| This Week in the Lighthouse
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Hi Friend,
We keep forging ahead. What are you up to these days?
Here are a few updates to be aware of....
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| | Re: Newsletters
It's important that you read the newsletters we send out. They contain important updates and announcements which are likely to affect you! Typically, only about half of our members actually open the newsletters we send out.
If you feel you've missed some for any reason, just as a reminder, we keep a log of past newsletters and announcements in the members forum. This could be especially helpful to our newer members if you want to pick up some tips and pointers you may not find anywhere else!
You'll find links to previous newsletters here:
Members Forum > Member News > Important News > Important Newsletters You May Have Missed.
Now you have 'No Excuse' for being 'out of the loop'!
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| | Blog Articles
We are working on getting a little more regular with our public blog posts and articles. We try to keep these pertinent to relevant issues of the day and daily life. Be sure to subscribe to the RSS feed. Also, you can access the Blog directly via your LLC phone app and read the short articles on your phone whenever you have a couple of moments in between activities.
If you want, you can go there now. Just Click Here |
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Resuming Web Conferences
I am prepared to resume the member web conferences for the purposes of providing support to members who have questions and are actively engaged in executing a plan, or seeking one! The format is open forum and free discussion. We will not set topics in advance but rather, the topics will be what you come prepared to discuss! My involvement will be to follow your lead and what you want to discuss based on your priorities and activities. Any members active in a study group are more than welcome to participate and share your findings, activities and get input from other members. We are a member driven organization and thus the web conferences will be likewise. So, the order of the day will be: do your homework, get involved and be prepared to share, give and receive from others in like kind.
We'll start out doing this once a month. It would be the first Monday of the month which means the next one would be this Monday the 27th of February. I'll send out a notice via email with log in or call in details on Monday, the day of the conference. So be looking for it in your email.
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| | Digital Nomad Training for Daily Cash Flow
For the benefit of our newer members who haven't seen previous discussion on this I offer the following;
The Digital Nomad internet business building course is attracting quite a bit of attention. In just the last few weeks, I've attracted over 150 'Nomads in Training' to the free online course and this is 'without' using any of the marketing techniques we'll be training our nomads on in Phase II. From those 150, the ones who follow me into Phase II, after following our instructions to set up their system in Phase I, will create direct cash flow for those who are on the ball and following me closely into Phase II. So these astute students will benefit from my activity, and this will also continue throughout our team.
Without a doubt, for the money (Free) , it's the best system available!
Start here.
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Upcoming Webinar You Might Like to Know About Regarding Corrupt Judges
I'm registered and will try to get a good recording of it. But you might like to attend on your own. It seems to be quite a powerful approach to getting corrupt judges (nearly all of them) off of any case! It's $50 in advance, $60 week of webinar. Contact Janet Phalen janet_c_phelan@yahoo.com or call --541 708 3534. Details below...
INTRODUCTION TO MARCH 4 WEBINAR
This workshop is predicated on an initial perception\'97which then blossomed into knowledge and comprehension, that when an individual such as a judge, held in high estimation, consistently violates his oath of office and Constitutional and statutory law in the performance of his office, he is not only being protected from liability for so doing\'97he is being rewarded for so doing. Not only by his salary, which while considerable still does not equal the salary of a hit man---and that is what the judges are, they are hitmen. But through a system of illegal, under the table monies. This is what we are going to be learning how to research today.
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Several years ago, I was writing for the San Bernardino County Sentinel and was utterly fascinated by the gravely illegal decisions being made by one James Michael Welch, who was the head probate judge in SBC, which is the largest county in America. I wanted to find out everything I could about him---not only his salary, not only all the bad decisions he had made in cases. I wanted to know everything.
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At some point in my research on Welch, I started to look at his property records. I saw he had taken out a number of loans on a property he held full title to, a house that had been passed down to him through his family. I found that fascinating. On a hunch, I took a look at some of the other local judges, who could also be considered to have very powerful assignments. Not traffic court judges, but mental health judges and guardianship judges, who held the power of life and death.
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What I found blew my mind. Most---not all but most---of the judges I looked at had what I would term suspicious profiles. Some of them were feasting on loans like a hyperactive kid in a Willy Wonka chocolate factory.
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I already knew that loans could be dirty. I knew this from my father\'92s work. In the sixties, when Dick Nixon made a run for the California gubernatorial seat, my father\'92s article on the Nixon-Hughes loan was credited with costing the election to Tricky Dick. Pat Brown publicly credited the article, published in The Reporter magazine, with securing his victory.
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The scam is very simple\'97Judge A takes out a loan. Mr. B pays it back. A simple, and almost completely undetectable way to launder bribes and pay offs.
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A that time, I had the case from hell in Riverside probate court. We all know what a case from hell is like,right? The judge refused to rule on my motions, treated me with utter disregard and regularly violated the law, in order to rob me of my inheritance. So I decided to take a look at his property profile.
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Commissioner Michael McCoy was dirty. There were no two ways about it.
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On a Friday, I faxed in a letter to the Presiding Judge of Riverside Court, questioning McCoy\'92s property profile. In the letter I mentioned that his loans, and the rapidity with which he appeared to pay them back, exceeded his judge salary.
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That Monday, we had a hearing. McCoy was late, unusual for him. When he arrived in court, he said he had an announcement to make. He was stepping down off the case. He was inordinately polite to me, sycophantic, really, and then beat a hasty retreat. - End
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So that's it for this week. Go check out the new info and let me know what you're up to!
Mark
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