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From our Friend LuigGie over at the Hamlet

As you can see above, the party started out small, but when word got out that there was no chaperone…

Well you get the idea…

The
reason I am sharing this here on Zero Hedge is because representatives
from the ACLU are flying in to Florida next week to meet with us because
they are deeply concerned on what is happening in the Florida Judicial
System...

The ACLU has already submitted a public records requests into the Constitutional Deficiencies in Florida’s Rocket Docket Foreclosure Courts.

Dear Floridians,

As
part of our investigation into reported constitutional deficiencies in
Florida’s rocket docket foreclosure courts, the ACLU today filed open
records requests with all twenty of Florida’s circuit courts, as well as with the Office of State Courts Administration.  Our press release is available here
While we are hopeful that the requests will generate some concrete
information, we are certain that those of you who have been in these
courtrooms, experiencing these proceedings, are an even more important
resource for us to draw upon as we think through our strategy for
responding.

To that end, we urge you
to reach out to us and let us know which specific procedural
deficiencies you see, whether those are about judges failing to abide
by the Florida rules of civil procedure (for example, failing to
require that complaints be verified or that supporting documents be
attached to affidavits), difficulties with docketing and notice, court
reporters prevented from transcribing proceedings, courtrooms closed to
the public, or other violations.  We are particularly interested in
Duval, Hillsborough, Lee, Palm Beach, Broward, and Dade Counties and
eager to see transcripts or other court papers documenting the
deficiencies you report.

Please forward any relevant information to rgoodman@aclu.org, or give me a call: 212.549.2588.  And thank you for all the work that you do.

Thanks,

Rachel Goodman

Again, this is a deeply concerning issue.

It
is no longer about people in foreclosure or "deadbeats" or someone who
"bought more than they could afford" or people who "used their homes as
ATM's" or "lived above their means".

That is the propaganda they
want all of us to believe, to marginalize and to turn us against each
other while the real perpetrators run off with all the money...

This is about the basic rule of law, due process, and constitutional rights...

No new laws need to be enacted, no new rules need to be established to stop this...

All that needs to be done is to enforce what currently exists...

It is that simple...

One
day the foreclosure crisis will be over and what will be the result of
the bought and paid for judiciary in where the allegations overrule the
evidence and whatever the accuser says goes?

Child custody battle?

Well,
we will just make up the evidence and affidavits that the father is a
child molester to deny him of any visitation rights to his children, why
not, we got away with all the lies in foreclosure world and got
rewarded for doing so.

Or how about a criminal hearing?

Let's
say a murder for example. How about we make up the belistic report,
superimpose some fingerprints on the murder weapon, have affidavits
created, witnessed and noterized to the fact that someone saw you do the
crime but really had no knowledge of what they were signing.

But, you were not even in the state where the crime occured and have documents and witnesses to prove you are innocent.

It does not matter, who wants to be bothered with the truth.

GUILTY as accused...

This is what it has come to...

Why
is it that the "borrower" is held to the highest standard because they
signed that "promise to pay" (on totally misrepresented terms) by a
different unknown entity that is now trying to collect, which can forge,
fabricate, and illegally produce documents to support their claim, only
to be unjustly rewarded?

Who is really getting the free house here?

Sounds like two different sets of rules to me...

Anyway, just my thoughts, thanks for listening...

Oh, and BTW, David J. Stern's office was just raided and all files were seized by Freddie and Fannie in case you missed it..

LINK - Fannie, Freddie, Storm Stern’s Office, Seize Foreclosure Files

Looks like the foreclosure king has been dethroned…
From a David Stern “insider”… DJS just lost FANNIE and FREDDIE accounts.
DJS Employees told to gather all relevant files. Banks will be by to
box and remove files later this week. Most employees on 6th floor are
crying knowing that they will probably soon lose their … Read more

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Wed, 11/03/2010 - 12:23 | 696110 Commander Cody
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Fannie and Freddie are taking the records from the DJS office to help hide the fraud!  Don't believe otherwise.

Wed, 11/03/2010 - 12:39 | 696172 Imminent Crucible
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Stern's firm was under investigation in 2009.  The scandal broke into mainstream news in August.  David Stern and his hundreds of employees have had ample time to shred all relevant documents.

Wed, 11/03/2010 - 12:09 | 696062 Gordon Freeman
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Oh, those poor, poor put-upon deadbeat "homeowners"--what a fucking joke...

Yeah, let's support these efforts to keep the RE market from clearing...gimme a break!

Wed, 11/03/2010 - 11:00 | 695827 Careless Whisper
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lisa of oakland,ca got a dose of hopeium from b of a; "they are very organized and they are able to put you in the right line"

http://www.hopenow.com/faces-of-recovery.php#

 

Wed, 11/03/2010 - 10:50 | 695787 Hansel
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I made a cartoon too. Everybody's doing it.

Wed, 11/03/2010 - 12:45 | 696190 JW n FL
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The markets are $6b in the last two weeks on $2t in POMO...

 

Wed, 11/03/2010 - 11:19 | 695901 MsCreant
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Printing past infinity. Papering over the universe. Should I be ashamed to admit I laughed?

Fun post.

Wed, 11/03/2010 - 09:49 | 695540 JW n FL
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In every state the lobby push is on... and the broke people in the Ghetto! are not the ones with a Multi-Billion dollar lobby... so who will end up getting hurt?

 

The middle should ignore what happens to the littler people beneath themselves, becuase then the effect affects them as well.

Wed, 11/03/2010 - 05:54 | 695299 JimboJammer
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Raleigh  NC  TV  channel  14  said  last  thursday >>>  "  this  problem

will  be  fixed  in  2  weeks .   this  is  not  true...  43 +  states  have  to 

look  over  a  million  +  notes / mortgages .  it  will  take  more  than

8  months..   Bankers  will  be  hauled  into  court  over  this  mess...

Wed, 11/03/2010 - 06:21 | 695303 iconoclast63
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This problem cannot be "fixed". Read up on REMIC trusts and what the rules are.

Here is the deal, these defective mortgages were placed in trusts and the banks cannot simply remove them and repair the defective documents and put them back. There is a 90 day window that is allowed by the I.R.S. to place assets into the trusts. Many of these loans are YEARS old and if the investors allow the banks to "fix" the documents, there will be TERRIBLE tax consequences.

This is the end game for the banksters. Everyone in America who got a mortgage that was packaged and sold should stop making their payments now and demand the notes.

First Horizon will be the first to go, and hopefully BofA will next. The day of reckoning has finally arrived.

Wed, 11/03/2010 - 05:41 | 695291 diesel1104
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tell everyone you know about this.  I have spoken to friends and family about MERS, notes, securitization process, etc and they look at me like I'm crazy, its because they've never heard of any of this in their paper or on their news.  The wave does seem to be moving though, just keep educating people, and "request the note"

Wed, 11/03/2010 - 04:03 | 695258 kayl
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The sad truth is that we live in a feudalistic society today, right now, as we speak. The Federal Reserve Bank, the government officials, corporations, and everyone down to the city level is involved knowingly or unknowlingly in this power.

Real Estate Fiasco

The term "fee simple" is related to the medieval word fief. It means a gift of land given to a vassal or lord from a Lord with a higher power in exchange for rents, goods, and services. The trustee of the overlord is responsible for overseeing the vassal. The same constructs of law are inherent in the real estate contract.

Voting

Look up the words register, application, apply, fiduciary in the Black's Law Dictionary. Once you read them, you recognize that registering to vote means you are giving away your power to make decisions concerning politics.

I didn't understand for the longest time the words As above so below. Now I know this means the feudalistic system is now unveiling itself to the people.

 

Wed, 11/03/2010 - 03:08 | 695236 Sudden Debt
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isn't Tips a city in China?

Wed, 11/03/2010 - 02:52 | 695221 ebworthen
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This reminds me of the bailouts rammed through CONgress; liberals and conservatives and nearly every one in-between screaming "NO!" and they rammed it through anyways and right up our arses.

And now, more panic for the bankers and the system versus the individual: 

"On no, the real-estate valuation/banking/FHA/Fannie/Freddie ponzi scheme is in jeopardy!  Quick!  To hell with individual rights, ram something through NOW!".

UGH.

Wed, 11/03/2010 - 00:49 | 695161 moofph
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"We are particularly interested in Duval, Hillsborough, Lee, Palm Beach, Broward, and Dade Counties"

being on the west coast, it seems when corruption is brewing, brewed, or boiled over in the floridian realm, these counties seem to make the list...coincidence?

 

Tue, 11/02/2010 - 23:55 | 695094 Fed Supporter
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Tue, 11/02/2010 - 23:54 | 695092 Fed Supporter
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Already, legislation has been proposed in attempts

to rectify the problems caused by MERS.

In Kansas, House Bill 2613 would amend Rule

60-219 in the Code of Civil Procedure and make

a person a contingently necessary party in a civil

law suit if the person is “a party or nominee with

whom... a contract has been made for the benefit

of another.” FannieMae has recently announced

(Servicing Guide Announcement SVC-2010-05

issued March 30, 2010) that MERS will no longer

be named as the plaintiff in any foreclosures of

FannieMae mortgage loans.

http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2010/10/a-survey-of-cases-mers/

 

Tue, 11/02/2010 - 23:48 | 695085 JW n FL
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Liberal's Rule! Conservative / Abortion Hating / Hell Fire Baptists! are all fucking mouth!

Tue, 11/02/2010 - 23:30 | 695064 Fearless Rick
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This is just the beginning. The voting is over, let the games resume!

Getting 503 service Unavailable here. Uh,oh, the Republicans are coming.

Tue, 11/02/2010 - 23:23 | 695054 Hidetora
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Call me when the shooting starts.

Tue, 11/02/2010 - 23:19 | 695041 RockyRacoon
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This is great!  Going quite mainstream and that is what will be needed.  Having some folks who have been railroaded in the courts speak up will bring out more and more.  It's a veritable landslide.   Love 'em or hate 'em, the ACLU has its moments.

Wed, 11/03/2010 - 12:28 | 696132 Nacho.Libre
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thought I would post this update here, too...

 

For those of you who read my other post about getting  two different notes from Citimortgage with two different signatures...an update.

Yesterday I spoke with the attorney that did my closing, and he checked his files and the signature he has on file matches what I have on file and what is filed at the courthouse.  So, the note that is stamped that Everbank assigned the note to Citi has a forged signature.  I will now be writing a nice letter to ask them to please explain the discrepancy.  I will also be asking how Fannie Mae can be the investor while they are the lien holder, doesn't make any sense.  I will post more as things progress.

On a slightly different note, my parents are trying to purchase a couple of rental properties.  They know about the foreclosure mess and they are being very careful.  They have about 6 rental properties now and will be putting down something like a 30% down payment.  Both my parents have credit scores in the 819 area.  My father is retired and on top of rental income (all the properties are paid) receives a SS check.  My mother is a retired teacher and also gets a monthly paycheck, although she runs a child play therapy counseling center and has 3 other counselors working there while she is finishing up her PhD.  Now here comes the stupid part.  They are financing through Wells Fargo and the underwriting department has asked them to GUARANTEE THAT THEY WILL RECIEVE THEIR SOCIAL SECURITY AND TEACHER RETIREMENT CHECKS FOREVER!!  You read that correctly.  How the hell do you guarantee something like that?  Anyway, I thought I would pass along that little story of stupidity on the part of the Wells Fargo's underwriting loan dept.

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