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Recent Posts  (continued)





  • "Herbert Scarf's 1964 Lectures: An Eyewitness Account" (8)


  • links for 2010-11-17 (46)


  • "This Wasn’t the Plan We’ve Been Looking For" (13)


  • Mankiw on QE2 (17)


  • "Record Low in US Inflation Expectations" (11)


  • Interest on Reserves and Inflation (27)


  • Smallest Year over Year Change in Core Inflation Since 1957 (11)


  • "Pretty Good for Government Work" (62)


  • links for 2010-11-16 (39)


  • QEII and the Yield Curve (40)


  • "How to Restore Confidence in the US Economy" (65)


  • "Greedy Geezers?" (50)


  • "Quick Note on Retail Sales" (16)


  • links for 2010-11-15 (28)


  • GOP's Pence: The Fed Should Drop Its Dual Mandate (27)


  • "Republicans, Democrats, the Fed and QE2" (35)


  • Paul Krugman: The World as He Finds It (89)


  • links for 2010-11-14 (31)


  • "The Case Against News We Can Choose" (57)


  • links for 2010-11-13 (43)


  • Shiller: Bailouts, Reframed as 'Orderly Resolutions' (52)


  • Why No Financial Transactions Tax? (62)


  • links for 2010-11-12 (31)


  • The Simpson-Bowles Deficit Reduction Plan (60)


  • Fed Watch: Will the Fed Scale Up QE2? (27)


  • Paul Krugman: The Hijacked Commission (66)


  • links for 2010-11-11 (17)


  • "How Joe Lieberman Helped the Democrats Lose the Election" (28)


  • Hall: Inability to Cut Rates Fuels Joblessness (32)


  • "White House Gives In On Bush Tax Cuts" (194)


  • Too Much Concern about the Upside Risk to Inflation (20)


  • links for 2010-11-10 (14)


  • The Fiscal Commission's "Report" (25)


  • Back to a Gold Standard? (35)


  • "The Exact Opposite of What the Economy Needs" (21)


  • Glaeser: Don't Privatize Fannie and Freddie (11)


  • links for 2010-11-09 (14)


  • The GOP Victory and Macroeconomic Policy (63)


  • Eichengreen: Is America Catching the “British Disease?” (40)


  • A "Platform for the Bipartisan Technocrats of the Center" (78)


  • links for 2010-11-08 (42)


  • FRBSF: Is Structural Unemployment on the Rise? (13)


  • Rodrik: Don't Count on Global Governance (3)


  • Paul Krugman: Doing It Again (78)


  • links for 2010-11-07 (23)


  • Williamson Yet Again (13)


  • GOP: No Compromise on Tax Cuts (29)


  • The Resetting of Clocks and Monetary Neutrality (9)


  • Williamson Responds to "Grumpy Thoma" (13)


  • links for 2010-11-06 (12)


  • "Obama’s Problem Simply Defined: It Was the Banks" (73)


  • "Federal Reserve Reflects on its History" (7)


  • "Estate Tax Issue Offers Quick Test for Congress" (19)


  • "Bernanke And The Shibboleths" (27)


  • links for 2010-11-05 (70)


  • "An Open Letter to the President" (24)


  • J. Bradford DeLong: Conversations With History (9)


  • The Employment Report (44)


  • Paul Krugman: The Focus Hocus-Pocus (66)


  • A Government Shut Down in December? (28)


  • links for 2010-11-04 (32)


  • Stiglitz: Justice for Some (61)


  • What Impact Will the Election Have on Financial Reform? (3)


  • "Weekly Initial Unemployment Claims increase to 457,000" (9)


  • Bernanke: What the Fed Did and Why (45)


  • "How Selfish Soever Man May be Supposed..." (10)


  • links for 2010-11-03 (39)


  • The Fed Will Purchase $600 Billion in Treasury Securities (26)


  • What Impact Will the Election Have on Financial Reform? (34)


  • "US Elections: The Deficit Hawks Have Already Won" (21)


  • links for 2010-11-02 (16)


  • Will Congress Extend the Obama Tax Cuts? (9)


  • Rogoff: Beware of Wounded Lions (65)


  • Gridlock? Not in Politics (22)


  • "It Looked and Felt Like an Insider Job" (68)


  • "Government Isn't Always the Problem" (18)


  • links for 2010-11-01 (38)


  • Will QEII Work? (23)


  • QEII: Even if Real Rates Fall and Expected Inflation Increases, Will Firms and Households be Induced to Increase Consumption and Investment? (44)


  • The Stagnation Regime of the New Keynesian Model and Current US Policy (8)


  • Paul Krugman: Mugged by the Moralizers (133)


  • "Foreign Money, National Security, And The Midterm Elections" (7)


  • links for 2010-10-31 (18)


  • "David Broder Calls for War With Iran to Boost the Economy" (52)


  • links for 2010-10-30 (31)


  • "How Immigrants Create More Jobs" (64)


  • "White House Considering 'Decoupling' Top-Tier Tax Cut" (52)


  • links for 2010-10-29 (21)


  • "Friedman was All Wrong about Japan ... and the Great Depression" (91)


  • Real GDP Grows at 2 Percent in the Third Quarter (48)


  • Paul Krugman: Divided We Fail (101)


  • "Why Business Should Fear the Tea Party" (39)


  • Comment Amnesty (29)


  • links for 2010-10-28 (23)


  • Richard Freeman: Labor Law is Broken (38)


  • "The Pace of Job Creation Has Been Frustratingly Meager" (86)


  • "Shares in our Democracy" (13)


  • "An Energized Minority Trumps a Tepid Majority" (6)


  • links for 2010-10-27 (36)


  • DeLong: The Humiliation of Britain (84)








Foreclosure frauds, Foxes, hidden Elephants in Plain Sight, Havoc


Whether or not foreclosures are halted, not much will be accomplished until authorities take action against the elephant in the room –hiding in plain sight: FORECLOSURE LAWYERS.


Lawyers (debt collection attorneys, foreclosure mills) for mortgage lenders should be held accountable for foreclosure illegalities and for concealing malpractice against their lender-clients –as well as for committing Unfair Debt Collection Practices, extortion, and fraud against property owners; and deceiving Investors!


Often foreclosure delays are because of lawyers, but they keep that fact from clients. Lenders –who are not required to know laws, are sometimes unaware that lawyers’ mistakes, errors, and frauds provide reasons, defenses, and basis for owners to attempt negotiating mortgage contracts. As a fundamental matter, injurious acts by such lawyers render the lawyers, as well as their mortgage clients liable for justiciable damages.


If improper or false pleadings are filed in court by mortgage lenders, it is almost always via lawyers acting on lenders’ behalf. It is he or she (lawyer) who would file bankruptcy “Lift Stay” motions that “lack standing,” “proof of claims” different from ‘lift stays’ “movers”; and record illegal property deeds. And, lawyers, not lenders would be the persons who failed to “effect service” or failed at any substantive Civil Procedure requirement. In those instances, homeowners should not be blamed for refusing to cooperate with taking of their homes via error and fraud; and those lawyers owe $$$$$$ to their clients for fatally botching foreclosure cases.


But, there’s an abundance of lobbyists, speech makers, “insiders,” straw buyers, and others who apparently benefit from detracting attention away from the unmitigated fact that an intentional false court pleading is tantamount to judicial fraud!


And despite any crafted statement about “quelling” the matter of fabricated foreclosures, it is impossible to “quell” aftermaths from deliberate fraud. It is moreover impossible, and ridiculous to discount actionable wrongs from attorney-orchestrated real estate swindles. It seems that the primary incentive for silencing defective foreclosures is concealing the actors.


This scourge might not be so obvious, but glaring are recurrent illegal foreclosures, null property deed recordations, as well as foreclosure and bankruptcy proceedings via non-existent lenders’ names. Even worse, are horrific acts of tyranny inflicted upon people who oppose fraudulent conveyances. These are just samples of foreclosure improprieties which raise flags of lawfulness, and whether entitled lenders ever legally repossessed those properties.


It is sometimes said that matters such as the foregoing are irrelevant to defaulted homeowners. Yet not enough people realize that there are property owners who have been injured for being interferences to white collar real estate vice.


As such, glossing over matters of falsified foreclosure is definitely not useful when people have been egregiously wronged from foreclosure frauds. Not only are injured entitled to remedy, their information would equip authorities with more details and evidence critical for reducing crime and corruption. Also, substantive information (which would not be whitewashed, and whistleblowers receive protection) will supply a clearer picture of foreclosure fraud factors that are harmful to homeowners, banks, and investors. Additionally, city revenues across this country will increase because money being used in furtherance of foreclosure and mortgage fraud will return to city coffers. ** “Foreclosure Frauds, Wells Fargo-the Fox in Charge…” @ http://newsblaze.com/story/20101028181052lawg.nb/topstory.html/




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Recent Posts  (continued)





  • "Herbert Scarf's 1964 Lectures: An Eyewitness Account" (8)


  • links for 2010-11-17 (46)


  • "This Wasn’t the Plan We’ve Been Looking For" (13)


  • Mankiw on QE2 (17)


  • "Record Low in US Inflation Expectations" (11)


  • Interest on Reserves and Inflation (27)


  • Smallest Year over Year Change in Core Inflation Since 1957 (11)


  • "Pretty Good for Government Work" (62)


  • links for 2010-11-16 (39)


  • QEII and the Yield Curve (40)


  • "How to Restore Confidence in the US Economy" (65)


  • "Greedy Geezers?" (50)


  • "Quick Note on Retail Sales" (16)


  • links for 2010-11-15 (28)


  • GOP's Pence: The Fed Should Drop Its Dual Mandate (27)


  • "Republicans, Democrats, the Fed and QE2" (35)


  • Paul Krugman: The World as He Finds It (89)


  • links for 2010-11-14 (31)


  • "The Case Against News We Can Choose" (57)


  • links for 2010-11-13 (43)


  • Shiller: Bailouts, Reframed as 'Orderly Resolutions' (52)


  • Why No Financial Transactions Tax? (62)


  • links for 2010-11-12 (31)


  • The Simpson-Bowles Deficit Reduction Plan (60)


  • Fed Watch: Will the Fed Scale Up QE2? (27)


  • Paul Krugman: The Hijacked Commission (66)


  • links for 2010-11-11 (17)


  • "How Joe Lieberman Helped the Democrats Lose the Election" (28)


  • Hall: Inability to Cut Rates Fuels Joblessness (32)


  • "White House Gives In On Bush Tax Cuts" (194)


  • Too Much Concern about the Upside Risk to Inflation (20)


  • links for 2010-11-10 (14)


  • The Fiscal Commission's "Report" (25)


  • Back to a Gold Standard? (35)


  • "The Exact Opposite of What the Economy Needs" (21)


  • Glaeser: Don't Privatize Fannie and Freddie (11)


  • links for 2010-11-09 (14)


  • The GOP Victory and Macroeconomic Policy (63)


  • Eichengreen: Is America Catching the “British Disease?” (40)


  • A "Platform for the Bipartisan Technocrats of the Center" (78)


  • links for 2010-11-08 (42)


  • FRBSF: Is Structural Unemployment on the Rise? (13)


  • Rodrik: Don't Count on Global Governance (3)


  • Paul Krugman: Doing It Again (78)


  • links for 2010-11-07 (23)


  • Williamson Yet Again (13)


  • GOP: No Compromise on Tax Cuts (29)


  • The Resetting of Clocks and Monetary Neutrality (9)


  • Williamson Responds to "Grumpy Thoma" (13)


  • links for 2010-11-06 (12)


  • "Obama’s Problem Simply Defined: It Was the Banks" (73)


  • "Federal Reserve Reflects on its History" (7)


  • "Estate Tax Issue Offers Quick Test for Congress" (19)


  • "Bernanke And The Shibboleths" (27)


  • links for 2010-11-05 (70)


  • "An Open Letter to the President" (24)


  • J. Bradford DeLong: Conversations With History (9)


  • The Employment Report (44)


  • Paul Krugman: The Focus Hocus-Pocus (66)


  • A Government Shut Down in December? (28)


  • links for 2010-11-04 (32)


  • Stiglitz: Justice for Some (61)


  • What Impact Will the Election Have on Financial Reform? (3)


  • "Weekly Initial Unemployment Claims increase to 457,000" (9)


  • Bernanke: What the Fed Did and Why (45)


  • "How Selfish Soever Man May be Supposed..." (10)


  • links for 2010-11-03 (39)


  • The Fed Will Purchase $600 Billion in Treasury Securities (26)


  • What Impact Will the Election Have on Financial Reform? (34)


  • "US Elections: The Deficit Hawks Have Already Won" (21)


  • links for 2010-11-02 (16)


  • Will Congress Extend the Obama Tax Cuts? (9)


  • Rogoff: Beware of Wounded Lions (65)


  • Gridlock? Not in Politics (22)


  • "It Looked and Felt Like an Insider Job" (68)


  • "Government Isn't Always the Problem" (18)


  • links for 2010-11-01 (38)


  • Will QEII Work? (23)


  • QEII: Even if Real Rates Fall and Expected Inflation Increases, Will Firms and Households be Induced to Increase Consumption and Investment? (44)


  • The Stagnation Regime of the New Keynesian Model and Current US Policy (8)


  • Paul Krugman: Mugged by the Moralizers (133)


  • "Foreign Money, National Security, And The Midterm Elections" (7)


  • links for 2010-10-31 (18)


  • "David Broder Calls for War With Iran to Boost the Economy" (52)


  • links for 2010-10-30 (31)


  • "How Immigrants Create More Jobs" (64)


  • "White House Considering 'Decoupling' Top-Tier Tax Cut" (52)


  • links for 2010-10-29 (21)


  • "Friedman was All Wrong about Japan ... and the Great Depression" (91)


  • Real GDP Grows at 2 Percent in the Third Quarter (48)


  • Paul Krugman: Divided We Fail (101)


  • "Why Business Should Fear the Tea Party" (39)


  • Comment Amnesty (29)


  • links for 2010-10-28 (23)


  • Richard Freeman: Labor Law is Broken (38)


  • "The Pace of Job Creation Has Been Frustratingly Meager" (86)


  • "Shares in our Democracy" (13)


  • "An Energized Minority Trumps a Tepid Majority" (6)


  • links for 2010-10-27 (36)


  • DeLong: The Humiliation of Britain (84)








Foreclosure frauds, Foxes, hidden Elephants in Plain Sight, Havoc


Whether or not foreclosures are halted, not much will be accomplished until authorities take action against the elephant in the room –hiding in plain sight: FORECLOSURE LAWYERS.


Lawyers (debt collection attorneys, foreclosure mills) for mortgage lenders should be held accountable for foreclosure illegalities and for concealing malpractice against their lender-clients –as well as for committing Unfair Debt Collection Practices, extortion, and fraud against property owners; and deceiving Investors!


Often foreclosure delays are because of lawyers, but they keep that fact from clients. Lenders –who are not required to know laws, are sometimes unaware that lawyers’ mistakes, errors, and frauds provide reasons, defenses, and basis for owners to attempt negotiating mortgage contracts. As a fundamental matter, injurious acts by such lawyers render the lawyers, as well as their mortgage clients liable for justiciable damages.


If improper or false pleadings are filed in court by mortgage lenders, it is almost always via lawyers acting on lenders’ behalf. It is he or she (lawyer) who would file bankruptcy “Lift Stay” motions that “lack standing,” “proof of claims” different from ‘lift stays’ “movers”; and record illegal property deeds. And, lawyers, not lenders would be the persons who failed to “effect service” or failed at any substantive Civil Procedure requirement. In those instances, homeowners should not be blamed for refusing to cooperate with taking of their homes via error and fraud; and those lawyers owe $$$$$$ to their clients for fatally botching foreclosure cases.


But, there’s an abundance of lobbyists, speech makers, “insiders,” straw buyers, and others who apparently benefit from detracting attention away from the unmitigated fact that an intentional false court pleading is tantamount to judicial fraud!


And despite any crafted statement about “quelling” the matter of fabricated foreclosures, it is impossible to “quell” aftermaths from deliberate fraud. It is moreover impossible, and ridiculous to discount actionable wrongs from attorney-orchestrated real estate swindles. It seems that the primary incentive for silencing defective foreclosures is concealing the actors.


This scourge might not be so obvious, but glaring are recurrent illegal foreclosures, null property deed recordations, as well as foreclosure and bankruptcy proceedings via non-existent lenders’ names. Even worse, are horrific acts of tyranny inflicted upon people who oppose fraudulent conveyances. These are just samples of foreclosure improprieties which raise flags of lawfulness, and whether entitled lenders ever legally repossessed those properties.


It is sometimes said that matters such as the foregoing are irrelevant to defaulted homeowners. Yet not enough people realize that there are property owners who have been injured for being interferences to white collar real estate vice.


As such, glossing over matters of falsified foreclosure is definitely not useful when people have been egregiously wronged from foreclosure frauds. Not only are injured entitled to remedy, their information would equip authorities with more details and evidence critical for reducing crime and corruption. Also, substantive information (which would not be whitewashed, and whistleblowers receive protection) will supply a clearer picture of foreclosure fraud factors that are harmful to homeowners, banks, and investors. Additionally, city revenues across this country will increase because money being used in furtherance of foreclosure and mortgage fraud will return to city coffers. ** “Foreclosure Frauds, Wells Fargo-the Fox in Charge…” @ http://newsblaze.com/story/20101028181052lawg.nb/topstory.html/




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Portland terrorist bomb plot: <b>News</b>, opinion from The Oregonian and <b>...</b>

Return to OregonLive later today for more from The Oregonian on the terrorist arrest.

Real Estate <b>News</b>: Home Mortgage Rates Stabilize - Developments - WSJ

Here is a look at real-estate news in today's WSJ:

Sun <b>News</b> Gets Green Light: &#39;Fox <b>News</b> North&#39; Secures Broadcast <b>...</b>

Canada is to get a conservative all-news TV channel after the CRTC on Friday granted Quebecor Media a license to launch Sun TV News nationwide. The upstart cable channel, dubbed Fox News North by liberal critics, has the go-ahead to ...


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Portland terrorist bomb plot: <b>News</b>, opinion from The Oregonian and <b>...</b>

Return to OregonLive later today for more from The Oregonian on the terrorist arrest.

Real Estate <b>News</b>: Home Mortgage Rates Stabilize - Developments - WSJ

Here is a look at real-estate news in today's WSJ:

Sun <b>News</b> Gets Green Light: &#39;Fox <b>News</b> North&#39; Secures Broadcast <b>...</b>

Canada is to get a conservative all-news TV channel after the CRTC on Friday granted Quebecor Media a license to launch Sun TV News nationwide. The upstart cable channel, dubbed Fox News North by liberal critics, has the go-ahead to ...


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