Comments on: What Happens When a PI Dumpster Dives Behind a San Diego ACORN Office?

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By: The Real Tijuana

The Real Tijuana — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 21:36:02 +0000

The mailboxes we maintain in San Ysidro are for the convenience of our U.S. correspondents, not for the purpose of living off of your largesse. These addresses exist in a USPS database that is shared freely. No government agency that requires physical residence will accept our mail box addresses – not the DMV, not the Registrar of Voters, and most certainly not Health and Human Services. You are tilting at windmills, sir.

By: Syntax_game

Syntax_game — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 05:13:29 +0000

Since the passing of the Gramm Leach Bliley Act, a Financial Adviser doesn't just deal with securities. Most major brokerage houses now deal with mortgages and mortgage back securities and derivatives such as REITs for example. As a Financial Adviser, the same privacy laws when it comes to maintaining the sanctity of your client's non public financial information apply to you as it does to ACORN and the licensed private investigator. As a Financial Adviser, you're kind of supposed to know this as not only part of the Gramm Leach Bliley Act but as the (revised) Uniform Securities Act of 2002 as well as Blue Sky Laws.

By: Syntax_game

Syntax_game — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 05:03:26 +0000

"Supreme Court rulings as to the presumption of privacy for discarded documents" don't apply to recognizable non public personal financial data such as the CR for "Andre". That clearly falls under the Gramm Leach Bliley Act. The CR was obtained from a company specializing in securing mortgage loans and was obtained by ACORN as a 3rd party lending agency and discarding this CR was a clear violation of the GLB Act. The licensed private investigator taking this recognizable non public personal financial information and providing it to a 3rd party is also a clear violation of the same act (Page 27 & 28 of Subtitle 21, Title 5).

"There is an outstanding offer to turn it all over." — You have got to be kidding on this right? It's a funny joke but somehow I believe you're serious. And can it be proven that these "turned over" documents actually came from the dumpster? Can it be proven that a licensed private investigator with the necessary credentials didn't download these "turned over" documents off the internet. Can it be proven that these "turned over" documents weren't created in Photoshop? The offer to turn these documents over are coming from a media entrepreneur who runs a series of Conservative biased media sites (I know I know…biased media is only bad if the Left do it). A media entrepreneur with an obvious agenda against ACORN that spans back to the forced resignation of an Attorney General and numerous White House officials. What decent prosecutor is going to pursue a case based on the politicization of evidence that can never be verified as being authentic because a licensed private investigator broke the chain of evidence and gave these documents to a 3rd party?

By: Saint_Pitbull

Saint_Pitbull — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 20:13:59 +0000

Read up on some recent Supreme Court rulings as to the presumption of privacy for discarded documents.

And you're not keeping up if you haven't read why the info is not in the hands of the prosecutors. There is an outstanding offer to turn it all over. AG Moonbeam is still consulting the chicken entrails and throwing bones in order to decide what he is going to do.

The public certainly is watching this. As much as they're watching the Great Global Warming Swindle play out. Both issues have gone viral on the internet and even some MSM outlets have had to pick it up as a result.

By: Saint_Pitbull

Saint_Pitbull — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 20:06:19 +0000

And just who was selling securities?