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Attorney General Probe Of Florida Foreclosure Companies Expanding….

foreclosure-stepsNot so long ago, it looked like the banks were going to moonwalk away from the crime scene they created with no penalty…not even much of a slap on the wrist.   First the banks protested the paltry $20 million dollar settlement and other terms, then they objected to the $5 million settlement terms.   But it wasn’t just the banks that were protesting settlement terms, the banks had the support of four of this country’s attorneys general who howled about how the banks could not face any consequence…they warned us of the dire….

MORAL HAZARD

that would occur if they leaned on the organized crime syndicate..no I’m sorry, I mean the banking and foreclosure industries.   The basic gist of the warning issued by these four attorney generals was that the country would collapse and the rapture would definitely come if any of their constituents….(I’m talking about the banks of course) were forced to face any consequence.

But now there are serious breaks in the ranks of the attorneys general from all across the country.   It appears that some state AG’s want to let the criminals moonwalk away…while others have decided that their job as attorney generals is to investigate and prosecute crimes.   It’s terribly ironic that Florida is a focus of these investigations….but not, apparently, by Florida’s Attorney General…..

Read on here for a little disgusting story…..then after your read, please visit Pam Bondi’s Website and Facebook page to let her know what side you think she should be on.

3 Comments

  • Lit Gant says:

    I already know what side Pam Obondi comes down on. She is a groupie for the big banks. If she was for the people of Florida let her promise the billion dollars she is going to get will be used to help the PEOPLE, NOT THE COURTS! If this money is given to the courts it is her proof who she is with. If there is a lack of funds for the courts INCREASE THE FORECLOSURE FILING FEES TO THE BANKS. Especially when they file fraudulent documents. Create a sanction of $2,000 per false document and the funding crisis for the judiciary will end.

    If the rule of law is not enforced in Florida, and chief judges can suspend the rules of procedure, then the shysters will continue to allow fraud and the robo-dockets.

    I think Pam should resign and let a real defender of the Public have that office. She is a disgrace. How come she has no letter to the big banks and demanding they come under the gun? Why the little guys working for them? Its like the little drug dealers getting busted but no one is investigating the money stream into the high-rise office buildings and then bank accounts off shore. The big boys are not arrested. It is the street hawkers. And these foreclosure lawyers for banks are nothing but the street hawkers doing their dirty work.

    America wake up. Take your money out of these banks. Boycott them and do not use their new ClearXchange money transfer system. Speak America with your money. Let your money be your vote. Show the big banks you hate them. Show them they are like the devil to you. Stop being their robbery victim. Throw them down 70 X 7. Do not forgive them. They are not forgiveable. Hold them accountable. And lets see if Pam or any other AG ever puts any of them in jail.

    And what of the Notary Publics in Florida who stamped fraudulent documents? How come not a single criminal with these seals and stamps has not been prosecuted and put in jail? If they cannot clean up their own house, you know Pam and her AG cult across America are not going to really go after the big banks.

    Pam, just resign and let a real defender of the public take that office.

  • leapfrog says:

    I’m a CA resident, but I took the time to write to her on the government website and tell her, “Shame on you, Pam Bondi, for selling out the rights of the common people who elected you. Shame on you, Pam Bondi, for selling out the common people who are victims of fraudclosure and protecting and coddling the banksters and Wall Street. What about the “moral hazard” of Wall Street bailouts? What about the “moral hazard” of your rocket-docket court system? What about the “moral hazard” of pretender-lenders STEALING homes to which they are not entitled? I hope you are UN-elected next election.”

  • Dominic Bengivengo says:

    Pursuant to Matt’s request, the following is my letter to Ms. Bondi

    Dear Ms Bondi,

    Your weekly newsletter is light on information pertaining to your actions to prosecute banks for their criminal activity leading to the collapse of the real estate market. These activities continue as of today. If you want detail, I suggest that you contact Attorney Matt Weidner in St Petersburg, Fl. At the very least, I suggest you read his daily blog.

    These banks are not too big to fail! Any individual or group of individuals doing what they have done would be in jail awaiting trial. Is the mafia to big to fail? The whole MERS thing and the securitization of the mortgages is a scam of the first order.

    I voted for you. Now I hope that your not too young and inexperienced to have the backbone to take on these titans.

    If it were my call to make, I would declare all mortgages and notes null and void. You may say this is extreme. Is not what the banks have done extreme? At a minimum, all notes should be separated from the mortgage. This would enable borrowers to negotiate or litigate with the lender without the risk of losing their home

    I realize the odds of this communication reaching your are very slim. But at least I feel better for having written it.

    Dominic Bengivengo

    Note to staff: If Ms Bondi is not able to respond personally, don’t bother doing it for her.

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