Foreign leaders criticize Fed's Backdoor Bailout plan

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Bank failures continue to set records

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The VA Qui Tam (whistleblower statute).

LIS > Code of Virginia > 8.01-216.3

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Volcker statement translated: Fed plan to infuse economy with $900 billion is a massive backdoor bailout that will not do much to help the economy.

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Consumer right to class action may be at risk before supreme court.

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Related to the previous post, just in case you didn't know who bought a lot of those mortgages, we did. Er Fannie and Freddie did.

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Another story on the massive losses of AIG which continues the policy of refusing to report the truth: AIG had to pay billions to the banks for the credit default swaps purchased - i.e. the bets that the mortgages they sold would fail (and they knew they would fail).

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Conservatives look to oust judges who supported gay marriage. Scary, these attempts to influence/control the judiciary.

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Bank of America edges closer to the tipping point .... as expected.

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Backdoor Bailout starts with $600 billion.

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States taking on Foreclosure Fraud

NYT: State Attorneys General Take H

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William Black and L. Randall Wray - Foreclose on the Fraudsters

These two courageous persons released part 1 earlier - find it here

Part 2 is now out - do not miss it here

These are must read articles for anyone who cares about the rule of law, or what is going on out here.