Eighteen Million and One
I have been reading the newspapers and I have heard that this real estate business is having a catastrophe of some sort, and now they want mine. They're making a big mistake! What should I do? Who wants your house? We started with Julia at Remax and were paying somebody in Pennsylvania for a few years, then we got a better deal, then they were kind of unreasonable, then we got a Notice of Deficiency from somewhere in California who we never heard of, nobody ever answers the phone, we hired a lawyer three years ago, he quit, now they have us listed for sale next week. How can we stop it? Who is the trustee? What is a trustee? ---------------------------------------------- INTERMISSION Private Property is the foundation of the American Economy, and has been since 1783. Everywhere else in the world, the wealthy people are landowners, and the peasants pay rent, from the day they are born, until they die. Mortgages were pretty boring unti about 1997, when we started monetizing this thirty year process, and getting our money immediately. To get caught up, watch the movies 99 Homes / The Big Short / Inside Job. They're on Amazon Prime. Get some popcorn. ----------------------------------------------- With people getting sick, with hurricanes all over the place, with death and divorce at untimely intervals, mortgages had some rough edges. The government guaranteed themfor a while, and took the hit, to make people feel better. But...there were more and more people...and less and less money...and the government was so slow...and there was the tax thing...so we invented the RMBS about 1997 to cover all the gaps. The Saudi Arabians could also park their money here in America, for a reasonable fee. Houses were tucked away in portfolios. People could buy tranches. The only problem was collateral. It no longer existed in RMBS's. Bankers had to become cowboys. Cowboys with bad habits. Read Bailout Nation. Other People's Houses. All the Devils Are Here. Chain of Title. Eric Holder's Memo of Collateral Damages. jasmithmonitoring.com www.weputthelimeinthecoconuts.weebly.com ------------------------------------------- INTERMISSION "I need a lawyer." "I'm sorry Dave, I can't do that right now." Read Win Your Case by Gerry Spence. Read Reforming the Federal Judiciary by Richard Posner. --------------------------------------------- Take your dispute to federal court. All state courts are corrupt. Take your dispute to a jury. All federal judges are corrupt. Form your dispute under the RICO guidelines. Inform the Department of Justice of your impending action. Under FIRREA 1989 guidelines, the only person allowed to sue financial institutions is the USAG. Under the qui tam requirements, you may assume the duty and responsibility of the USAG, if you report your intention a reasonable time before proceeding, and if you complete your investigation and prosecution at your own expense. The government reserves it's right of intervention should resources become available, and you will reserve 15-25% of any Private Civil Penalty you may collect. Read Saints and Sinners - Brian Mahany. Read Jane McGinnis v. AHMSI. Prepare for ten years of litigation. Read all consent judgments or settlements active between the USA, OCC, FRS, or SAG's in your opponents' past litigation experience. They have been litigating these cases for years. It is very likely they have already consented to the actions you are charging in your complaint, and very likely that they have already posted Private Civil Penalties with the US Treasury to cover your claims. Do not be intimidated. Note any judicial errors for challenge at appellate level, or SCOTUS level.. Do not argue your case in pretrial motions. Argue your case in front of a jury. Argue your own story. Let Massachusetts solve their own problems. Let Congress deliberate. Let other people vote however they want. Crucify your opponent(s). Do not become personally involved. You will be alive 150 years from today. All of your opponents will be out of business, in a 3-5 year business cycle. You will be collecting your judgment from 2-5 companies downstream.
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AuthorDave McCrae is a retired engineer now settled in Oatmeal, Texas. I trained as a nuclear physicist and for a brief time was able to hold positions operating a small cyclotron, a large computer (CDC-6400 BITD) and as a medical researcher. After a weekend in Cleveland, and learning to weld, I left academia and joined Clan MacRae, constructing large buildings, setting complex machinery, devising manufacturing processes, and operating deepwater submersibles. I had too much fun, and made too much money. The cyclotron was kind of quaint, punch card computers are pretty much extinct, and we still have issues with cancer. Archives
November 2018
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