Media reports cheered along...
Requests for Impeachment of Judge Jed Rakoff and Clerk of the Court Ruby Krajick, which were filed with the US Congress, document the failure of US Congress to perform its duties. [xxx, xxxi, xxxii, xxxiii, xxxiv]
Fraud of medieval style and proportions
Fraud in the courts was notorious during the middle ages, particularly through the issuance of fraudulent records by judges. The office of the Clerk of the Court was instituted in the late middle ages and court procedures involving authentication and certification of judicial records by the Clerk of the Court have evolved over centuries to safeguard the integrity of the courts and the judicial process. [xxxv]
In contrast, conditions, which have been established in the US courts with the implementation of their IT systems - PACER and CM/ECF - undermine all such safeguards. [ xxxvi ]
Fraud in the middle ages was largely facilitated through the illiteracy of the vast majority of the people. Fraud in our times is facilitated through the illiteracy of the vast majority of the people regarding electronic records.
US Congress, experts, media betray the trust of the people
As repeatedly shown, US Congress refuses to acknowledge or act on requests for impeachment of US judges, who conduct Simulated Litigation and abuse the rights of the people of the United States. US media, which report on landmark cases that are obvious Fraud upon the Courts, fail to disclose such facts to the public, even after getting notices, alerting them to the true facts in the matters being reports.
Likewise, US law professors routinely refuse to opine on the unprecedented fraud in the IT systems of the US courts, PACER and CM/ECF, and US law journals refuse to accept for review papers, which discuss such fraud. [xxxvii]
Regarding the case of NML Capital v The Republic of Argentina, a request for comments was forwarded to Romain Zamour, currently Assistant Legal Counsel in t he Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) in the Hague, Netherlands, who published the scholarly law article, cited above, in The Yale Journal of International Law Online.
Notice opining fraud was filed with the government of the Republic of Argentina and others
Given the overarching international significance of the case of NML Capital v The Republic of Argentina, notice was filed with the government of the Republic of Argentina.
The notice in part says:
...fraud is being committed on the people and the Republic of Argentina by the US government and its agencies, the US District Court, Southern District of New York, the US Court of Appeals, 2nd Circuit, and the US Supreme Court, relative to the litigation of NML Capital v The Republic of Argentina (1:08-cv-06978) in the US District Court, Southern District of New York. US Judge Thomas Griesa, Clerk of the Court Ruby Krajick, and all attorneys, who filed papers in the case, including the law-firms who filed on behalf of the Republic of Argentina, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, LLP, should be deemed part of the conspiracy to defraud.
Copies of the notice were filed with the governments of the German Federal Republic, People's Republic of China, Russian Federation, and the United States.
What could the Republic of Argentina do next?
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