New bot offering on the Internet

Hot off the Russian code writing presses, a new disinformation campaign began on May 15, 2018.

Jack D. Minzey

Watch for that name.

Mr. Minzey died in April at the age of 89. A bot named 'Jen' began circulating a last message from Jack on May 15, 2018.

Jen, who or what they might be, has written 16,008 posts on one blog since May 2015. Prolific, if real. I calculate about 16 posts per day not including 12,045 'Thanks' and 17,809 'Thanked.'

That is strong work even for an Alumni Member, VIP, and donor ...

Now, I could be wrong and Jen exists as a flesh and blood person who blogs, thanks, and thanked 45,862 times, perhaps 7 days a week in 3 calendar years on just one web site.

If Jen et al highjacked Jack's good name, shame on them. Jack served his country during the Korean Conflict. He wrote at least 2 books on education, one apparently in 1972 and the last one in 1994, based on information on Amazon. I did not find any other internet references for Jack D. Minzey, author and "prolific writer."

Here's a sample of Jen's post and 'Jack's final chapter.'

A few days ago, Jack Minzey,
sent what was to be the final chapter in the long line of
books and treatises which he had written.

Professionally, Jack was head of the
Department of Education at Eastern Michigan University as
well as a prolific author of numerous books, most of which
were on the topic of Education and the Government role
therein.

From Jack's reported final chapter ...

The Mueller investigation is about
removing President Trump from office and overturning the
results of an election. We all know that...

That's a civil war.

There's no shooting. At least not
unless you count the attempt to kill a bunch of Republicans
at a charity baseball game practice...

Under Obama, a state wasn't
allowed to go to the bathroom without asking permission. But
under Trump, Jerry Brown can go around saying that
California is an independent republic and sign treaties with
other countries.

Donald Trump has caused the Shadow
Government to come out of hiding ...

It's not a free country when
Obama officials engage in massive unmasking of the
opposition ...

In my humble opinion, the head of the Department of Education at any respectable university, a prolific author on government and education, could write as if dependent upon one verb. He could. He might. I expect a little more. I expect some accuracy in the facts. I expect some passion and some objectivity from Jen and her Jack.

The 'we all know' accusation always compels belief. I see it used often by scholars.

The term, 'Shadow Government,' also a term used in literature reviews, flies around with UFO stories It flies very well when alleging a conspiracy.

I love and hate the sentence about the 'massive unmasking of the opposition ...' Should I thank Obama for unmasking the opposition or thank Jack for confirming Obama's opposition hid behind masks?

Jack Minzey, Jen, and 45,000 blog entries. Russians? No. I strongly suggest the White Star Line built an unsinkable ship for young Rose, God made the world flat, and Viagra really works for women.

My condolences to the real family of Jack D. Minzey, Korean Vet, professor emeritus, author, and human being.

Noose tightens on Putin and Republicans

Troubled? Troubled!?

A CEO of a family corporation worth billions, makes a hundred grand doing a reality TV show based on the tag line, "You're fired."

The Republicans nominate that CEO and elects him President of the United States. And, when that CEO acts like the tyrant in a Hollywood movie about all that can go wrong in a Banana Republic, all you have to say,

"I feel a little troubled by the second firing of a top federal law enforcement officer involved in the investigation of Russian election interference and international Republican collusion to seize our government."

Read the quote about being troubled while watching Democracy being beaten to death.

Six Reasons Comey might have been fired.

My Six Reasons Comey was fired.

1. Under oath, Comey admitted to be nauseated by Republicans in the White House.
2. Insecure old fart in the White House has to sleep in his New Jersey doghouse because his Russian bride said, 'No way, Jose!'
3. Presidents can't fire comedians on Saturday Night Live.
4. There's a secret war in Cambodia where we are illegally fighting Godless Communists.
5. There were no alien ships or bodies in Area 51.
6. Putin said, "Kim Jong Un told me, you have a little dick and can't get it up without Science. And, Comey told me it was true!"

Supreme Court Justice Thomas is a lying SOB

Yeah. Reagan forgot a few things.

Selling drugs to buy guns for terrorists being his biggie.

How about Justice Clarence Thomas?

He forgot his wife had a $700,000 a year job.

Really? No real man forgets making less than his woman. Especially if the woman make two and a half times more than the man.

But, Justice Thomas completely forgot his wife works. Works for a conservative Right wing group. Makes $700,000 a year. Wrote a constitutional opinion which calls ObamaCare unconstitutional.

And worked for the conservative organization back in 2000 when Thomas decided Bush deserved to be President.

So how about a little proof? In a story told overseas but not so much on Fox News, the Daily Mail brings sunlight to a dark issue.

Got another one

A little payback. Not much. Just some.

Got ya!

SAN DIEGO (CNS) – The head of a San Diego mortgage company was sentenced Monday to serve more than three years in prison for creating bogus property purchase agreements that netted him more than $1 million in illicit profits.
In addition to handing down the 41-month custody term to Brian Nels Peterson of San Diego, District Court Judge John Houston ordered him to pay a $50,000 fine and $542,075 in restitution to Citi Mortgage.
Peterson, who ran a firm called Terra Finance, admitted that he devised a scheme to procure mortgage funds through deceptive means, including falsifying income on applications to qualify borrowers for loans.
The company facilitated loans in several San Diego neighborhoods, including the upscale Ivy Gate housing development in 4S Ranch and the Rolling Hills subdivision in southern San Diego County.
In its heyday, Terra Finance generated between $80 million and $100 million worth of residential mortgage loans, according to court documents.
Peterson, who held a state broker’s license, personally signed most of the fraudulent loan applications containing false income, employment, asset and liability information submitted under his license number, prosecutors alleged.
Peterson earned more than $1 million from his fraudulent loan business through broker’s fees, kickbacks from cash-out refinances and other sources in 2006 alone. He admitted that he failed to report that income and evaded taxes by various means, including arranging to be paid in cash.
Peterson also orchestrated fraudulent conduct on the part of employees, borrowers and industry professionals as the head of Terra Finance, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office in San Diego.
Peterson recruited a cadre of loan officers, loan processors, office staff, real-estate investors and other industry professionals to participate in his scheme, including appraisers, tax preparers and lender representatives, prosecutors contended.

Did you get the details on that? He created a financial mafia in San Diego.

Got ya!

Here's a story dear to my heart. Mortgage fraud hasn't stopped. Too bad we're only chasing down the little idiots and not the Wall Street idiots.

Seems to me since the big idiots all have the same address ... we could get them all at once.

A federal agent pleaded guilty Friday in connection to a mortgage fraud scheme.

Jeffrey Morriss, 48, a Kansas City, Mo., Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent, admitted to lying to an FBI agent about the scheme, according to a report in the Kansas City Star.

Prosecutors say that Morriss lied about his child support payments, debt and monthly income on loan applications. According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Morriss submitted four fraudulent applications for loans on three houses between 2007 and 2012. Morriss obtained loans for $812,000, but didn’t make full payments on the loans, the Post-Dispatch reported. The homes were foreclosed upon.

When Morriss was questioned by an FBI agent about a 2011 application, he blamed a bank employee, claiming the employee mistyped the information, according to the Star.

If Morriss’ plea agreement is accepted, he would be sentenced to three years’ probation and made to pay $12,794 in restitution.