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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1165715 United States 01/07/2011 06:16 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Greetings, Quoting: JimmyKThis will lead to collapse and Martial Law. The Banks do not own the homes but the banks use the value of the homes to conduct business in investments. The value that secures the investments go to zero. Any money paid out on said investments would likely be due back to the payer. The Banks will attempt to call in as many business loans as they can quickly. Much of their value out is backed by zero. The entire system, which is already quite fragile, will fall, and mark my words friends, followed by Martial Law. Regards Folks JimmyK The fuse is now lit. I have always found it interesting how there is always a time delay... about 3 to 5 days... like the roadrunner cartoon when the coyote goes off the cliff... but... doesn't... fall.. immediately. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1218306 United States 01/07/2011 06:19 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am being nobody here. One will notice the absolute rising of fear of change and fear mongering that is exponentially spiralling inward. One cannot know the hour for we the nobodies are changing the electromagnetic field, not the other way around. As above so below. Negative polarity or positive politary, that is your freewill. |
Psych User ID: 903456 Netherlands 01/07/2011 06:21 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This is a highly complicated matter. This will not be easily resolved but resolved it will be. And the people who got foreclosed on or are in the process of being foreclosed on probably should hold off popping the champagne bottles. This is just a delay of a rightful execution. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1210001If you got/get foreclosed on, it's probably for the right reasons (like not fulfilling your obligation) but executed by the wrong party. The 'fraud' boils down to a technicality. The company who is collecting on your mortgage isn't the actual owner anymore, but someone does. You do have an obligation to pay your mortgage. The question is, who is eligible to collect it. For people who do pay their mortgage it's fair to question who holds their mortgage in order to pay off your mortgage to the rightful owner. For people who can't pay their mortgage it's unfair to jump on this bandwagon. Basically, those people don't meet their contractual commitments and commit fraud themselves because even if the rightful owner shows up with their contract, they still wouldn't/couldn't pay. If you took on a mortgage, you should be ready to pay for it when the rightful owner shows up. I think the majority of people who got foreclosed on or are in the process of being foreclosed on are hoping to take advantage of this technicality to reverse a bad decisions They made in the past. These people signed contract who shouldn't have and now they try to weasel their way out of it. I tend to agree on the fact that in this underregulated market loan sharks played a trick on suckers who thought that their unbacked property would always increase in value. Especially those NINJA loans are unforgivable. Having said that. Two parties made a commitment and both of them should uphold their contractual commitments. I think this will be solved and the rightful owner will show up to collect. The holder of these securities is the owner of your mortgage. It just so happened to be, that the government bought a shit-load of these securities. They wouldn't even have to dismantle the securities to find out what's in them exactly. So in conclusion... if you aren't able to meet your contractual commitments anyway, don't get your hopes up. --- NICE RANT, BUT YOU FORGOT THE KEY WORD. FRAUD! You ain't from around these parts are ya? The banks committed fraud. They NEED to pay. They NEED to go to prison. They NEED to give back what they have stolen. Get it? I did mention it. And explained what the 'fraud' (to my understanding) consists. But maybe you want to enlighten me. What do the banks need to pay? And to who? What is it what the banks exactly have stolen? |
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JimmyK User ID: 397865 United States 01/07/2011 06:21 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Greetings, Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1210001This will lead to collapse and Martial Law. The Banks do not own the homes but the banks use the value of the homes to conduct business in investments. The value that secures the investments go to zero. Any money paid out on said investments would likely be due back to the payer. The Banks will attempt to call in as many business loans as they can quickly. Much of their value out is backed by zero. The entire system, which is already quite fragile, will fall, and mark my words friends, followed by Martial Law. Regards Folks JimmyK Let the chips fall where they may. To hell with the banks! Greetings, I agree with your sentiment but also acknowledge we have no choice in the matter. The state America will be in will make for a lot of itchy trigger fingers. Unfortunately, the folks with their fingers on the buttons are the same folks going down just as a passing thought. Regards Jimmy |
Tuatha_dé_Danna User ID: 1216790 Argentina 01/07/2011 06:22 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am being nobody here. One will notice the absolute rising of fear of change and fear mongering that is exponentially spiralling inward. One cannot know the hour for we the nobodies are changing the electromagnetic field, not the other way around. As above so below. Negative polarity or positive politary, that is your freewill. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1218306People keep looking for something to happen but dont really get it we are the next thing to "happen" we will be the problem to which martial law is the solution....why do you think they have purposely pushed society to the point of implosion....because they want it to implode. What justifies instant martial law and soldiers vs civilians? Rioting and revolution of course. YOU are the next phase, you are to bring about your own definitive slavery. But not yet, theres a piece missing... |
Night_Sky User ID: 1221372 Canada 01/07/2011 06:24 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The mistake banks made was repackaging and sell off bad loans over and over again. It doesn't change the fact that MOST of these people owe on their homes and they need to pay up. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1221280I would agree with you, the problem is... who do they pay the money to? The bank has been proven to not be owed the money (they sold the mortgage to someone else). I would think the law 'possession is 9/10ths of the law' would be in effect for this issue. If you owe money, but don't know who it is owed to... who do you pay the money to? I would be happy to accept your money, I don't have the mortgage to your home either. LOL Peace. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1165715 United States 01/07/2011 06:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Greetings, Quoting: JimmyKThe state America will be in will make for a lot of itchy trigger fingers. Unfortunately, the folks with their fingers on the buttons are the same folks going down just as a passing thought. Regards Jimmy Greetings to you Jimmy K, You get it, the big picture, but I don't understand this post. Open ears and open mind here. Thanks for the consideration. |
JimmyK User ID: 397865 United States 01/07/2011 06:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am being nobody here. One will notice the absolute rising of fear of change and fear mongering that is exponentially spiralling inward. One cannot know the hour for we the nobodies are changing the electromagnetic field, not the other way around. As above so below. Negative polarity or positive politary, that is your freewill. Quoting: Tuatha_dé_DannaPeople keep looking for something to happen but dont really get it we are the next thing to "happen" we will be the problem to which martial law is the solution....why do you think they have purposely pushed society to the point of implosion....because they want it to implode. What justifies instant martial law and soldiers vs civilians? Rioting and revolution of course. YOU are the next phase, you are to bring about your own definitive slavery. But not yet, theres a piece missing... Greetings. I agree with you. The other piece missing in my thoughts are the other Countries. This will lead to a great war. Regards Jimmy |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1210001 United States 01/07/2011 06:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I did mention it. And explained what the 'fraud' (to my understanding) consists. Quoting: PsychBut maybe you want to enlighten me. What do the banks need to pay? And to who? What is it what the banks exactly have stolen? Do your own research buddy. If you don't know the answers to those questions by now, You shouldn't be commenting on this thread. BTW, Google is your friend....... |
oniongrass User ID: 1193082 United States 01/07/2011 06:27 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This is a highly complicated matter. Quoting: Psych... You do have an obligation to pay your mortgage. The question is, who is eligible to collect it. ... For people who can't pay their mortgage it's unfair to jump on this bandwagon. Basically, those people don't meet their contractual commitments and commit fraud themselves because even if the rightful owner shows up with their contract, they still wouldn't/couldn't pay. ... Answers in order: This is not all that complicated, or at least parts of it are simple. See the next point. To whom do you owe an obligation? To God? To me? To someone who sends you a payment book? If you can't show the obligation clearly, I don't see that it clearly exists. I was not joking by putting God in there. You think this is some free-floating moral obligation. It's not. It's legal, no more nor less. If your creditor vanishes, you don't owe. Lots of stuff in life is unfair. It would be nice for things to be unfairly good for once, usually it goes the other way in society! People aren't about to go out of their way to be extra fair to banks right at the moment, and they have every good reason for this feeling. . DON'T VAX, PROPHYLAX! ____________ There is no anger in Me: If one offers Me thorns and thistles, I will march to battle against him, And set all of them on fire. But if he holds fast to My refuge, He makes Me his friend; He makes Me his friend. (Isaiah 27:4-5) |
Psych User ID: 903456 Netherlands 01/07/2011 06:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I did mention it. And explained what the 'fraud' (to my understanding) consists. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1210001But maybe you want to enlighten me. What do the banks need to pay? And to who? What is it what the banks exactly have stolen? --- Do your own research buddy. If you don't know the answers to those questions by now, You shouldn't be commenting on this thread. BTW, Google is your friend....... I already explained my take on it but you don't agree with it so i am asking you what your take on it is. |
SpydrGrl User ID: 1142555 United States 01/07/2011 06:29 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | contract law. the cornerstone the nation was built on. either it is upheld. or not. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1165715There are levels to the "law". I believe all land, and people, are owned by the Crown. An old paper I once read a long time ago bout who really owns the USA. In light of that, none of this really means anything in the end as the deck is stacked and slight of hand trumps hard work. There are moving pieces on the board. Best to work on the piece we have control over and that's developing our individual humanity. I like to think soul. And go from there. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1210001 United States 01/07/2011 06:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I did mention it. And explained what the 'fraud' (to my understanding) consists. Quoting: PsychBut maybe you want to enlighten me. What do the banks need to pay? And to who? What is it what the banks exactly have stolen? --- Do your own research buddy. If you don't know the answers to those questions by now, You shouldn't be commenting on this thread. BTW, Google is your friend....... I already explained my take on it but you don't agree with it so i am asking you what your take on it is. Face/Palm........ |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1165715 United States 01/07/2011 06:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | contract law. the cornerstone the nation was built on. either it is upheld. or not. Quoting: SpydrGrl 1142555There are levels to the "law". I believe all land, and people, are owned by the Crown. An old paper I once read a long time ago bout who really owns the USA. In light of that, none of this really means anything in the end as the deck is stacked and slight of hand trumps hard work. There are moving pieces on the board. Best to work on the piece we have control over and that's developing our individual humanity. I like to think soul. And go from there. Well, that's great, throw in a unanimous State Supreme Court ruling and the board just went check-mate. King is captured. Beaten by a pawn. |
Tuatha_dé_Danna User ID: 1216790 Argentina 01/07/2011 06:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Greetings. Quoting: JimmyKI agree with you. The other piece missing in my thoughts are the other Countries. This will lead to a great war. Regards Jimmy They need the herd to accept it, one way or the other. You have to want to be that slave, that is the endgame. |
THE SERCHER User ID: 1192080 United States 01/07/2011 06:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My best guess is things will continue to go on as usual. I don't believe what I hear in the news, but I certainly don't believe what I read hear - it's mostly fantasy. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1202781yeah pretty much once you step away from the pc and the tv everything goes back to normal. as normal as things can get ne way |
Corizon User ID: 990018 United States 01/07/2011 06:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | not to oversimplify but I pay my mortgage and I only have 1 per house and , the bank mammages not to take it away.. Remember, Remember 11 September The Gun powder, Treason and Plot I know of NO reason why the gun powder treason should ever be forgot. "Don't tell me what you believe in. I'll observe how you behave and I will make my own determination." Alex Trebek There was a man upon the stair When I looked back, he wasn't there He wasn't there again today I think he's from the CIA. ~ Mad Magazine |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1182918 United States 01/07/2011 06:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | contract law. the cornerstone the nation was built on. either it is upheld. or not. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1210001-------------------- Either there is the rule of law or there is not. This WILL prove it one way on the other. If the banks are allowed to negate 400 years of contract law just because it is "inconvenient" and would cost them "internal administrative costs" ... then the foundation of the entire commercial law legal system in the US is GONE. It then becomes a Free For All as to who has the biggest lobbying dollars since contracts cease to mean anything (sounds like what happens in a third world crooked country to me) The Court isn't ordering anything outlandish or what hasn't been required for the last 400 years in the US and British legal system. |
JimmyK User ID: 397865 United States 01/07/2011 06:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Greetings, Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1165715The state America will be in will make for a lot of itchy trigger fingers. Unfortunately, the folks with their fingers on the buttons are the same folks going down just as a passing thought. Regards Jimmy Greetings to you Jimmy K, You get it, the big picture, but I don't understand this post. Open ears and open mind here. Thanks for the consideration. Hello. Forgive me for not being clear. Consider the following statement. "According to Collier, his clients may now own the home free and clear. "I don't see how [the banks] can win if they challenge the decision," he said, "but maybe they'll take a shot." This was taken from the last paragraph from this article... [link to money.cnn.com] The fact is it is not only the folks losing their homes but also those who have never missed a payment nor been a day late. When it becomes apparent the banks cannot legally establish title folks will start not paying as they watch neighbors "get their houses without paying". The Banks and other Major Corporations run the Government. It is "their guy" who has his finger on the button. The President of The United States has a job that pays $400,000 per year plus $50k in expenses. Yet, we see MILLIONS spent on trying to get Mr X elected. Mr X often spends MILLIONS of his own to secure a < half a million dollars a year job. They have kept the people roughly divided down the middle via Politics. I fear it is beyond the time when they can be fought and this came about by our own division. Only in a land of divided people can such a thing take place as has. They toss us political bones to fight over while they are about their business. It is they who will not go quietly into the night and it is they that have the technology to destroy us all. Regards Jimmy |
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Tuatha_dé_Danna User ID: 1216790 Argentina 01/07/2011 06:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | They have kept the people roughly divided down the middle via Politics. I fear it is beyond the time when they can be fought and this came about by our own division. Quoting: JimmyKOnly in a land of divided people can such a thing take place as has. They toss us political bones to fight over while they are about their business. Jimmy Politics, religion, colour, you name it, all by design, all used in the same way. Divide and conquer was their first strategy to control a race which would otherwise despised them. |
oniongrass User ID: 1193082 United States 01/07/2011 06:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | An interesting discussion is here. The comments are interesting too. [link to www.nakedcapitalism.com] . DON'T VAX, PROPHYLAX! ____________ There is no anger in Me: If one offers Me thorns and thistles, I will march to battle against him, And set all of them on fire. But if he holds fast to My refuge, He makes Me his friend; He makes Me his friend. (Isaiah 27:4-5) |
Psych User ID: 903456 Netherlands 01/07/2011 06:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This is a highly complicated matter. Quoting: oniongrass... You do have an obligation to pay your mortgage. The question is, who is eligible to collect it. ... For people who can't pay their mortgage it's unfair to jump on this bandwagon. Basically, those people don't meet their contractual commitments and commit fraud themselves because even if the rightful owner shows up with their contract, they still wouldn't/couldn't pay. --- Answers in order: This is not all that complicated, or at least parts of it are simple. See the next point. To whom do you owe an obligation? To God? To me? To someone who sends you a payment book? If you can't show the obligation clearly, I don't see that it clearly exists. I was not joking by putting God in there. You think this is some free-floating moral obligation. It's not. It's legal, no more nor less. If your creditor vanishes, you don't owe. Lots of stuff in life is unfair. It would be nice for things to be unfairly good for once, usually it goes the other way in society! People aren't about to go out of their way to be extra fair to banks right at the moment, and they have every good reason for this feeling. I agree on that in part. Like is said earlier. The collector of the mortgage is not the owner anymore, but someone is. And that is what's need to be sorted out. The payments people made on their mortgage to those who didn't hold the contract, collected this unrightfully. They are legally not the ones who should have collected the payments and are not eligible to foreclose on their homes. Only the rightful owner of that contract is. The money which has been payed to the unrightful creditor should go to the rightful creditor, the owner of the actual contract. The rightful creditor of these contracts would have the ability to claim those payments from the unrightful creditor or from the people who withhold payments until this is sorted out. If the rightful owner of these contracts show up to collect and people can't or refuse to pay, the rightful creditor would have the power to foreclose on the property. Don't mind me saying this but it seems to me that a lot of people are hoping they can't find the rightful owner of their contract so they could gain a property for free. Last Edited by Psych-old on 01/07/2011 06:46 PM |
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