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MERS Admits NO Interest in Mortgage and No Loss On Default

see MERS INSTRUCTIONS TO TRANSFER RIGHTS OPTION 1 MERS INSTRUCTIONS TO TRANSFER RIGHTS OPTION 2 PRECLOSING REG SHOWS PRE-KNOWLEDGE OF SECURITIZATION Arnold admitted MERS does not have a beneficial interest in any mortgage; does not loan money; does not suffer a default if monies are not paid; etc…the internal agreement used by MERS expressly disavows …

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Federal Statutes to Use in Research

Robert J. Koenig journalofdeflation.com livinglies_18_jan_10@rjkoenig.com 63.80.253.131 2010/01/18 at 11:12am These 3 Federal Statutes can deal quickly and forcibly with the unpleasant situation described above: 18 U.S.C. § 1001 False Statements (The Martha Stewart Act) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Making_false_statements 18 U.S.C. § 1346 : Definition of “scheme or artifice to defraud” (The Lord Conrad Black Act) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Title_18_of_the_United_States_Code#Chapters_61-70 RICO 18 …

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The Truth Will Set You Free: The Logic and the Law are Simple and Old as Common Law Dating Back Centuries

Thanks to Deontos: Editor’s Note: The logic is simple, basic and the law is old, accepted and “black letter.” No new law is needed to overturn all the foreclosures since 2001, no fancy footwork is required to throw the bums out of court and sue them for the damage they created when they filed false …

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NEVADA BKR JUDGE KNOCKS MERS ON STANDING ON LIFT STAY MOTION

THANK YOU TO Deontos: This is regarding “Standing” to obtain “Relief from Stay”. Riegle concluded MERS lacks “standing”. Stay tuned on this ……. It might really wreak havoc on the MERS menace in Nevada. EXCERPTED CASE FILE: UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF NEVADA * * * * * * In re ) Case No. …

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Another Litigant Who Gets It: Barbara Ann Jackson

The movement is growing and approaching critical mass. It won’t be long now before everyone — including politicians are singing a different song. The fact is most of these foreclosures are wrong — legally, morally, ethically, politically and economically. Kudos to this fine lawyer who is showing some gumption and outrage — something lacking in …

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Kansas Supreme Court Sets Precedent – Key Decision Confirming Livinglies' Strategies

Here it is. On August 28, 2009 the Supreme Court of the State of Kansas rendered an opinion based calmly on existing law and relentlessly applying it to the chagrin of all participants in the securitization scheme. This decision is being examined, cited, analyzed and applied all over the country. MERS was the appellant seeking …

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Kansas: Waking up to discover the mortgage market was a giant criminal enterprise

Matt Taibbi in Huffington Post: Waking up to discover the mortgage market was a giant criminal enterprise A landmark ruling in a recent Kansas Supreme Court case may have given millions of distressed homeowners the legal wedge they need to avoid foreclosure. In Landmark National Bank v. Kesler, 2009 Kan. LEXIS 834, the Kansas Supreme …

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Where Has All the Money Gone – Short Time Passing

The Reno Class Action attorneys and others, including Elizabeth Warren, Chairwomen of the Congressional Oversight Committee, want to know where this money went, whether it satisfied obligations, and whether the obligations satisfied inure to the benefit of homeowners who purchased loan products from a Ponzi securitization scheme or otherwise. $13 trillion in mortgages were issued …

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Developer Tries to Silence Film Exposing Complicity in Mortgage Shake-down

Editor’s Note: Here is another sore point in the mortgage meltdown: Developers were in on it up to their necks. One of the ways the appraisals were skewed was to use the developer’s asking price, which at times was rising by as much as 10% per month, giving the appearance of a rapidly advancing market. …

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Looking for the Lenders’ Little Helpers By GRETCHEN MORGENSON NY Times

Looking for the Lenders’ Little Helpers By GRETCHEN MORGENSON Published: July 11, 2009 IT is hard not to be dismayed by the fact that two years into our economic crisis so few perpetrators of financial misdeeds have been held accountable for their actions. That so many failed mortgage lenders do not appear to face any …

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Wall Street Throttles Up Battle Against Consumer Protection

“The people running this system remind me of gangsters who manage to walk out of the courthouse with a suspended sentence and can’t wait to get back to their nefarious activities.” “Today’s business model is about making money through tricks and traps.” –Elizabeth Warren Chairman of Oversight Committee There is nothing free or fair about …

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Give me a little help here: Trusts, REMICs, and the Authority of the Trustee or Trustee's Attorney to Represent

When U.S. Bank comes in as Trustee for the the holders of series xyz etc., the use of the words Trustee and series certificates give it an air of legitimacy. But this is probably just another bluff. Reading the indenture on the bond (mortgage backed security) and the prospectus, you will see that the “Trust” …

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Real Consumer Protection: New York Times Gets it Right This Time

June 24, 2009 Editorial Real Consumer Protection The federal consumer protection system failed the country, disastrously, in the years leading up to the mortgage crisis. One big cause was the sharing of responsibility for compliance with laws and regulations among several agencies that communicate poorly with each other and tend to put the bankers’ interests …

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Get those Ledger Entries from everyone — they tell a long story

From M Solimon: {Editor’s Note: Lots more here than meets the eye. You want to know what ledger entries were made by each entity and by what individuals and under whose supervision or instructions the entry was made. Besides being able to trace the holder in due course you will probably eliminate most of their …

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Those $18 billion in bonuses were earned from hidden profits: The Joke is on Us

Obama is of course correct in his outrage. Taking hundreds of billions of dollars from the taxpayers to cover the appearances of catastrophic losses and then paying bonuses for good management is over the top by any standards. But neither he nor the media is correct in assuming that that the bonuses were not in …

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"System is Broken" — there is no clear title and no clear answers, which is why most foreclosure actions should fail or be reversed

Mortgage market clouds who owns woman’s house Submitted by Jose Semedey — Thank You By CARRIE TEEGARDIN The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Sunday, January 25, 2009 Twenty years ago, Zella Mae Green bought a modest brick ranch house in DeKalb County with an American ideal in mind. The single mother of four, who raised her children working …

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The home you save could be your own: MSNBC Story by Mike Stuckey Quoting Living Lies Editor Neil Garfield

The home you save could be your own In foreclosure crisis, more Americans representing themselves in court By Mike Stuckey Senior news editor msnbc.com updated 4:25 a.m. MT, Wed., Jan. 28, 2009 Luis Molina is not a lawyer and he has never played one on TV. But that didn’t stop him from putting on his …

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MERS MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION Reveals Index to Securitization and Investors: Allegation that MERS is authorized or even nominal beneficiary is false

Sample Link: validatembrsearch.jsp?as_mbrsearch=1006937 mers-membership milestoneplus Sample Response Record: Corporate Name: West Coast Servicing, Inc. Address: 17011 Beach Blvd., #300 City,State,Zip: Huntington Beach, CA 92647 Toll Free Number: (866) 574-2001 Direct Number: (714) 596-6333 Fax Number: (714) 596-6333 Primary Contact: Cameron Clayton Website: http://www.wcrsi.com Member Org ID: 1006937 Lines Of Business: Originator, Servicer, Subservicer, Investor, Document …

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WHY WALL STREET ALWAYS BLOWS IT (and where the money went)

Atlantic Article Submitted by multiple readers, I read this as soon as my issue was delivered. It’s true. And to add insult to injury, the answer to the question on everyone’s mind: Where did the money go? $350 billion disappeared down a black hole. The banks and investment banks got the money under the presumption …

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Credit Card Issuers See the Writing on the Wall: Forgiveness of Debt — they also got paid in full through securitization, so there is no obligation owed to them

Credit Card Companies Willing to Deal Over Debt Bank of America says it eased off on more than 700,000 credit card holders in 2008, lowering interest rates and some balances. By ERIC DASH Published: January 2, 2009 Hard times are usually good times for debt collectors, who make their money morning and night with the …

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Would You Pay $103,000 for This Arizona Fixer-Upper? — Appraisal Fraud, Predatory Loan, Securitization in its "finest" moment

Would You Pay $103,000 for This Arizona Fixer-Upper? That Was Ms. Halterman’s Mortgage on It; ‘Unfit for Human Occupancy,’ City Says By MICHAEL M. PHILLIPS AVONDALE, Ariz. — The little blue house rests on a few pieces of wood and concrete block. The exterior walls, ravaged by dry rot, bend to the touch. At some …

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Superb Complaint piercing the heart of Deutsch Bank’s authority to collect money, file suit, seeking recovery of property and money through receiver and damages against the lawyers who filed the foreclosure suits

Superb Complaint piercing the heart of Deutsch Bank’s authority to collect money, file suit, seeking recovery of property and money through receiver and damages against the lawyers who filed the foreclosure suits. whittiker_v_deutsche_bank_complaint In the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio, eastern Division, Case no. 1:08CV300, Judge David D. Dowd, Jr. …

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