The next stage in the unravelling fraud of the century.

FluffyMcDeath

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Fraudulent loans given fraudulently on fraudulently assessed assets then insured fraudulently and sold fraudulently to your pension fund ... but for now the states are just going to investigate the fraudulent foreclosures. But once they start pulling on that thread (if they have the guts and they aren't stopped) the whole shebang should fall apart. Here's hoping. Some folks need to go to jail. It's long overdue.
 
FluffyMcDeath said:
Fraudulent loans given fraudulently on fraudulently assessed assets then insured fraudulently and sold fraudulently to your pension fund ... but for now the states are just going to investigate the fraudulent foreclosures. But once they start pulling on that thread (if they have the guts and they aren't stopped) the whole shebang should fall apart. Here's hoping. Some folks need to go to jail. It's long overdue.
I agree, but just for the sake of clarity, it would have helped immensely if you'd have used the word fraudulently one more time in a sentence :)

Wayne
 
FluffyMcDeath said:
Some folks need to go to jail. It's long overdue.

dickless "I love torture" cheney

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Legally, anyone whos note is in MERS, which is almost 100% of all notes, cannot be foreclosed and therefore own free homes should they wish to stop paying.
 
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