Let's not get all-elitist here. The average American is not that wealthy. It's $6 million. Well after all, a deal is a deal... until a better one comes along. Question: How is being at Marin Valley Mobile Country Club different from being at the circus?
Answer: At the circus the clowns don't beg for special consideration and whine at you their low-incomeness.
Never allow family to stand in the way of opportunity.
Two Marin Valley Mobile Country Clubbers met on the Marin Valley street. One looked sad and almost on the verge of tears. The other Marin Valley Mobile Country Clubber said, "Hey my friend, how come you look like the whole world has caved in?" The sad Marin Valley Mobile Country Clubber fellow said, "Let me tell you. Three weeks ago, an uncle died and left me 150-thousand dollars." "That's not bad at all...!" "Hold on, I'm just getting started. Two weeks ago, a cousin I never knew kicked-the-bucket and left me 395-thousand, tax-free to boot." "Well, that's great! I'd like that." "Last week, my grandfather passed away. I inherited almost a million." "So why are so glum?" "This week - nothing!" Greed is eternal. How about that current long-term "low-income" Marin Valley Mobile Country Clubber Jim Olson's multi-millionaire status in his 2007 $6 million defamation dollar lawsuit he filed in Marin. And obtained a $300,000 DEFAULT judgment. In Marin. And immediately files that Marin County, California $300,000 DEFAULT judgment IN Washoe County, Nevada. She means nothing to me. Yes, Nevada. Where the same Marin Valley Mobile Country Clubber James K. Olson had OWNED nine houses AND carried Farmers Insurance homeowners and landlord's insurance on them through a Carson City, Nevada agent, Teixeira. And $20,000 year after year since 1996, Jim Olson pocketed from the Nevada rental income. After Olson had stripped his Nevada life of everything and moved it to Marin, he was still picking over his murdered Nevada life's charred bones. Making sure he hadn't miss a single dollar there. No siree. Because the dollar is all. I'll call you later. And Jim Olson stripped the equity out of his Nevada houses at the top of the housing market. That means Jim Olson walked WITH $750,000 cash from the Nevada house's equity. And then walked FROM $1.3 million in debt. A deal is a deal... until a better one comes along.
Jim Olson did all this while living in and continuing to live in a low-income country club. Specifically the Marin Valley Mobile Country Club. Olson's home at the Marin Valley Mobile Country Club is located in what even these Clubbers themselves describe as the wealthiest most beautiful place on our planet. Never place ETHICS above profit. Couldn't have done it all without notorious for just creating the documents needed, another Marin shyster, Steven T. Schoonover. Jim Olson KNOWS he is a multimillionaire. At the time of his 2007 Marin court filing, Olson had filed for a whopping total $6 million against just one person. Yes. Olson had the confidence enough to sue and win in a Marin court to prove his claim he is worth millions. Jim Olson was right. He convinced the Marin judge he was worth millions.
Know your enemies, but do business with them always.In 2007, in Marin Court Jim Olson clearly proved he has been for years and is a multi-millionaire. Per the public records in Reno and Marin County, California, check out especially Marin court CV 070655 Jim Olson is NOT low-income. Jim Olson has NEVER been low-income. Jim Olson graduated from the Nose-bleed high-status and VERY EXPENSIVE Clairmont Men's College. Truth is the biggest liability of all.
Truth is the biggest asset of all.
Jim Olson has chosen lived all his adult life to live in even MORE affluent further south Sausalito before lying to get into Marin Valley Mobile Country Club. Jim Olson DIDN'T think he was low-income when Olson's shyster attorney filed Olson's $6 million dollar defamation lawsuit in Marin in 2007 AND got the $300,000 defamation default in 2008 now did he? The justification for profit is profit.
Jim Olson's shyster Marin attorney, Stephen T. Schoonover has NEVER thought Jim Olson was low-income. The Marin judge in Jim Olson's obviously hypocritical $6 million lawsuit, DIDN'T for a moment think Jim Olson was low-income when he fell for Schoonover's fraudulent sewer service documents and awarded Jim Olson a $300,000 default defamation judgment on Olson's $6 million court case filing. FILING a $6 million dollar DEFAMATION lawsuit means YOU and your attorney think you are a multi-millionaire. GETTING the judge to award you a default $300,000 judgment means you convinced the judge you are also a millionaire. NONE of that is low-income. Question: How many Marin Valley Mobile Country Clubbers does it take to change a light bulb?
Answer: It takes ten, nine to deny that darkness exists and one to hire a honest low-income person to change it. Marin Valley Mobile Country Clubber Jim Olson is ONLY low-income at the Marin Valley Mobile Country Club. To everyone else, he is and portrays himself as a multi-millionaire. A Marin judge believed it enough in 2007 to the tune of $300,000. Jim Olson being awarded a $300,000 default DEFAMATION lawsuit means that Marin judge believed Olson's 2007 story to the court Olson is a multi-millionaire of long standing. Question: What is a Marin Valley Mobile Country Clubber's primary feeling?
Answer: Envy.
Oops, did hypocrite Jim Olson conveniently forget to mention in all this in his very public 2006 jockeying in two state's courts to expensively prove, very $$$$$$$$$$$$$$ expensively PROVE, Olson's status in worth $1.5 million dollars AND 3 times that, $4.5 million in PUNISHMENT for a whopping tune of $6 million. I guess Jim Olson just forgot about that little ole low-income clause in the non-profit charter where he fraudulently lives at there at Marin Valley Mobile Country Club. Of course I love you. Why is Marin Valley Mobile Country Club allowing this guy to endanger everything they've worked so hard at? In 2007, IN Reno court AND Marin court, cold, calculating, ruthless, and wealthy Jim Olson clearly stated AND proved he has been for years and is a multi-millionaire and NOT low-income as required to be in order to lawfully and ethically live at Marin Valley Mobile Country Club. It's not the principle of the thing, it's the money. Hmmmmm. Tell me how all this is "low-income." Google Map shows Jim Olson has two cars regularly parked at 7 View Ridge Drive there at the Marin Valley Mobile Country Club and gosh one of them is a very nice Corvette. Lot of cash tied up in just those two cars Olson keeps parked in front. Lots. What a bunch of hypocrites these Marin Valley Mobile Country Clubbers are. Wish I could afford TWO cars now, one of them a Corvette. Wish I could afford to own THREE houses now like Olson. Tell me how all this is "low-income." Proving why once again why wealth is just far too important to trust it solely to the rich. |
