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The Big Five Banks Taking 5-Finger Discounts Causes and Cures Running head: FREEDOM FROM FRAUDULENT FORECLOSURES 1 Too Big to Jail - The Big Five Banks Taking 5-Finger Discounts Causes and Cures – Freedom from Fraudulent Foreclosures Ann Marie Charnes University of Memphis Author Note This paper was prepared for UNIV4995 Senior Project, taught by L. Manning Garrett III, Ph.D. FREEDOM FROM FRAUDULENT FORECLOSURES 2 Too Big to Jail - The Big Five Banks Taking 5-Finger Discounts Causes and Cures – Freedom from Fraudulent Foreclosures. Abstract This report discloses findings in connection with research to determine the root cause of why there are so many citizens losing their homes to foreclosures by national banks and reveals possible cures for the problems discovered. The “root cause” means the main issue that must be addressed to cure the problem; however, as many gardeners are aware, to get to the “root,” one must dig. The United States of America’s legislative branch was once a beautiful garden; however, it has been invaded with weeds (politicians), which have been allowed to grow and choke out most of the beautiful flowers (statesmen). The research will show the result caused by the politicians in the mortgage market in the United States and will prove that not only have the weeds destroyed this part of the garden, but have allowed a violent creature (the Fox) to have total control over it. The research digs deep into the business of “securitization” and what it really means, or more importantly what it does not mean: it does not mean that anybody is watching over the Fox and what is actually being sold in this “market.” The research also looks into the laws of the United States, which provide the very foundation of our country and set up the beautiful gardens known as the legislative branch, the judicial branch, and the executive branch. The United States was built on a set of laws (the Constitution) and the research will prove what rights the citizens have to stop the Fox from taking their homes. The research reviews the past history in this country when citizens have been denied their rights granted by the Constitution, and how important equality under the law is to this country. FREEDOM FROM FRAUDULENT FORECLOSURES 3 The research proves that federal and state legislature and judiciary continue to choose the Fox over the citizen to this day; however, it can only change by the will of the people. Will the people allow this to continue or will they remove the weeds (politicians) from the garden (United States Legislative Branch) and demand equal rights? FREEDOM FROM FRAUDULENT FORECLOSURES 4 Too Big to Jail - The Big Five Banks Taking 5-Finger Discounts Causes and Cures – Freedom from Fraudulent Foreclosures. This report discloses findings in connection with research to determine the root cause of why there are so many citizens losing their homes to foreclosures by national banks and reveals possible cures for the problems discovered. The root cause of why so many citizens have lost their homes to foreclosures by national banks is because the legislative and judicial branches have failed to protect them, and continue to choose national banks over the citizen to this day. When a citizen, such as yourself, takes something that belongs to someone else (in street terms, this is a “5-finger discount”), the legislative and judicial branches make certain the citizen without proper ownership does not get away with this behavior. However, the national banks have been taking “5-finger discounts” regularly in many states, including Mississippi, since the financial meltdown began (perhaps even before), taking the homes of many citizens, and with full knowledge that the homes do not belong to the national banks, the legislative and judicial branches continue to allow it. Why would this be allowed? How can they get away with this? Although it is happening in every state; for this paper, when state law controls the issue, I have focused specifically on Mississippi state law. I. The Golden Hen House (The USA Mortgage Market) A. The Fox Watching Over the Hen House. Have you heard the old story about the fox watching over the hen house? My theory is similar to the fox watching over the hen house, but this hen house is much more than a poultry farm, and there is much more at stake than losing a few hens. This is about the mortgage market and how the legislative branch of our government allowed the national banks to have complete control over it without any supervision, and how the FREEDOM FROM FRAUDULENT FORECLOSURES 5 national banks committed fraud to make billions or perhaps more, caused the financial crisis, and continue fraudulent activity to this day. 1. The Golden Hen House. The “Golden Hen House” in this story represents the United States of America’s Home Mortgage Market, as a whole. The Golden Hen House is not one physical place or business, it is comprised of each and every homeowner that finances the purchase (and refinance) of a home, and each and every entity and activity that flows from such transaction. The Golden Hen House has many hens including lenders like national banks, community banks, and other banking entities, governmental entities that regulate within the hen house, and attorneys and title companies, as well as many other hens pecking away in this busy hen house. 2. The Fox. The “Fox” represents one or more of the national banks, including, but not limited to Bank of America, Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase, Citibank, and Goldman Sachs. 3. Nest Eggs. The “Nest Eggs” are legal documents each homeowner signed and continues to sign at closing titled “Promissory Note.” This document is unique to each homeowner in that it “defines the exact terms and conditions of the loan” (Ling & Archer, 2010, p. 220). Each homeowner can identify his or her Nest Egg from any other Nest Egg because it is unique to him/her in that it contains his/her unique signature. The Nest Egg serves as an IOU. 4. Egg Cartons. The “Egg Cartons” are trusts that contain the Nest Eggs. These trusts are set up as special purpose entities to hold the Nest Eggs. These special purpose entities are discussed in more detail in Section II below. 5. Prospectus. The “Prospectus” is a document that tells what is in the Egg Cartons, and is explained in more detail in Section II.B.2 below, but for now just know that it is a piece of paper with writing that says to Investors (people with money, described below in Section II.B.2 FREEDOM FROM FRAUDULENT FORECLOSURES 6 and B.3 below) that if the Investors will send money to invest in the Egg Cartons, the Fox will send the Investors a certificate and pay interest back on their investment. B. The Story. Now that you know what the Golden Hen House really is, let’s get back to the story. The Fox was watching over the Nest Eggs and things went well until one day the Fox was able to manipulate his way into complete control over the entire process of gathering the Nest Eggs, placing them in the Egg Cartons, preparing the Prospectus, gathering the funds from Investors, gathering the funds from homeowners and controlling everything from start to finish in the Golden Hen House without any supervision.1 The Fox soon realized he could make more money by saying there were Nest Eggs in Egg Cartons that were really in other Egg Cartons. He even started cracking a Nest Egg or two (or more), which ruins the egg, but nobody except the Fox ever looks at those Egg Cartons anyway, so the Fox was just putting pieces of a Nest Egg in different Egg Cartons. This made the Fox very rich, and all was working out for him until one day, many years’ later, someone started asking questions and wanted to make the Fox open the Egg Cartons to find a Nest Egg and to make sure all the Nest Eggs were really there. Oh No! The Fox did not know what to do, he was not planning on harming anybody; he just wanted to make some extra money and only planned to do this to a few of the Egg Cartons in the beginning, but it was just so easy and nobody could get hurt, could they? 1. What went wrong? As in every tangled web we weave when we try to deceive, we end up all tangled up in lies; and that is exactly what has happened here. The Fox does not want anybody to see what is in the Egg Cartons and has done everything in his power to prevent us [the public] from the truth. This is explained in more detail below. 1 There are many factors that allowed the manipulation to succeed, including the lobbyists in the legislative branch arena, together with collective bargaining (unions and civil service) inside government. All of which cause conflicts of interests which result in the creation of weeds rather than flowers in our legislative branch. FREEDOM FROM FRAUDULENT FORECLOSURES 7 2. Can it be fixed? The legislative branch passes laws and the judicial branch enforces the laws to protect us. The legislative branch in Mississippi had laws on the books it could have used and even passed new laws [the Mississippi SAFE Mortgage Act]; however, it specifically excludes National Banks, and the courts have been unable or unwilling to protect the average citizen to date in most cases. This is explained in more detail below. II. Stock Market, Securitization, and Secrets? A. Is this the Stock Market? Most citizens believe what they hear about the United States Home Mortgage Market and Securitization means the “Stock Market” and think, “Securities and Exchange Commission” or “SEC” as it is known far and wide in this country must be watching over these activities.
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