This is profoundly brilliant. I don’t know who he is other than “Milton” was on the link that was sent to me. I wish I could articulate this sad state of affairs we find our country in today as well as he has.
Continue readingBy Sydney Sullivan
If Twitter wasn’t so juvenile and painfully politically biased this Twitter prison sentence wouldn’t be worth my time to post. But since COVID-19 has turned into a political weapon rather than a imminent concern, its very hard to take any politician seriously on the subject.
As litigation paralegals, we research everything and weigh the evidence. There is more information available that confirms face masks are more unhealthy than any good they actually do. In the early phases of this COVID scare, we made over 200 masks for our local community. We were careful to use recommended material and even added an iron-on interfacing with more secure strapping.
But as time went on, people in the stores had paper masks hanging off their faces and more stories about how useless masks were against such a tiny virus began to surface. Dr. Fauci didn’t help either. One day he was “no masks needed” and the next time “wear masks”. And let’s face it, politicians are not always the brightest light bulbs on the planet – so whatever they hear last is where they stand.
Continue reading“Hundreds of forged documents have been transmitted by mail and wire to be recorded in the Offices of the Wisconsin Registers of Deeds, contrary to 18 U.S.C. secs. 1341 or 1343, which are predicate acts in violation of 18 U.S.C. sec. 1961 designated in Wis. Stat. sec. 946.82(4) as predicate acts and also involve multiple violations of Wis. Stat. sec. 943.38(1)(a), defined as predicate acts under Wis. Stat. sec. 946.82(4), prohibited under Wis. Stat. sec. 946.83 and chargeable as crimes.”
Source: Support Wendy Nora in Wisconsin
via The Securitization Debacle – A U.S. Pension Shortfall: $3.4 Trillion+ [$3,400,000,000,000]
Remember this was from 2016 – it has since tripled and continues to climb. States have dug a hole so deep they can’t get out. It appears the new “Defund the Police” cry is just a cover-up for the past bad behavior. Intentional? What do you think?
“In an alternate reality, the one progressives wanted, the government wouldn’t have bailed out the banks during the 2008 crash. When mortgage-backed securities began catching flame like newspaper under logs, the government would have prioritized struggling homeowners instead. It would have created a corporation to buy back the
Dear God – I love this post. And just before Good Friday and Easter – Thank you. Amen!
Living Lies: “If the investment banks and the investors are not losing money arising from “nonpayments”, forbearances sand moratoriums then who is losing money?
The myth is that servicers are losing money. That isn’t true. Mr. Cooper, Ocwen et al have no liability to investors. Who does?
It turns out that the investment banks have a theoretical discretionary liability to investors that they are only honoring because they are trying to sell more certificates. They have no obligation to actually make those payments because this is an “event” (in their contract with investors) that they could declare and thus temporarily or permanently reduce or suspend payments to investors.”
One Question, Mr . Cooper – Whaddah y’all do with the $29+ Trillion in Bailout money from the Federal Reserve from 2007-2010? http://www.levyinstitute.org/pubs/wp_698.pdf
Source: No Martha this is an opportunity — not a tragedy — for the public to deal with mortgage “servicers”
LIVING LIES: “The foreclosure mill lawyer should be pressed as to the identity of his client and whether he represents, for example, US Bank, or some trust or some “certificate holders.” The lawyer can’t answer because the answer is none of the above. The lawyer represents a servicer who is receiving instructions from an investment bank. The lawyer will give an evasive answer. The homeowner should object and request the mediator note that the appearance of the Plaintiff is in question and unresolved.”
LIVING LIES: “But since hardly anyone persists, the banks continue to stonewall. Despite the fact that the foreclosure is a hoax, they win because homeowners either give up or don’t pay a lawyer enough money to really litigate the case for them. They want the result without paying for it. Our system doesn’t work that way…”
Source: What Aggressive Discovery Looks Like and What Eventually Happens to Stonewalling Servicers and Banks
LIVING LIES: “It’s complicated. Giving the investors money was a pay down of the obligation owed by the investment Banks, not the Borrowers. It didn’t change anything in the trust.
But that begs the real question. The trust never owned anything to begin with. The trust does not exist as a legal person under any law of any jurisdiction simply because there is absolutely nothing in it. Therefore there is no law that could or would support any claim on behalf of a REMIC trust as a claimant in bankruptcy, a Plaintiff in judicial foreclosure or a beneficiary in nonjudicial foreclosure.
Yes it is that simple. But getting there is difficult particularly when dealing with widely held misconceptions of the facts. And failure to raise the point might in effect give the lawyers for “the trust” judicial standing for the purpose of that action in court.”
Source: Actual Fiction and Legal Fiction: Why the Big Settlements Are Not Reducing Borrower Debt
