Showing posts with label Robert Klitzkie vs Michael Borja. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Robert Klitzkie vs Michael Borja. Show all posts

Saturday, March 11, 2023

KLITZKIE: "NOW IF YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND THIS...AND WHERE'S BEVACQUA WHEN WE NEED HIM?

...then this whole Neocatechumenal Way (issue) might not be as important to you as it ought to be." - Bob Klitzkie, Tall Tales, Friday, March 10, 2023.


Hear Bob's entire expose, titled "Frenchie vs the Neocats" starting here. And read the whole CERTIFICATE OF TITLE FIASCO here on JW.

Meanwhile, the real import of Bob's message is that the Neocat thing is not just an internal Catholic Church squabble. 

If the Neocats can reach into the Department of Land Management - and even all the way up into the office of the AG via at least one very powerful Guam-Barred attorney (as demonstrated in FIASCO) - and manipulate Certificate of Titles to properties valued at mega-millions of dollars, then what else can they do, or even, what else have they already done - especially given the Neocats intimate connection with the Bank of Guam?

The Neocat matter is NOT just an internal Church squabble. It's a mafioso-like takeover of the internal workings of everything in both our church and government that Kiko-Guerillas intend to control - a realtime assault by realtime Neo-Colonists. 

Where's Bevacqua when we need him? 

Oh yah. Never mind. 

BTW, just to keep things clear, the Director of DLM whom Bob sued (and won) was Michael Borja, not "Juan Borja" as Bob stated on his show. 

Again, read about the whole mess on JW in CERTIFICATE OF TITLE FIASCO....and be afraid for what the Neocats can do to your own title. 

Meanwhile, it looks like they are ready to scoop up several properties that they caused to be forfeited via their forced bankruptcy of the Archdiocese of Agana - which is detailed in the ongoing series: HIGH DRAMA IN THE AOA

Bob's commentary was interrupted by the "half-time show." His commentary after the half-time show continues here

Wednesday, May 10, 2017

THE COST OF "WORKING SOMETHING OUT" WITH THE TRAINED LAWYER

PACIFIC DAILY NEWS: Denied documents cost taxpayers, director $10,170

"The case is related to attorney Robert Klitzkie’s complaint against the Land Management director for not making available public records related to a Yona seminary property."  FULL STORY

See CERTIFICATE OF TITLE FIASCO

(By the way. We're not done with this...Jackie.)

Monday, March 6, 2017

GUAM DAILY POST: THANK YOU JUDGE CENZON

Thanks judge, for sending a message for GovGuam to be transparent

Klitzkie sued last year for access to public documents under the Sunshine Act, as he tried to shed light on a mystery: Did Archbishop Anthony Apuron give up control of a prime piece of Archdiocese of Agana property – the former Accion Hotel – and hand it to a board controlled by the New Jersey-based leaders of the Neocatechumenal Way? FULL EDITORIAL HERE

Friday, March 3, 2017

HISTORIC LEGAL VICTORY IN BATTLE TO GET TO THE BOTTOM OF YONA PROPERTY SCAM


‘Historic’ legal victory for public access to GovGuam records
Gaynor D. Daleno | The Guam Daily Post
In a victory for members of the public who want the government of Guam to be transparent, a Superior Court judge recently imposed a $1,000 fine against a department director who failed to timely make public records fully available under the Sunshine Act. CONTINUED

RELATED
Klitzkie's March 16, 2016 Op-Ed turned out to be prophetic:
Follow the Sunshine Law, disclose public records
If I want to know what’s going on outside my house, I can look out the window. Transparency. If I want to go out and have a look around, I use the door. I just open the door and walk outside. Openness. CONTINUED

Tuesday, April 5, 2016

KLITZKIE KEEPS GOING

Monday, 04 April 2016

Land Management Responds to Klitzkie FOIA but Leaves Out Key Document

Former Senator Bob Klitzkie says he received 29 emails with 50 attachments last Friday, none of which contained the draft he was looking for.

Friday, April 1, 2016

NOTE TO BORJA: THE "DEADLINE IS TODAY." WILL YOU COMPLY OR MISLEAD?

Klitzkie still not satisfied with Yona title

http://www.kuam.com/story/31616659/2016/03/31/klitzkie-still-not-satisfied-with-yona-titlePosted: Apr 01, 2016 1:53 PMUpdated: Apr 01, 2016 1:53 PM
While the attorney general of Guam may have concurred with action taken by the Department of Land Management, former senator Robert Klitzkie says he is not satisfied. Klitzkie has raised concern over the past few months over an error with the certificate of title for the Redemptoris Mater Seminary in Yona.
"The attorney general's memo was too little too late, it was wrong on the law, wrong on the facts, lacking in transparency," said Klitzkie. "It raised more questions than it provided answers and it missed a golden opportunity to clear up what has been a very sloppily handled matter that began on October 30 of last year."
This week DLM director Michael Borja asked AG Elizabeth Barrett Anderson for clarification on legal advice they received from an assistant AG in the Solicitors Division on how to resolve the error. The AG says she concurred with the administrative resolution DLM took.
Klitzkie believes the matter is still not resolved and still wants the documents requested through a Freedom of Information Act request he sent to DLM this week. The deadline for the FOIA is today.

Thursday, March 31, 2016

ROBERT KLITZKIE, Esq. to MICHAEL J. B. BORJA, DIRECTOR OF LAND MANAGEMENT, MARCH 30, 2016

I normally only share portions of letters along with explanations, however, if you have been following this story, Mr. Klitzkie's letter here needs no explanation and provides us all with a thorough review of the problem. Read and understand. (The official copy with attachments and stamped received by DLM can be found here.)

Robert Klitzkie, Esq.
22 Baki Ct., Yigo, GU 96929
(671) 653-6607


March 30, 2016

Michael J. B. Borja
Director of Land Management as
Ex Officio Registrar of Titles and as
Director of Land Management


Subject: Erroneous certificates of title for parcels:
90-2-R1-RNEW-3
90-2-R1-2-R1-RNEW-R3
90-2-R1-RNEW-1-R/W
90-2-R1-RNEW-2-R/W s


Re:  A plea.


Dear Mr. Borja:

Wednesday, March 30, 2016

JACKIE, ARE YOU STILL THE LEGAL COUNSEL FOR AAA? HOPE SO!

Klitzkie seeks court petition over seminary land



Former Sen. Robert Klitzkie continues his search for documents related to the Redemptoris Mater Seminary property, including a reported court petition that Department of Land Management Director Michael Borja told Klitzkie about in January.