Comments on: Daniel Fisher, Forbes Staff | The Primary Cause of The Financial Crisis “Borrowers not paying their mortgages”

By: Ali

Ali — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 16:36:25 +0000

Their is no doubt in my mind or anyone else on this site that this was a scheme set in motion to destroy 400 years of land records and make us a nation of renters beholdinding to the 1%. Don’t think for one minute that we “We don’t have the stomache to do anything about it”. Just because we don’t have the insider knowledge Mr. Neva, doesn’t mean we are ignorant as to what really happened, it just took us longer to learn mortgage laws, trust laws, ect. info you have right at your finger tips. If you are so f@#$ing smart why are you speaking out and reporting what you DO know to the appropiate authorities and lend a hand before things really do get out of hand. These fraudulent mortgage practices affect everyone, even the so called “responsible” sheeple who continue to pay God only knows their hard earned money to fund some rich investors who stand to collect on the misfortune of others and others who refuse to pay someone who doesn’t even own the loan. Thanks for nothing and if you don’t like this site go somewhere where you do like. You probably inveasted in toxic mbs’, and have no idea what we here on this site and sister sites already now agter years of collaberation and helping each other. Push, pull, or get out of the way.

By: ChrisYAHanWatcher4YAH

ChrisYAHanWatcher4YAH — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 21:10:55 +0000

This LEGAL SCHEME: Stinks to High Heave, I SMELL a PAY OFF, at the Expense of the VICTIMS to:

ENRICH the GREEDY LEGAL MERCENARIE$!

By: Linda

Linda — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19:53:14 +0000

Thanks for your opinion Richard. I want to research this New World Order aka Bilderberg Group. All I know right now is that the scheme’s taking place today MUST be part of a larger plan and civilian persistance in ‘blowing wind’ is allowing whomever is behind this destruction to push their plan forward.

By: leapfrog

leapfrog — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:57:13 +0000

Whadda DOUCHE.

By: Ron Moss

Ron Moss — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:11:49 +0000

Check with Gretchen Mortenson, She spent a few years with the same company, Foebes. She really understands the home Crisis better.

By: Katheryn

Katheryn — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:36:51 +0000

Daniel Fisher, FORBES Staff. I notice he does not refer to Catherine Masto’s BoA lawsuit. I’d like to hear what his defenses of those allegations are? Mr. Fisher apparently feels that correct, legal and proper paperwork is a trivial matter that should be ignored. That is if those not abiding by those laws are the banking cartel. I believe his position would change be it under any other circumstances. I would bet that if a family member of his was injured by another and the one causing the injury walked away smiling, scott free, based on an “unimportant” technicality, he would be singing another song. He is a reporter obviously looking for kudos from the very ones that are stealing away our basic rights and he is too ignorant and busy kissing up to see it.

By: Jason Werner

Jason Werner — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:29:26 +0000

It appears we have some robo-reporters now OR Daniel Fisher has some PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE about millions of cases – interesting.

Should victims (specifically borrowers) of banks’ crimes validate a bank’s alleged debt on the borrower by continuing the paid something that was originated and serviced in fraud – God forbid.

This former banker, me, is telling readers that most loans are originated and serviced with fraud and duress, whereby most banks are trying to put their fraud in the grave by burying it in foreclosure. I have personal knowledge to the banks’ disclosure violations, TILA violations, and FRAUD.