64868?RS_show_page=0 EDITOR’S NOTE: How refreshing to see someone who approached this not with caution but with a desire for truth. Read this and you will understand a lot more about the Great Recession. “The “Pig in the Poke” scam is another key to the entire bailout era. After the crash of the housing bubble — […]

Tags: AIG, AIG counter-parties, Blankfein, Federal reserve, Goldman Sachs, Matt Taibbi, Societe Generale
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STICKIER THAN THEY THINK: These are not the only mortgage securities they hold and they all amount to ownership of the risk on every loan they purchased. The purchase of course was accomplished in one of many ways — direct and indirect. But when you come down to it, between the GSE’s (which are now […]

Tags: BINYAMIN APPELBAUM, CDO, CDS, Federal reserve, loans, mortgage bonds, mortgage securities, SPLITTING NOTE FROM MORTGAGE
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In my opinion, the growing anger at Wall Street is giving Lloyd Blankfein and Jamie Dimon another chance at misdirection. They are using the current popular angst to steer the debate into whether derivatives and synthetic CDOs should be banned. In the end they will win that debate, and they should win it. What they […]

Tags: Blankfein, BOND, co-obligors, creditor, DEBTOR, derivatives, Dimon, disclosure, DVL, Ebbers, Federal reserve, fraud, FTC, insurance, intermediaries, liquidity, mortgages, note, notes, obligations, OCC, OTS, prosecution, QWR, regulation, RESPA, TILA, transparency, Wall Street
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See the thing about the arrogance of these non-bank and bank financial institutions is they are rushing to get under the wire before the truth is revealed: they are not the creditor and they never were. Send your debt validation letters and don’t let them sue without filing a motion to dismiss the same as […]

Tags: bailout, credit cards, disclosure, Federal reserve, fraud, Lender Liability, mortgage meltdown, pretender lender, securitization
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See NY Times Morgenstern Article on Goldman/AIG COnflict See GRAPHICAL TIMELINE OF GOLDMAN\’S STRATEGIC \”DEFAULTS\” Understandably this is a lot to take in so I invite you to pick up a copy of the New York Times, or go to the links above and study this article. First, I have excerpted what I think is […]

Tags: Abacus, AIG, Cassano, Egol, Federal reserve, Frost, Goldman, HOLDER, insurance, Maiden Lane, mortgage bonds, Robert Lewis, Sherwood, Siciete Generale, Sundarum, Viniar
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The mistake I detect from those who are not faring well in court is the attempt to treat preliminary motions and hearings as opportunities to prove your entire case. Don’t talk about conspiracy and theft, talk about evidence and discovery. every debtor is entitled to know the identity of the creditor, the full accounting for […]

Tags: creditor, David Stockman, DEBTOR, evidence, evidentiary hearing, Federal reserve, full accounting, identity, mediation, modifications, New York Times, off balance sheet, off shore, reconciliation, yield spread premium
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No governmental relief is in sight for homeowners except in isolated instances of community action together with publicity from the media. State and federal governments continue to sink deeper into debt, cutting social and necessary services while avoiding the elephant in the living room: the trillions of dollars owed and collectible in taxes, recording fees, […]

Tags: bailout, bankruptcy, borrower, credit crisis, disclosure, Federal reserve, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, foreclosures, fraud, Lender Liability, MERS, securitization, TILA
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Remember that $700 billion in TARP? It was dwarfed by other government programs including one from the Federal Reserve. The Federal Reserve went from a non-existent player in the mortgage backed security market a year ago to owning $904 billion of the mortgage backed securities today. But we don’t seem to be getting or seeing […]

Tags: bailout, borrowers, Federal reserve, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, lenders, mortgage meltdown, quiet title, securitization
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Thank You Deontos: This is the elephant in the living room. Once addressed it will be the largest title problem the country has ever seen. There is no continuity in the chain of title. There can’t be any such continuity. The phrase “toxic title” is a good one. Use it even in your correspondence.   The […]

Tags: Elizabeth Duke, Federal reserve, Mary Kane, Toxic title
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Government officials, perhaps influenced by spending too much time with bankers, forgot that if you want to govern effectively you have retain the trust of the people. And by treating the financial industry — which got us into this mess in the first place — with kid gloves, they have squandered that trust. During the […]

Tags: AIG, bailout, disclosure, Federal reserve, foreclosure defense, foreclosure offense, illusion of financial soundness, Krugman, mortgage meltdown, Ny Times, securitization
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