Uncover the secretive realm of Private Equity (PE), a financial powerhouse born in the shadows of the ’40s. A power shift between fund managers and investors is shaking Wall Street, raising questions about market stability. đď¸ As the private equity scam unravels, risk transfers from elites to “mini-millionaires,” potentially triggering the next financial crisis. đ Stay vigilant to navigate this financial maze and safeguard your interests.
The more you know. . .
The Great Taking concisely explains what every American Homeowner and students who were pushed loans knew about the fraudulent securitization scheme. Homeowners tried to tell the courts and state attorneys general that these loans were not mortgages – but actually securities, and that the UCC laws had been changed in the mid 1990s which allowed the thieves to prevail in the pilferage of properties while the thieves wiped out the pension systems worldwide. Scroll down (they make it difficult for Rumble videos).
Take an hour and watch The Great Taking because whether or not you own a home or rent one – what is coming will directly affect you and you’ll want to be prepared.
“âThe Great Takingâ is a not-for-profit documentary produced by former hedge fund manager, David Rogers Webb, which alerts us to the privately-controlled Central Banksâ preparations for the inevitable financial collapse.
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“In an alternate reality, the one progressives wanted, the government wouldnât 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
By Sydney Sullivan
The main focus this week, Blackrock & PIMCO, et al v. U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, was so powerful it deserves to be highlighted. As usual legal protocol, the Plaintiffs’ claims are accepted by the court to be true. For example, the next move for the Defendant might be to file a motion to dismiss, a court must accept all well-pleaded facts as true, viewing the facts in the light most favorable to the plaintiff.
WARNING:Â The contents of this complaint is likely to make certain foreclosure judges with hefty Plaintiff hedge funds preferred shares in their investment portfolios extremely nauseous.
Plaintiffs Blackrock & PIMCO and a multitude of subsidiaries, affiliates, associates, closely related and closely held companies for each sued U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION for BREACH OF CONTRACT; VIOLATION OF THE TRUST INDENTURE ACT OF 1939; BREACH OF FIDUCIARY DUTY; BREACH OF DUTY OF INDEPENDENCE; AND NEGLIGENCE. Continue reading
By Richard Bowen
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has recently announced it is discontinuing their enforcement program requiring admissions of wrongdoing and the prosecutorial approach they were supposedly taking after the 2008 financial crisis. Steven Peikin, co-director of the SECâs enforcement division, said the SEC would drop the âbroken windowsâ strategy of pursuing many cases over even the smallest legal violations, and may also pull back from trying to make some companies admit to wrongdoing as a condition of settling with the SEC.âÂ
Remember in 2013, under Mary Jo Whiteâs leadership, the SEC announced it would make companies and individuals admit wrongdoing as a condition of settling civil charges in certain cases. Continue reading
An Interview and Email with Bix Weir – RoadtoRoota.com
New York Times
Street Scene
WILLIAM D. COHAN
The eighth anniversary of the 2008 financial crisis is almost upon us, making this as good a moment as any to take stock of how little we know still about the bad behavior and deception that occurred inside the big Wall Street banks that helped to cause it â and how little we may ever know.
A wave of settlements between Wall Street and the Justice Department and regulators resulted in fines in excess of $200 billion flowing from the shareholders of these firms into the coffers of the various federal and state government entities. These payments still feel to me more like extortion than justice. After all, if the prosecutorial arm of the federal government that regulates you demands a 10- or 11-figure payment, it seems pointless to argue. Continue reading
By Sydney Sullivan
Shortfall. Unfunded. Underfunding. Sounds like a minimal pension issue – however, it is anything but that. You may have heard the words “shortfall” when your state refers to it’s government budget or pension plan; and, if you are young (say, under 40), you’ve probably not given it a second thought. Just so you know “shortfall” is defined as “a failure to come up to expectation or need” and at 40 it seems like there will be plenty of time and ways to make up a shortfall… not so much when you are 60.If youâre like many Americans, youâre worried about retirement. Maybe before the new century securitization scheme was launched, a “shortfall” might have been more easily explained and handled. But after 2000, the Wall Street securities system ramped up and took deficits to a new high while lining the pockets of Wall Street traders. How did this happen?
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The dictators who have seized the machinery of the Democratic Party are raising money from Democrats and spending it to defeat a Democrat. Namely me. Oh, theyâll screech in their e-mails about how much theyâre concerned about Donald Trumpâs election, or the Koch Brothersâ dirty money, or whatever. They beg relentlessly for us to contribute to them, lest we open the seventh seal and usher in the apocalypse. Well, theyâre bearing false witness. And if Judgment Day ever does come, they surely will go straight to hell. One of these so-called Democratic groups, the Church of Senator Harry Reid (otherwise known as the Senate Majority PAC) is spending $1 million against our campaign, less than two months before our primary election. They are taking our blue money, under the false pretense of helping Democrats, and instead using it to defeat a member of our own party! Why me? Because I am unbought, unbossed, and unwilling to worship their Wall Street idols. Because my flock is The People â citizens who believe in democratic government free from special interests and corruption, where our leaders are chosen by us, not dictated by the Establishment. Whatâs at stake now in our election? Democracy itself. And an opportunity to take back our Party from the corrupt bag-men who have stolen it from us. Weâre not willing to pass the collection plate on Wall Street to fund this campaign. Weâre leaving it to our opponents to collect their thirty pieces of silver. Weâre counting on you, and thousands of other progressives, to come together — to fund our movement, and to fuel our political revolution. Whether I win or lose this election should be up to the voters, not the party autocrats. Courage, Rep. Alan Grayson |
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Okay, think about this – Fannie and Freddie were collaborators, if not the actual architects, and helped set up and patent this corrupt housing scheme. If you haven’t watched THE BIG SHORT yet, the time is NOW (it’s on Netflix). Then watch it again – there were good guys on Wall Street. Not everyone was involved in the corruption, albeit it few and far between. In fact, for many years America had a moral and more ethical financial community. But shortly after President Reagan began deregulating the industry and President Clinton signed off on the whip cream and cherry topping by deregulating Glass-Steagall – Wall Street went to hell in a hand-basket.
According to the Republican Party platform, which can be read in full here, one of the GOPâs goals for 2016 and beyond is to âadvance responsible homeownership while guarding against the abuses that led to the housing collapse.â Continue reading
Deadly Clear 