Tuesday, November 18, 2014

Illegal Mortgage Securitization: Did Banks Gamble Your Home & Distort Chain of Title?


Illegal Mortgage Securitization: Did Banks Gamble Your Home & Distort Chain of Title?


(Red Pill Reports) During the Banker Bailout of 2008 the financial centers of power came under examination. The deceptive and illegal practice of mortgage securitization was brought to light and showed the banking industry’s willingness to distort chain of title involving property ownership and gamble with America’s most cherished possession—their homes. Groundbreaking evidence has now appeared which begs the question of just how deep the rabbit hole goes and quite frankly might make the Watergate scandal look trivial. Through a secret shell game, played with proceeds derived from mortgage manipulation, underground “black funds” seem to have been created and used to fund terrorism throughout the world. To the point…the very extremists killing our soldiers and beheading Americans overseas might have been funded by money funneled from the MERS-created mortgage securities sold on Wall Street by some of the largest banks in the world. Greg Morse and Scott Bennett have followed the breadcrumbs and now ask for your attention.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Absolutely! All bank loans are FRAUD, if the bank is affiliated with the Federal Reserve System. Every one of them, bar none. This includes mortgages, car loans, credit card debt, student loans and any other kind of bank loan; all FRAUD based on lack of full disclosure regarding where the bank gets the money they are loaning the borrower. The banks assume that the borrower knows where the money is coming from when most people have no idea where the bank gets the money it loans to borrowers.

Anonymous said...

Yes. This has been known for some period of time. See Jean Keating's treatise of securitization: http://www.scribd.com/doc/229699098/Securitization-is-Illegal-Jean-Keating-Transcript

There are ways of dealing with it for individuals.