Si, Senor……lol

http://www.ssa.gov/oact/tr/trustees.html

Lit Gant, You are right about the banks. The American people are brainwashed beyond belief. They do not realize these banks are foreign owned and operated multinational institutions posing as American institutions. That is how they got away with the mortage fraud Ponzi Scheme and the bailouts. They are not and were not American Institutions. People are shocked that foreign banks got the bailout money? That was the big lie, the grand deception, We bailed out the foreigners.AIG, GOLDMAN SUCKS, Fannie and Freddie are owed by these same Foreign Financial Terrorists. Chase and Bofa they are not American Institutions. People are fooled into thinking they are because of front names like Jamie Dimon and Brian Moynahan. Goldman Sucks is one of the biggest SMOM/VATICAN/JESUIT banking proxies in the world. They are hiding behind layers. People need to watch Too Big to Fail and really pay close attention to what they are saying and doing. The head of Lehman was outraged when the Fed wanted to throw them under the bus. Britain pulled the trigger on Lehman but it goes much deeper than that. Operating behind the scenes of this financial terrorism is the U.N./ New World Order and they are not who many might believe. Here are a couple great links to who is hiding behind the scenes and hate our freedom and our National Sovereignty: http://www.theforbiddenknowledge.com/hardtruth/jesuit_world_control.htm
http://aftermathnews.wordpress.com/2007/10/01/blackwater-knights-of-malta-in-iraq/

The whole Foreign owned and operated New World Order A/K/A the Federal Government needs to go. They ARE Wall Street, the big banks and the Federal Reserve, Big Pharma, The Military Industrial Complex, Big Oil and the large Foreign owned an operated Multinational Corps.. They are who has corrupted and hijacked America and our politicians. They are who hate our freedom and they have ALL of the WMD’s to do away with our National Sovereignty. They pose as America institutions, they are not. The war on terror is really the terror from within. They have infiltrated everything. They are hiding the head ot the snake.

http://occ.gov/topics/laws-regulations/litigation/leg-proc-other-horton-vs-bank-one.pdf

They won this argument. Now that the US Supreme Court has stated THEY ARE citizens of states they operate, does this now imply that National Banks as citizens of the states they operate, lose the Federal pre-emption from state regulation?

Hi Marilyn! Yes, Bloomberg had reported the names of all of the foreign banks that received huge the bailouts. I agree about the Fed. I have been screaming death to the Federal Reserve/Wall Street Tyranny and their ongoing criminal enterprise for months. I heard that there is a bank in Utah where you can deposit your gold an silver and get a debit card to spend your wealth electronically. A few other states are talking about doing this. I dont know if I like the electronic wealth part, but it is an attempt to break away from fiat currency. Obama talked about how cyberterrorism is one of our biggest national security threats. No shit. Thats how Wall Street and the Banksters pulled off the biggest Ponzi Scheme CYBER HEIST AND CYBER SWINDLE IN HISTORY. The entire foreign multinational oligarchy has to be broken up and sent packing.. There is way too much power in the hands of a few hundred mostly foreign elite assholes who want to own and control every nation and every person. The Foreign owned and operated Federal Government has hijacked America and they want to destroy America and our National Sovereignty. . They are the Federal Reserve, Wall Street and the big banks and they are using them as tools to commit massive financial terrorism and strategic Nazi class warfare. Talk about weapons of mass destruction.

Department of Justice Press Release

For Immediate Release
May 24, 2011 United States Attorney’s Office
District of Minnesota
Contact: (612) 664-5600
Federal Jury Convicts Burnsville Man of Bilking Mortgage Lenders Out of More Than $43 Million

MINNEAPOLIS—Earlier today in federal court in St. Paul, a jury convicted a 44-year-old Burnsville man of conspiring with others to bilk mortgage lenders out of more than $43 million. Following a six-day trial, the jury found Troy David Chaika guilty on seven counts of wire fraud, three counts of mail fraud, and one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and mail fraud. Chaika was indicted on April 12, 2010.

The indictment filed in this case and the evidence presented at trial indicated that between 2005 and 2008, Chaika conspired with others, including Dustin Lee LaFavre, prosecuted in a separate action, to obtain money fraudulently through over 100 residential property transactions. To further this scheme, Chaika and LaFavre negotiated with builders of new properties as well as owners of existing properties to buy both single pieces of property and property groupings, known as “bulk purchases,” at greatly reduced prices. Chaika and LaFavre then solicited real estate purchasers by promising they would receive large cash pay-outs, or “kickbacks,” from lenders’ funds.

Chaika and LaFavre failed to tell potential buyers about the reduced prices they had negotiated for the properties, choosing instead to quote them the grossly inflated prices. By charging buyers the higher prices, Chaika and LaFavre acquired enough cash from loan proceeds to pay buyers their kickbacks and still have money left for themselves and their co-conspirators. Once a potential buyer was recruited through this scheme, Chaika and LaFavre, or someone working on their behalf, drafted a purchase agreement that reflected the inflated sale price only and failed to disclose to lenders the kickback amount to the buyer. Occasionally, Chaika, LaFavre, or someone working for them drafted a so-called addendum to the purchase agreement, setting forth the planned kickback, or “pay-out,” to the buyer, but that document was never provided to the lender.

In several instances, Chaika and LaFavre, or others on their behalf, worked with buyers and mortgage loan officers to prepare false documents for use in the application process. In addition, Chaika and LaFavre sometimes loaned buyers money for down payments or to pad their bank balances while the application process was pending. Because of those material misrepresentations, numerous lenders agreed to fund mortgage loans for the purchase of the residential properties. Furthermore, after the mortgage loans were secured, property title companies prepared documents and handled closings based on the fraudulent information provided by Chaika and LaFavre or others on their behalf. Again, those misrepresentations were material.

In furtherance of this scheme, Chaika prompted no fewer than seven wire transfers of loan proceeds from which he and others obtained cash kickbacks. He also caused false documents to be sent through the U.S. mail and by commercial carriers on at least three occasions.

For his crimes, Chaika faces a potential maximum penalty of 20 years in federal prison on each count. United States District Court Judge Richard H. Kyle will determine his sentence at a future hearing, yet to be scheduled. On December 7, 2009, Dustin Lee LaFavre pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy and awaits sentencing.

This case is the result of an investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service. It is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorneys Nancy E. Brasel and David M. Genrich.

This law enforcement action is in part sponsored by the interagency Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force. The task force was established to wage an aggressive, coordinated, and proactive effort to investigate and prosecute financial crimes. It includes representatives from a broad range of federal agencies, regulatory authorities, inspectors general, and state and local law enforcement who, working together, bring to bear a powerful array of criminal and civil enforcement resources. The task force is working to improve efforts across the federal executive branch and, with state and local partners, investigate and prosecute significant financial crimes, ensure just and effective punishment for those who perpetrate financial crimes, combat discrimination in the lending and financial markets, and recover proceeds for victims of financial crimes.