[ I have written a series of posts about the "pay the storm" bugaboos. I call it "The Stormpuke--Stormpay Story: Getting to the Heart of the Matter in Posts" . You can get it here. This nightmare is ongoing with no end in site. ]
Lies, lies, damnable lies. Calling the "government" the cow house is too civilized of a term to use these days. For a government that touts how they help the public, their actions speak better than their cheap words.
This Thomas F. Lennon person, appointed by the california court, that PROMISED to handle the whole 12dailypro and stormpuke situation has a nice colored past of making promises that won't be kept.
For starters, he is NOT business man. Just because there's the "Inc" in a corporation name doesn't mean that it's a business in general. Hobbies can even be incorporated, but that is another story for another time. Mr. Lennon [or lemonhead, as he should be called] is just another "judge" presiding in the case. He does NOT live in North Carolina like the court order states. He lives in CALIFORNIA. Do we need to wonder why California has been called by some, as a state of FORNIFICATION?
This is his "website", address and contact information:
http://www.tflinc.com/
Thomas F. Lennon, Inc.
7777 Alvarado Rd., Suite 712
La Mesa, CA 91941-3688
Phone: (619) 668-6680
Fax: (619) 465-9288
E-Mail: tlennon@tflinc.com
There is NOTHING at his site that states that he is taking over the 12dailypro site. There is NOTHING at his site that says that he will make stormpuke pay all the money back. NOTHING, NOTHING, NOTHING ,NOTHING of the sort. How do you like those apples? WAIT. This gets better [sarcasm].
On his site he states "His activities have included management and operating control of companies in the Oil & Gas Industry, Real Estate Development, payphone operations and management of union investment funds."
Another wannabe Enron Ceo in disguise? I found two articles from newspapers about other places Mr. Lennon-Lemonhead seized, that the "outcomes" of the seizure are NOT known.
Source 1: http://homepage.mac.com/lsf/spotlight/980427thursday.html
More Lies from The SPOTLIGHT -- April 27, 1998
A Thursday We'll Never Forget
The forces of nature and of chaos tried their best -- but you got your Spotlight anyway.
EXCLUSIVE TO THE SPOTLIGHT
By James P. Tucker Jr.
Thursday, April 9, was an eventful day at the Liberty Building where The SPOTLIGHT is published. Heavy and continuous rain, the failure of the telephone system and two key computers and an attempt to subvert Liberty Lobby's mail delivery combined to make it a day to remember.
Moreover, every Thursday is the day that The SPOTLIGHT goes to press and, in the newspaper business, missing deadline is unheard of. All the people who work on the paper call Thursday the "deadline day." So it was the worst possible day for problems.
Actually, the day began Wednesday afternoon when the two computers used for setting type and preparing pages began to signal problems. But when Thursday dawned, the trouble began in earnest when all of the telephone lines began going down because of heavy and continuous rain the night before and into the day.
In all, there are 12 lines that service the busy Liberty Building at 300 Independence Avenue, which is just three blocks from the Capitol Building, two blocks from the House office buildings and the Supreme Court and across the street from the Library of Congress's Adams Building.
The 12 lines service the business needs of 30 employees who keep things humming. Without telephone and faxes, things slow down.
When the two key computers used by production manager H. Lamar Whitmore and her assistant, Paul Angel, to produce the paper started misbehaving, Editor Andy Arnold and Managing Editor Fred Blahut knew this deadline day would be special. Andy and Fred are very sensitive to anything that might threaten the timely weekly production of the nation's premier news weekly.
In the newspaper business, missing a press deadline can never happen without the worst consequences. In the 22 year history of The SPOTLIGHT, it has never happened. If the motto in show business is "the show must go on," in the newspaper business it's "the press deadline must be met." And every Thursday afternoon, by 5 pm or before, next week's paper is on the way to the waiting web press to meet the mailing schedule of early Friday morning.
When the first employees of Liberty Lobby -- The SPOTLIGHT's publisher -- arrived at 7 am on Thursday, already telephone lines 546-5611 and three others it feeds were down, as was The SPOTLIGHT's exclusive line, 544-1794 and two lines dedicated to faxes. Only the circulation and subscription line, 546-5621, and two emergency lines remained.
MAIL SEIZED
This was serious but not as bad as what was to come. When security officer Dallas Naylor, who picks up the mail every day, got to the post office he was told that all of the mail for Liberty Lobby and The SPOTLIGHT, as well as other groups headquartered in the Liberty Building, had been impounded.
It seems as if Judge Runston G. Maino, the California Superior Court judge who, on November 21, 1996 found Liberty Lobby liable for $2,650,000 plus interest (SPOTLIGHT, Dec. 16, 1996), in his zeal to close down Liberty Lobby, had been up to more mischief. Taking the advice of Bryan D. Sampson, an eager-beaver collection lawyer employed by a group of criminal conspirators who have been trying -- with the aid of the Church of Scientology and the ADL -- to close down Liberty Lobby since 1992, Maino appointed a receiver, Thomas F. Lennon, of San Diego County. Lennon believed he had a right to take all of the mail addressed to Liberty Lobby, even if addressed to Washington, D.C.
It turns out that on April 6, Lennon had written a letter to "Postmaster, Washington, D.C. 20003" and ordered the post office to seize the mail. To support his position, he enclosed an order secretly and improperly issued by Maino on February 3 without notifying Liberty Lobby's California attorney, J. Brian Urtnowski. Lennon demanded that the mail be sent to him so that he could open it and take the money. This was a malicious attempt to hoodwink the Postal Service.
This is why, at the last moment before SPOTLIGHT No. 16 went out the door, a bulletin was inserted on page one warning subscribers that a serious problem had developed with the mail.
IT WAS A VERY GOOD FRIDAY
Fortunately, the following day, Friday, April 10, Maino had scheduled a hearing on another matter -- whether Liberty Lobby officials could cite the Fifth Amendment to avoid answering questions about Liberty Lobby assets. In this, attorney Urtnowski was joined by Texas civil rights lawyer Joe Alfred Izen, a specialist on the Fifth Amendment.
When asked about the order to seize mail -- especially mail in Washington, D.C. -- he (Maino), realizing his blunder, ordered Sampson and Lennon to immediately cease their unlawful efforts and to return all of the mail to Liberty Lobby unopened.
So although some folks' mail that arrived on April 9 or 10 will receive a delayed response, they and all correspondents may be assured that Liberty Lobby and The SPOTLIGHT are back on schedule with all systems "Go" and with no nosy lawyers reading their mail.
As for the illegal activities of Sampson and Lennon and the secret order issued by Maino, attorney Mark Lane, in Washington, will be reacting appropriately against such blatant illegal and unconstitutional behavior.
Says Lane, "There are many problems here, not the least of which is the attempt by government agents to shut down a newspaper. This is directly prohibited by the First Amendment. In addition, Lennon, in order to unlawfully seize the mail, sent a copy of Maino's order to the Post Office.
"Lennon knew, or should have known, that the order falsely stated that Liberty Lobby had been represented when the order was issued," he added. "In addition Lennon should have known that he had no right to seize mail in Washington, D.C. based upon an order from a local judge in California."
Izen added that since even the IRS can't open mail, it is unlikely that a California judge has that power.
Source 2: http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-wrap16.1feb16,0,3549175.story?coll=la-headlines-business
From the Los Angeles Times
WALL ST. ROUNDUP
Investment Operation Is Frozen
By E. Scott Reckard
Times Staff Writer
February 16, 2006
A Los Angeles federal judge has frozen the operations of an Anaheim Hills investment manager at the request of the Securities and Exchange Commission, which accused him of operating a $10-million securities fraud.
U.S. District Judge Dale S. Fischer issued an order Monday freezing the assets of David R. Lund; Lund's companies, Investors First Financial Services Inc. and Investors Guild Inc.; and three funds he managed, Credit First Fund, Credit First and Credit First Income Plus.
Fischer also appointed Thomas F. Lennon Inc. as a permanent receiver over Investors First, Investors Guild and Credit First, said Kelly C. Bowers, assistant regional director for the SEC in Los Angeles.
According to an SEC civil complaint, from 2001 through 2005 Lund's operations raised $10.7 million through sales of ownership interests in the Credit First funds, which bought up $600 million in debts that had gone into default. Credit First's aim was to collect them or resell them at a profit, with a projected return of 1% to 3% a month, the SEC said.
Citing sworn statements from several investors, the SEC accused Credit First of breaking its promise to pay back the investors with profits from the ventures. In fact, monthly payments were made with the investors' own capital, the SEC said. It also accused Lund of failing to register his investment as securities.
Lund's attorney, Nathan J. Hochman of Beverly Hills, said his client never promised to pay profits to investors during the early years of the venture. Instead, Hochman said, Lund had let the investors know that they would first get back their own capital — a benefit because those initial returns would be tax-free. He contended that the investments were private and exempt from registration.
*** End of source
I am sure there is a lot more information that can be found about Mr. Lennon-Lemonhead and his "procedures", but it's going to require a lot of digging around.
For those that STILL believe that the "authorities" are being honest with what they are telling the public, are hell bent on staying deceived to the core. NOBODY will be getting their money back from stormpuke as long as the new world order is allowed to stand. What will it take for the public to wake up and realize that stormpuke is being used as a pawn by the new world order to start a civil war against the people?
Will the nightmare continue? Only time will tell. Stay tuned.
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