August 01, 2011 journal, another million foreclosures and most of them are fraudulent so why are the bankers not put in jail? Because they control Washington and all the courts. 60 minutes repeated their earlier report on the Linda Green signing tens of thousands of foreclosures as vice-president of the five banks but Linda Green never signed the first one. A young man who had no banking experience signed Linda Green. Sometimes even factory workers signed as Linda Green and the paperwork was incredibly flawed but they thought they would get by with it and they have gotten by with so many but now they are being sued like houses afire and they are talking about a fund of mass remuneration class-action settlement for damages. Why do not they give those people back their homes free of charge? It is possible to beat those foreclosures for the first time if you have a good lawyer doing his job. Carefully inspect every document for forgery. They are prepared by private agencies on a large scale being mass-produced & most of them are fraudulent. It would be an easy thing for the victim of foreclosure to subpoena the person that signed the foreclosure papers into court to verify their signature & show their identity, why not? Chances are your bank cannot produce a track record of your mortgage of who owns it. "In 1786, just ten years after the American Revolution, a large group of debt-ridden farmers rose up against local government and the wealthy businessmen who sought to maximize profits from their investments in our new country. Small farmers were losing their income and property to a few dozen powerful landowners. Ironically, "Shay's Rebellion" scared the founding fathers into lobbying for a stronger government against the threat of unrestrained democracy. Today the great majority of us are in the same financial position as those farmers, and it's just as personal. We own less than our parents. Our college graduate children, burdened with tens of thousands of dollars in loans, can't find jobs. We worry about our Social Security and Medicare benefits as wealthy Congressmen tell us these long-time programs waste money. It gets even more personal: (1) If you make $50,000 a year, you'd be making $92,000 if median household incomes had just kept pace with the growth of the economy since 1970. That missing $42,000 goes every year to the richest 1% of Americans. (2) If you make between $35,000 and $200,000, you pay more taxes, percentage wise, than the richest 1% of Americans. (3) You pay roughly a 6% tax on a pair of shoes. There's a ZERO tax on financial transactions that make up much of the income for the richest 1% of Americans. The only good solution to all of this is increased taxes on the highest incomes. That would tax the individuals and corporations who benefit most from national security, government-funded infrastructure, and public research that has created profitable modern technologies. Today, as in 1786, the wealthy and well-connected members of Congress want to make sure they retain control. In 1786 Sam Adams, who had been one of the strongest voices for the Revolution, argued that rebellion in the new Republic should be punishable by death. We need to fight back in 2011 before modern-day Republicans consider Adams' suggestion." http://blog.buzzflash.com/node/12919 London police have shot to death an innocent man father of 4 children and London has resulted in rioting. This is the mentality of George Cheney Bush bloody wars unlimited. They are preparing to filter sewage water for drinking water in Odessa Texas it is so dry. Bush & his Arab oil friends must have left a curse on that area of the state in west Texas.