Posted on 10/02/2010 11:19:33 AM PDT by Chunga85
That’s one load off.
Sorry all if I didn’t make my point very clear. I was pretty agitated when I saw the LPS price list and by linking to the sites I opened the door for being questioned as a spammer seeking a buck. I steadfastly hold dear the belief that our nation is based on laws. Our legislature, judicial system, clerks of court imho have been compromised. My intention was to give credit where credit is due. As G-D is my witness I can safely say that the founders of the sites I mentioned are in constant contact with national media. They contain opinions - yes - but they also contain libraries of court documents. The free press is all that’s left. I consider FR a place to disseminate and share information amongst Americans and for that I remain very grateful. While I may not agree with what someone may post here, I respect their right to voice their opinion and I whole-heartedly agree - this is NOT the place to SPAM or make money.
Not off topic but part of the killing of the American Republic. Don’t read any books. They’re too depressing.
Company Stops Insuring Titles in Chase Foreclosures
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"A major title insurance company has stopped insuring homes foreclosed by JPMorgan Chase, another sign that the controversy over the legal practices of the big lenders is starting to influence the housing market."
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The entire mortgage crisis was created by BHO and his Chicago commie mafia.
Mortgages were one of their first best targets of terrorism.
America on the brink of a Second Revolution
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ARROYO GRANDE, Calif. (MarketWatch) -- “What’s distinctive about the Tea Party is its anarchist streak -- its antagonism toward any authority, its belligerent self-expression, and its lack of any coherent program or alternative to the policies it condemns,” warns Jacob Weisberg in Newsweek. But why not three cheers for the Tea Party Express?
Admit it, something historic is brewing. And yes, it’s good for America, even the anarchy. Revolution is renewal. Tea-baggers want to take on both parties, “restore honor” and “take back the country.” Bring it on, the feeling’s mutual.
OK, maybe most Americans just silently mimic the words, “we’re mad as hell, won’t take it any more.” But watch out: After November the campaign’s shrill rhetoric explodes into action.
Tea-baggers are kicking the revolution into high gear. Debt is sinking America. Both parties are to blame. So vote out incumbents. Spare no one. We need new leadership, another Reagan or Truman. Congress better get the message: Cut that budget, or they’ll dump the rest of you in the coming Great Purge of 2012.
Unfortunately they’re tone deaf. Congress cannot see past the election. All that changes in November.
So thanks Tea Party, Vegas odds must favor a Second American Revolution. Actually, the revolution is already roaring, hot, it’s about time. The GOP and the Dems had more than a decade. But America’s worse off. We need a real revolution to restore sanity … or we can kiss democracy and capitalism good-bye, permanently.
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” The entire mortgage crisis was created by BHO and his Chicago commie mafia.
Mortgages were one of their first best targets of terrorism.”
They were an integral part of it, along with Frank & Dodd.
‘sok, we’ve all done something like it at one point or another. Props for finding it and posting here.
Sorry about being so snarky...
Amazing post...thanks
Though I believe most judges are gaveling things through (due to caseloads) to foreclosure and ignoring your information
If we named everyone involved there would be people who would feel compelled to nuke DC when everyone was there.
This would be bad because???
Thanks Null and Void. I mean that. JimRob has stuck his neck out pretty far with FR. He’s been doing that since Prodigy’s old Whitewater Bulletin Board. It takes guts to do what he does. Same for the folks who run the sites I mentioned and believe me - they are not very popular in some circles. If I were to do something that tarnished their efforts I would feel terrible. Thanks very much!
Please. My FRiends call me ‘nully’. I would be honored to count you among them.
I have become short of patience with those who have not been paying attention to the utterly massive fraud being perpetrated by the banks in this mess, and I’ve become increasingly short with people about it. As such, I can understand Chung’s snippiness, because his reply was more polite and suave than I would have issued. I should be more understanding of other people’s lack of familiarity with these issues, but there are days when my BP goes so high, I can literally hear the blood flowing through my head - that’s how pissed off I am at the size and scope of the fraud being perpetrated in the US now.
This week had a couple of such days.
But in your (and others’) defense, other people have these things called “lives,” they spend them doing something other than watching financial markets. They’re not well read on every detail of this massive banking fraud. They get soundbites and dime-store analysis of these situations from various professional commentators, and refuse (or don’t have the time) to dig into the analysis of the greatest theft in the history of mankind for themselves.
To answer your point: YES, lenders would commit frauds upon courts in foreclosure. They committed fraud upon the secondary mortgage market to the tune of trillions of dollars from 2002 to 2008. Look at Ambac’s suit brought this week against what is left of Countrywide:
http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20100929-713899.html
The bankers KNEW they were being frauds. Absolutely knew it.
What is the action of pissing off a judge here or there? Feh. Chump change. They’re used to getting their own way in court. They’re used to getting their own way in state and the US legislature.
In summary: What laws do banks worry about violating? None.
There are dozens of bank CEO’s and CFO’s who could be brought up on felony charges today - and none of them are. No charges are being filed, none probably ever will be. The reason why the banks outsourced these foreclosure filings to outside law firms, and then the law firms had patsy people sign the affidavits was to push the risk off on someone else, so if any legal case is brought for fraud in a foreclosure, hey, the bankers skate away for free. The outsourced legal firm will be as far as the legal proceedings can go.
Yes. They file an affidavit of a “lost” lien document.
The truth is, the documents aren’t lost.
They were destroyed.
When the banksters put the mortgage liens into MERS, they destroyed the originals so as to “remove any possibility of duplicate claims” - ie, they wanted the electronic “copy” of the lien in MERS to be “the one” lien claim.
Trouble was, these fraudsters didn’t realize that in many states, you have to produce the original paperwork to file a foreclosure. The law is different and unique in all 50 states on these matters, and in some states, you must come to court with, among other documentation, the original lien papers with “wet” signatures on them.
Well, guess what? Those were destroyed when the loan was put into MERS to facilitate trading the loans like stocks or commodity options.
Brilliant move, eh?
My friend, all I can counsel in these times is the defense of Sir Thomas More for the law in a “Man for All Seasons”:
“And when the last law was down, and the Devil turned ‘round on you, where would you hide, Roper, the laws all being flat? This country is planted thick with laws, from coast to coast, Man’s laws, not God’s! And if you cut them down, and you’re just the man to do it, do you really think you could stand upright in the winds that would blow then? Yes, I’d give the Devil benefit of law, for my own safety’s sake! “
We have to come down on the side of law, regardless of the financial consequences or the current bunch of clowns in DC. Because I’m starting to sense a wind blowing with smoke upon it as this unfolds...
Let's try to remember there is a massive propaganda campaign by these "lenders" to get us fighting amongst ourselves over non-issues. They are using OUR tax dollars to do it.
I could have done a better job when I made the original post. In my mind all is good at least between Nully and myself. Let's stick together as Americans.
It doesn't matter WHO shouted "The British Are Coming" in the somewhat mythical story of Paul Revere's Midnight Ride. The opinions by a NY Judge and Andy Kroll in the video link I will provide below may come from a source not in line with our personal ideological or political camps however the message is what's important. Let's stay on the same team.
One more thing and I’ll zip it. America is not comprised solely of deadbeats and dopes. Most people are working their tails off trying to stay afloat these days and simply don’t have time to become MBAs, CPAs, Lawyers, Derivative experts, Mortgage Backed Securities experts - in addition to being experts on Real Estate Law, Contract Law, REMIC, GAAP, PSAs, etc. etc. As this unfolds people whom these lenders assume to be dopes will realize, whether in default or not, their mortgage obligations have been used to unjustly enrich a lot of people.
” If we named everyone involved there would be people who would feel compelled to nuke DC when everyone was there. “
LOL!
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