Matt Weidner – Fighting For The American People

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Drink it all in, folks. Things are bad and only getting worse.  No commentary necessary here, no need to read between any lines.  You can all read the black and white.

The rapid descent into a very dark place has only been hastened as it becomes more and more certain and definite that this nation and especially this state are governed not by people or by laws or by any real justice, but by corporations supported and driven as they are by collision of corruption and cash.

The only real question remains is what happens after the full breadth and depth of the tyranny is fully expressed?  What will this world look like when the corporatacracy apparatchik has ground down and spit out every last bit of law and liberty?  What will we the serfs, the peasants, the prisoners do when clamp is tightened down just a few more screws deeper?

That truly is what terrifies me most. What the masters of the machine fail to realize is the profound danger they are placing all of us in by accelerating this descent into lawlessness.

This nation, these people will only be pushed so far.  The real problem is, the masters will not recognize they’ve pushed too far until it’s too late and there is no turning back.

From The Palm Beach Post:

Florida’s once-heralded foreclosure mill investigations have fizzled as the attorney general’s office has failed to find the right strategy to continue its pursuit and three law firms call for the cases to be dismissed.

This week, an attempt to have the Florida Supreme Court weigh in on whether the state has the authority to subpoena the Law Offices of David J. Stern was denied by the 4th District Court of Appeal.

The decision effectively ends the investigations into complaints that the firms doctored court paperwork in an attempt to speed foreclosures.

FLORIDA ATTORNEY GENERAL

UPDATE: BUT NOW HERE’S A REAL CONFLICT THAT’S DEVELOPING…

 What are we dear people, citizens of a United States of America to make of the fact that one state (that would be Florida) has affirmed a very real wild, dangerous environment of lawlessness while other states, that would be New York, California, Nevada, Michigan, just to name a few have said,

WE WILL OPERATE UNDER A SYSTEM OF EQUAL LAWS THAT BIND PEOPLE AND CORPORATIONS

That’s right, just read the lawsuit that was recently filed in Nevada here and another bombshell, read the lawsuit that was just released a few minutes ago from New York here.

It’s kinda setting up a sort of civil war type situation where on the one hand we’ve got states that are enforcing laws while another state sticks out like a downward sticking thumb, thumbing the nose at the rule of law……

People WAKE UP!

You are getting creamed.

We are getting creamed.

We are all getting destroyed by a system of government that is radically unfair, unjust and therefore entirely illegitimate.

YOU CAN NO LONGER JUST SIT ON THE SIDELINES AND BE A VICTIM.  YOU CAN NO LONGER SIT PROSTRATE AND ALLOW THE WHIPPING AND BEATING AND ABUSE TO CONTINUE.

It’s time for every single person who is impacted by all of this…and that is everyone of you…to make a stand…

COME TO THE STATE CAPITOL AND MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD!

Mortgage Justice Group Announcement

We all know Florida is developing some….ahhh, interesting “legal” theories.  One notable new legal concept from the Sunshine State is called,

“there’s no such thing as forgery, we call it “surrogate signing” down here”

(except that wait a minute isn’t that what AHMSI is suing LPS for?)

and then there’s this other one called,

“there’s no such thing as notary fraud down here we call it, “not illegal to violate the express terms of Florida’s Notary Law”

and then one of my favorites:

“banks can kick down doors whenever they damn well please, don’t worry with any court case, much less an Order”

If it all sounds rather scary and lawless and anarchy-like, well, you’re right.  It is indeed quite terrifying to live in a state where blatant White Collar Criminal Lawlessness has replaced hundreds of years worth of a state’s developed body of statutory and case law.  Where citizens and consumers lie helpless in the face of corporations and an entire system of government that is turned squarely against them, bought off and corrupted as it is by campaign cash.

Yes sir, if you want to see the very worst form of White Collar Criminal Oligarchy that bankster money can buy, well just turn your gaze down here to Florida and you’ll find a perfect case study….everywhere you turn.  And the world is indeed watching.  There are still a few people who give a damn.  A few strong and brave voices who dare to stand up and point out the insanity and danger in all of this.

I find it most regrettable and frankly terrifying that we live in a state where such lawlessness is the accepted state of affairs. I hope that our northern brothers and sisters, all fellow Americans, will not abandon all the good people who live down here and who suffer under this tyranny….take note of what some quite esteemed and authoritative sources say about the state of affairs:

Wow. So LPS used the whitewash IG report from Florida to justify the dismissal of their lawsuit in Nevada. And remember, LPS lobbyists more recently urged the Florida AG’s office to intervene on their behalf in a criminal case in Michigan. The connections between the FLorida AG’s office and LPS just continue to grow.

This also happens to be BS.

Firedoglake

From Matt Stoller at Nekkied Capital:

So that’s a total of 55 people, 10 of whom are FBI agents.  Let’s do a few comparisons.  During the Savings and Loan crisis, Bill Black reminds us that there were about a thousand FBI agents working on the various cases.  That’s one hundred times the number of people working on a scandal that is about forty times larger and far more complex.

To put it another way, let’s say that this scandal cost the American public $5-7 trillion in lost home equity.  That’s about $100 billion of lost home equity per person assigned to this task force.  If someone stole $100 billion a corporation, like say, if somehow Apple’s entire cash hoard which is roughly that amount, suddenly disappeared, I’m guessing that the FBI would assign more than one person to the case.

Another comparison might be Enron, which had 100 FBI agents assigned to the case.

NEKKID CAPITAL