Tag Archives: Fraud

Chris Whalen: The Fallacy of “Too Big To Fail”–Why the Big Banks Will Eventually Break Up

Posted on by
2

Jim Puplava is Author & Host of Financial Sense & Financial Sense Newshour providing weekly broadcasts and writing thought-provoking commentary for Financial Sense Online in addition to interviews with top financial thinkers.
In a riveting interview on the banking industry, Christopher Whalen of Tangent Capital Partners in New York joins Jim on Financial Sense Newshour to discuss the fallacy of “too big to fail,” conflicts of interest in the derivatives markets, problems with the 2005 bankruptcy laws, and political failures, policies and programs.

Chris Whalen elaborates on the present economic situation and why we are not seeing the changes Americans expect.   Continue reading →

SECURITIZED DISTRUST

Posted on by
by Gary Victor Dubin, Honolulu, Hawaii

Gary Victor Dubin was a dynamite Honolulu foreclosure defense attorney with over 40 wins by the DUBIN LAW FIRM in Hawaii foreclosure courts for his clients just in the last year. This is a stunning success given the current judicial climate in Hawaii, not to mention the complexity of securitization, the hidden frauds…and of course, card games and golfing with banksters doesn’t help either. We now fondly call Gary, “Professor Dubin” – no one else has ever achieved his success.

Dubin’s essay “Securitized Distrust” is a culmination of insight with over 20+ years of first hand litigation and this leads right into our latest discovery of WaMu multiple trust loan assignments. Shuffling or fraud… or both?

Continue reading →

HAWAII SENATE RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO INVESTIGATE CASES WHERE FRAUDULENT TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE LOAN DOCUMENTS ARE ALLEGED.

Posted on by
26

HAWAII SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION  S.C.R. NO. 39 – NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT AND TESTIMONY BEFORE MARCH 13, 2012 at 10:15 A.M.

Honolulu, Hawaii March 9, 2012    Mahalo Hawaii Senators!  

In an effort to get the Hawaii Attorney General’s focus on the fraudulent documents filed in the Hawaii Bureau of Conveyances, the Hawaii Senate drafted a Concurrent Resolution in cooperation with the House Representatives:

“DIRECTING THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE STATE OF HAWAII TO INVESTIGATE CASES WHERE FRAUDULENT TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE LOAN DOCUMENTS ARE ALLEGED“…and just in time. Continue reading →

Confidence Game – The Film Unraveling Mortgage Fraud

Posted on by

Are Promissory Notes actually Securities before the homeowner signed the mortgage documents?  That’s a heavy thought isn’t it?  

Listen to short clip here.

As DeadlyClear interviewed Blue Chip Films Producer/Director Nick Verbitsky about his new documentary film Confidence Game based on the demise and collapse of Bear Stearns, there emerged a confirmation to a missing piece of the mortgage-backed securitization process long suspected by foreclosure defense researchers and analysts that may expose a whole new avenue of fraud and even invalidate/void mortgage loan documents.  

Continue reading →

A Leopard Doesn’t Change It’s Spots – Don’t Expect Wall Street Banks To

Posted on by

The proposed multi-state Attorneys General Wall Street bank fraud settlement has been the top-watch of foreclosure defense families and attorneys at war with the banks.

The disapproval of this settlement ranks highest among those in the throws of research and who understand the mathematics (or lack of) bantered about by various news stories.

The real statistics are staggering.   Continue reading →

REALITY CHECK – SECURITIZATION FAIL!

Posted on by
Reply

If you do nothing else this weekend – PLEASE read this post.
If you are a Legislator –
this is imperative to your better understanding of the current foreclosure crisis
and why your Attorney General should NOT sign the servicer settlement agreement
… yet.
Yes, it’s long –  it’s factual, hang in there and you’ll learn what you need to know.

BY | FEBRUARY 2, 2012

WARNING: Attention homeowners: Do not read this post as legal advice. Although the information in this post is true, securitization fail, even of your loan, will not typically prevent the bank from foreclosing on you, unless you have a good lawyer. Even then, realistic end game is a sustainable modification, not a free house. More after the post. Continue reading →

The Reality of Mis-Perception – Bankster Brainwashing & Barack

Posted on by
13

A good friend once said, “Perception becomes the reality.”

When opinion is accepted as fact, perception soon becomes reality, at least for those who share these opinions and cling to the resulting perceptions. Herein lies the reason for the division in America today and unless we make a concerted effort to separate perception from reality, opinion from fact, fiction from truth, that division will continue [JB Williams 2005].

While the President’s State of the Union speech was… Continue reading →

The Cow Jumped Over the Moon – There Are Judges Killing the Titles

Posted on by
12

Reading the biased judicial opinion in the transcripts of the Florida case, Deutsche Bank vs. Renee Cuenca compels the apparent need to make an early opening statement.

Maybe it needs to be dialogue on a new television series – like “Fraud & Foreclosure” … or “Un-Justice”.

The Cuenca transcripts – like the more recent foreclosure orders dissing the borrowers’ rights to challenge the Assignment of Mortgages, instill a vivid picture of the “cow jumped over the moon.”  How does the Judge get from point A to point D without connecting the dots? Continue reading →

The Frauds of Wells Fargo Were Warned of 100 Years Ago – channeling Charles A.Lindbergh, Sr.

Posted on by
10

“This [Federal Reserve Act] establishes the most gigantic trust on earth. When  President Wilson signs this bill, the invisible government of the monetary power will be legalized….the worst legislative crime of the ages is perpetrated by this banking and currency bill.” -Charles A. Lindbergh, Sr. , 1913

Charles A.Lindbergh Sr. was the father of Hana’s beloved “Lucky Lindy” – aviator Charles Lindbergh, who is buried just outside of Hana town in Kipahulu, Hawaii. It made sense to dedicate this post to his father, a Minnesota Congressman from 1907-1917.

One hundred years later, the Congressman’s courageous statements carry the truth of the corruption in Wall Street and government and strike at the very core of our nation, as well as the world’s, economic nightmare.

In 1913, he wrote Banking And Currency And The Money Trust  By Charles A. Lindbergh, and in 1917 he wrote “Why is Your Country at War?”, attributing high finance as Continue reading →

“$16 Trillion Dollars Flushed Down the Toilet” – says Delaware AG Beau Biden

Posted on by
3

If anyone doubts why the Governors in all 50 states should not allow their Attorneys General to sign the Multi-State Bank Settlement then take the time to listen to Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden in this MSNBC interview with Alex Wagner. CLICK HERE for Interview

Banks “who engaged in fraudulent behavior should not be granted criminal or civil immunity for potential wrongdoing related to illegal mortgage and foreclosure practices…the Federal Government and State attorneys general should proceed with full investigations into claims of fraudulent behavior by the banks”  CLICK HERE for video. Continue reading →