Groundbreaking DOGE Report has Extensive Implications

A potentially groundbreaking report has been made to the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), with far reaching implications. The report was entered this past week by Brian Harriss, of Georgia.

Here is the report in its entirety--

Dear DOGE,

     I respectfully request DOGE to please investigate US Tax Court Judge Michael B Thornton.  I believe he is (and has been for many years) laundering bribe money through his real estate holdings.  He was blatantly biased in a hearing and illegally pushed me into a trial without resolving a solid challenge to jurisdiction.   He openly assisted the senior US attorneys, helping them with arguments, undermining my attempt to prosecute a case.  An investigative journalist, Janet Phelan, with expertise in exposing judges who launder bribe money, found major discrepancies in his financial disclosure statements and his actual financial activity, by researching liens and reconveyances.   Declaring only $211k in income, he regularly took out $400-600k loans on his properties, and they were often repaid within 6 months to a year.  Ms. Phelan wrote an article "Justice in the Time of Corona", which was buried by the search engines.  This article documents the major discrepancies in the judge's financial declaration and activities.   He caused major financial damage to me due to his dishonorable conduct on the bench.  The article was available on ActivistPost.com, but under the new ownership, the antisemitic new owner purged all of Ms. Phelan's articles.   It is still available on the WayBack machine.  Here's a link:

https://web.archive.org/web/20241214033701/https://www.activistpost.com…

     I would love to see this corrupt judge brought to justice.  He had most of his wife's financial disclosure redacted, but further research showed she worked for a John Podesta organization.

While the report itself deals with one federal judge, Michael B. Thornton, research indicates that a majority of judges, state and federal, have loan histories redolent of money laundering. The scam is simple—Judge X takes out a loan and Y pays it back. This neatly detours 1) any official red flag raised by an entry of over $10,000 into an account and 2) the other problems inherent in receiving an envelope stuffed with cash. Readers may recall the scandal that ensued when just this scenario occurred and a Prime Minister of Canada, Brian Mulroney, was caught, red-handed, with just such an envelope. https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/brian-mulroney-acted-inappropriately-in-accepting-cash-inquiry-finds/article_b489849d-f07d-5d0c-9c32-b6758302b4b6.html

And on the surface, loans taken out and repaid are a matter of general course, are they not?

The problem ensues when the loans are simply too large to be paid back in the time recorded, as were the loans taken out by Judge Leonard Hopzapfel and disclosed in this article—https://web.archive.org/web/20161122215627/http://www.activistpost.com/2016/09/too-big-to-fail-too-big-to-jail-also-applies-to-remoras.html Following the publication of the above article, Holzapfel quickly stepped down from the Rohrer case, which was the case that had prompted the inquiry into his finances, and Rofrer was then released.

The involvement of DOGE in the issue of judicial corruption could not come at a better time. The new administration has pledged to rout out corruption and the fact of the wholesale compromise of the state and federal judiciary has affected not only the lawfare cases involving President Trump but has contaminated cases involving guardianship, custody battles, criminal cases and more. 

One could easily make the case that by compromising one branch of government, the entire system goes on “tilt.” If the legislative branch is passing laws that are not honored by the judiciary, and if the executive branch cannot cope with the ensuing necessity of enforcement, then the entire system will fail.

We will be following closely the fate of this report as it wends its way through the system.

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2025-03-09/exclusive-groundbreaking-doge-report-has-extensive-implications