Judge Lee P. Rudofsky, nominated to the bench by Donald Trump, did not want We the People to see the evidence upon which he based his decision to grant summary judgment in favor of the nation’s second largest debt buyer. He allowed Portfolio Recovery Associates to mark everything it wanted to as “CONFIDENTIAL” and then allowed PRA to file everything it wanted to “UNDER SEAL”.

Then the corrupt judge vomited whatever facts he felt like disclosing that were under seal. I will wait for the Eighth Circuit or SCOTUS to overturn the sealing orders, before disclosing what else is in the documents. But I am free to tell you what is not in the documents.

The Judge disclosed, “the charge-off amount was $1,916.05 and the post-charge-off interest amount was $381.58.” The “Data Load” created by PRA did not include a positive number for the interest rate. There was no documented authorization for the original creditor, Capital One, to charge any interest. The principle amount at charge off was not $1,916.05. Because I don’t want to risk retaliatory incarceration by violating a court order, I won’t tell you what the principle amount was. But let’s play “you’re getting warmer, warmer, you’re hot!” You start by asking if the principle amount at charge off was $1,916.04, and I tell you that you are freeeeezing.

I moved the court to order PRA to produce the alleged credit card agreement between Capital One and me. Judge Rudofsky said it was not necessary. PRA wouldn’t lie about such a thing, or anything for that matter.

Another thing that Lee P. Rudofsky didn’t want seen is that the last payment shown on the Data Load was also not a positive number. Supposedly the thing that retriggered the statute of limitations on legal enforcement of a debt was the “payment” of less than a penny.

Why so secretive? The elite who put Rudofsky in power would be proud of their puppet. He should just say “I am keeping wealth in the hands of the chosen few, and devouring anyone who gets in the way.”