legal community. Since the debt is increasing at about $2.7 billion per day, their delay and impede tactics are expensive. I would consider that amount as personal damages prior to pain and suffering and punitive damages.
Legally, that makes the legal community guilty of conspiracy. Negligence in most cases probably, however...
I think by law, part of the Bar Association's duties is to locate a lawyer to represent all possible lawsuits, unless they can clearly prove the case has been tried publicly before and shown to be false (settlements out of court would not count, of course).