Boing Boing – by Cory Doctorow
Back in 2012, the major US banks settled a federal mortgage-fraud lawsuit for $95,000,000. The suit was filed by Lynn Szymoniak, a white-collar fraud specialist, whose own house had been fraudulently foreclosed-upon. When the feds settled with the banks, the evidence detailing the scope of their fraud was sealed, but as of last week, those docs are unsealed, and Szymoniak is shouting them from the hills. The banks precipitated the subprime crash by “securitizing” mortgages — turning mortgages into bonds that could be sold to people looking for investment income — and the securitization process involved transferring title for homes several times over. This title-transfer has a formal legal procedure, and in the absence of that procedure, no sale had taken place. See where this is going? Continue reading “Unsealed court-settlement documents reveal banks stole $trillions’ worth of houses”

Lew Rockwell – by Michael S. Rozeff
Truth Stream Media – by Melissa Melton
The Organic Prepper
The Guardian – by Matt Williams and Ryan Devereaux
RT News
Telegraph – by Nick Allen
RT News
Canada Free Press – by Kelly OConnell
Intellectual Froglegs – by JoeDanMedia
End of the American Dream – by Michael Snyder
Information Liberation – by Chris
CNN – by AnneClaire Stapleton
Before It’s News – by Live Free or Die