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BOMBSHELL FORECLOSURE FRAUD REPORT….From Naked Capitalism…

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Those seeking foreclosure assistance or wondering what help there is to them in foreclosure should read this article from Naked Capitalism

It was a rude introduction to what was to become staples of foreclosure
fights: the bank side producing documents that were clear fabrications to
fix the ownership problem; a servicer employee sternly insisting that the documents
had only been in certain locations when Fedex tracking codes showed
him to have perjured himself; a lawyer for the foreclosure mill admitting to
conduct that should have gotten her disbarred.

The foreclosure reviews showed persistent, widespread efforts by Bank of
America to avoid any finding of borrower harm. These efforts were supported
and enabled by Promontory. The whistleblowers, told their role would be to
act as investigators and help borrower get compensation they deserved, all
described the review process as seriously flawed. Yet even with those obstacles,
they saw abundant evidence of serious damage to borrowers.

NAKED CAPITALISM

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How would you like your paycheck to drop by 40%?

THANKS TO FLORIDA LEGISLATORS…PAYCHECKS COULD DROP BY AS MUCH AS 40%!

foreclosure-legal-newsThe Florida Legislature is hard at work this session!

Those seeking foreclosure assistance or wondering what help there is to them in foreclosure

The Florida House just passed a bill that overrides local living wage and sick time ordinances, meaning that South Florida employees could take a 40 percent cut in pay.

Miami-Dade and Broward counties both have local laws that require companies who work with the county to pay a higher living wage than the statewide minimum of $7.79.

For 2012-2013, the living wage in Miami-Dade was set at $12.06 with a health plan and $13.82 without.

Rep. Jason Brodeur (R-Sanford) supports preempting local living wages, arguing that “Businesses … need to know they have consistency and stability in the environment in order to drive economic growth,” as reported by the Orlando Sentinel.

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Our Children Will Forever Pay For George Bush's War Crimes.

America in Foreclosure, And Wars That Cost $6 Trillion……(And The Murder of Innocent Children)

I wonder if we’ll see the day when George Bush and Dick Cheney will be prosecuted for their war crimes?

I wonder if the lies and the fraud that were used to send our nation’s men and women into a pillaging war of conquest will ever be accounted for?

I wonder if this generation of Americans will wake up and hold the war profiteers accountable for ransacking our nation’s treasury and wasting away all that our nation had saved?

I wonder if the chickenhawks, those cowards who never served in uniform and have no idea what the real honor of our nation’s military history is will ever be accountable?

I know we can never repay the debts that we all owe to the men and women who served their country in uniform….

You won’t see this reported in American media…but the cost of Bush’s wars is $6 Trillion…:

The fresh calculation – which includes the cost of spiralling veterans’ care bills and the future interest on war loans – paints a grim picture of how America’s future at home and abroad has been mortgaged to the two conflicts entered into by George W Bush in 2001 and 2003.

“There will be no peace dividend,” is the stark conclusion from the 22-page report from the Kennedy School of Government, “and the legacy of Iraq and Afghanistan wars will be costs that persist for decades.”

The report comes as the US prepares for a final withdrawal from Afghanistan, a move that Barack Obama trumpeted in his State of the Union address as a sign that America was finally moving forward after a sapping decade of war.

However the working paper by Professor Linda J. Bilmes makes clear that the true legacy the two conflicts – which have cost $2 trillion in actual outlays so far – have not yet even begun to be appreciated.

“There’s a sense that we are turning the corner, but unfortunately, the legacy of these wars, because of decision about the way we fought and funded these wars, means we will be paying the costs for a long time to come,” Prof Bilmes said in an interview with The Daily Telegraph. “We may be mentally turning the page, but we are certainly not from a budgetary and financial perspective.”

DAILY TELEGRAPH

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But there is another area...one that impacts all of us...that is so blatant, so clear, so direct, that our courts cannot ignore.

Do Florida’s Foreclosure Courts Have A Moral Obligation To Rehabilitate The Banks?

I was going to start my post with the question,

Do Florida’s Foreclosure Courts Have Any Obligation to Punish Bank Wrongdoing?

Or something like….

Will The Government Help Americans in The Foreclosure Process?

But then I realized, everyone would think I’ve completely lost it, that I’m being completely amateurish, that I had not been following any case law or reporting over the last several years, particularly as it relates to the crimes and abuses visited upon the American people by the banks, by Wall Street and by the corporations that run our nation’s court system.

Of course courts cannot punish bank wrongdoing.  Of course courts cannot hold any of the criminals or con artists that own our courts and run our nation’s financial system responsible.  After all….especially here in the State of Florida, fraudclosure capital of the universe, where it is the job of our courts to:

GET THIS ECONOMY MOVING AGAIN!

And in order to do so, our courts have to ignore any law, rule, procedure, or principal that stands in the way of doing what is the ultimate objective:

GRANT FORECLOSURE JUDGMENTS!

The banks and their attorneys have been making a mockery of what we thought was our nation’s legal system for decades now.  Here in Florida, long before foreclosures were hot and sexy, the foreclosure mills were lying to the court with virtually every lawsuit they filed.  Remember the count…..

THE NOTE IS LOST OR DESTROYED AND CANNOT BE FOUND

I remember a good judge used to say, “A hard to find note is not the same thing as a lost note”  and he kind of expected the foreclosure mills to go and find those notes…at a time when so many other judges just shrugged their black robed shoulders and said, “Oh well, they can’t find the note”  Fast forward many years now and that lie, repeated over and over tens of thousands of times, seems so small compared to all the other lies….the entirety of the judicial system turned on its head as it is.

It is plainly, blatantly, disgustingly obvious that our nation’s courts have no appetite for providing any kind of sanction whatsoever.   It’s clear that the banks are like the Lindsay Lohan of our nation’s legal world.  The entirety of government, and especially our nation’s court system, are happy to laugh away at all their transgressions.  And just like Lindsay, no one apparently cares about the consequences of all this unrestrained arrogance and wrongdoing.

But there is another area…one that impacts all of us…that is so blatant, so clear, so direct, that our courts cannot ignore.  There, I did it again…..”Our courts cannot ignore”.  Only they can.  But will they?

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The banks are pulling a scam over our courts, our judges, our legislature and on every single taxpayer in this state!

What if The Banks Were Systematically, Repetitively And Knowingly Ripping Off The Courts In Foreclosure Cases?

If Florida’s judges, Constitutional officers as they are, became aware that in a significant percentage of the cases that pass their benches, the banks were ripping off the State of Florida?  Would the judges have a duty to not allow the foreclosures to continue?

And no, I’m not talking about fraud or forgery or robo signing or any of the other crimes that are so well documented, I’m talking about a new scam that has become apparent.  A scam so bold, so arrogant, so persistent that, well….only a banker and their foreclosure mill attorneys would contemplate carrying it out.  It’s not at all complex.  It’s just another one of those things that’s so blatant, so simple that no one ever thought to look at it.

Now granted, it’s gone unchecked under my radar screen for years and I don’t know of any other foreclosure defense attorney who’s raised the issue.  There are very few appellate cases on the issue….only one directly on point.  But in each of those cases, and in every time I’ve brought it before a judge….the judges have agreed with me…..

NO FORECLOSURE FOR YOU BANK UNTIL YOU FIX YOUR PROBLEM!

Now, like most defenses, it’s not a free house.  Heck, it’s not  even a defense really as much as it is a responsibility that the banks have been ignoring…..and we’ve all been letting them get away with it.  It’s simply a requirement that banks play by the rules before they use our state resources.

But as our state’s court system continues on this mad dash to grant foreclosure judgments to those irresponsible and downright criminal organizations known as the banks, mark my words…

The banks are pulling a scam over our courts, our judges, our legislature and on every single taxpayer in this state!

Our state’s court budgets are cut every year. And our courts, rather than stand up tall, proud and powerful.  Rather than exercise their status a co equal branches of government and force the legislative and executive branches to show us the respect that we are entitled to, our courts just bend and bow, subservient.

If a Foreclosing Plaintiff did not pay the correct, statutorily-mandated filing fee, the Clerk of Court would not issue a Final Judgement of Foreclosure until that fee is paid. I this new area, our judges should not be using precious taxpayer resources to reward the banks….and they certainly should not be rewarding the banks with title to properties, because they have:

Systematically, Repetitively And Knowingly Ripped Off Our State In Foreclosure Cases

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