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We’re fortunate in Hawaii to have accessible U.S. Senators who have been on a first name basis with with their constituents forever. And at times like these U.S. Senator “Dan” Inouye has always been our “go to guy.”
Aloha Senator Inouye –
This morning we received the email of President Obama’s Weekly Address:
It’s Time for Congress to Help Responsible Homeowners.
Oh Pleeese, who does Ben Bernanke think he is kidding?! Congress has the ability to say, “Don’t buy bad debt.”The stock market surged today because the Federal Reserve announced it was going to take $40 Billion of our tax dollars per month “until further notice” and buy inflated, defective, fraudulent mortgage-backed securities (MBS) indefinitely from the banksters.
Does that really make any sense? Continue reading
Mayor of Mississauga for 11 terms and 92% of the vote, Hazel McCallion has maintained one of the few debt-free cities in Canada… so folks, it can be done.
Neil Barofsky is the author of the new book “BAILOUT: An Inside Account of How Washington Abandoned Main Street While Rescuing Wall Street.” If you read anything in Neil Barofsky’s new book – BAILOUT, you MUST read
Chapter 8 “Foaming the Runway”.
Wells Fargo, again – why are we not surprised? Look at the Congressional, Executive Branch and Supreme court bank and Wall Street investments and then let’s discuss why these bankster keep getting away with this.
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This happen in June and again over the Labor Day weekend. The couple needs to haul Wells Fargo and the company that Wells Fargo contracted to court.
But on June 1, a neighbor in Twentynine Palms called the Tjosaas family, asking if they had authorized people to clear out their home.
“We assumed it was a break-in and, really, it was a break-in,” Tjosaas said. “They weren’t legally supposed to be there.”
Tom Goyda, vice president of corporate communications for Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, told ABC News the company had foreclosed appropriately on another property near the Tjosaas house and the error was made when a contractor mistakenly went to the Tjosaas house instead of the correct house.
The Tjosaas home had actually never had a mortgage or lien on it because it was paid for in cash as it was being built about…
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