Lindsey Williams, The Federal Reserve Now Owns Your Homes, Collapse Soon

[Arrowwind]

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So my question is this... doesnt' the federal reserve make any income on a monthly basis to make these purchases? How do we know that they are making money out of thin air to make these purchases? If the federal reserve stands to make a ton of money out of buying these mortage backed securities then they are making money to purchase more right?

I would like to know what the Fed reserve income is on a monthly basis... is there anyway to know?

[genevieve]

Arrowwind--

Any chance you could point out a particular starting point re the Fed owning our homes?
I have a really hard time listening to Williams cuz it takes so darned long for him to get the info out.

Peace Love Joy & Harmony,
Genevieve

[Arrowwind]

Arrowwind--

Any chance you could point out a particular starting point re the Fed owning our homes?
I have a really hard time listening to Williams cuz it takes so darned long for him to get the info out.

Peace Love Joy & Harmony,
Genevieve

Well he gets into it pretty quick. I just skip forward past the intro where he tells how he came about meeting his connections, he always does this. Its a pretty complicated tale and I dont understand everything about derivitatives, hedge funds etc. Im hoping someone who understands more will make comments. I certainly would not like the idea of some bank in China owning my mortage, would you?

[Lone Bean]

Who is Lindsey Williams????

[Arrowwind]

Who is Lindsey Williams????

Williams is the guy who shouted from the rooftops in early 2008 that a crash was coming. He claims to have info from 'elite' contacts he made during his work as a pastor in Alaska during contstrutin of the pipeline.. He's the one that got my tail moving out of the city just as fast as I could and to prepare for a full blown **** hits the fan scenario based on economic collapes. Many of his predictions have come true, but not all, and that may simply be a timing issue, IMHO

[Hawkwind]

Arrowwind--

Any chance you could point out a particular starting point re the Fed owning our homes?
I have a really hard time listening to Williams cuz it takes so darned long for him to get the info out.

Peace Love Joy & Harmony,
Genevieve

The guy takes 90 mins to say basically:
1- the Fed has begun buying mortgage backed securities at a rate of $40 billion/month
2- they intend to leverage the value of these using the derivative market
3- the planned result of this is to devalue US currency and thereby increase defaults on the mortgages
4- eventually this will cause the dollar to collapse, at which point a single global currency is planned to be implemented

He also talks about avocados being good and good for you, but that didn't seem to be the principal focus of the ramble, er, um, interview.

[Rocky_Shorz]

why didn't he say a word about Maiden Lane, why was he waiting for Bernanke to let him know they were buying up what Maiden lane has been doing for years?

something pretty fishy for someone with contacts to not even mention it in a 90 minute clip...

on the Fed Reserve balance sheet, undisclosed amount went to Maiden Lane


Maiden Lane is smack dab in the center of London's bankers...

[ThePythonicCow]

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For those interested, this Youtube video of Lindsey Williams was also posted here (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?49937-Lindsey-Williams-update-on-Gold-Seek-Radio&p=558236&viewfull=1#post558236).

[Arrowwind]

For those interested, this Youtube video of Lindsey Williams was also posted here (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?49937-Lindsey-Williams-update-on-Gold-Seek-Radio&p=558236&viewfull=1#post558236).

thanks Paul. I can hardly keep up with all the threads here and i dont check when I find something of interest to post.. Seems it was discussed out on the link you provided.

[ThePythonicCow]

thanks Paul. I can hardly keep up with all the threads here and i dont check when I find something of interest to post.. Seems it was discussed out on the link you provided.
That's fine ... it's good you have a life outside the forum :).

I just link to past discussions for the benefit of those who were interested in pursuing the other discussion of this video.

[we-R-one]

Hi Arrowind,

Yes it was also discussed here on another thread. See my post #5 below; I'm extremely concerned about this type of scenario. I'm not sure how many people fully understand the implications, though to many of us who are awake it's completely obvious.

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?49756-QE3-Mortgage-backed-Securities-40B-mo&p=553503#post553503

[The Lawnman]

So what? They are buying worthless toxic assets with worthless Federal Reserve Notes which have no value. (Federal Reserve notes are not redeemable in gold, silver or any other commodity, and receive no backing by anything This has been the case since 1933. The notes have no value for themselves...) http://www.treasury.gov/resource-center/faqs/currency/pages/legal-tender.aspx Lindsey Williams is not informed. The FEDS aren't just creating money out of "thin air". Look at a Federal Reserve Note, it says right on it this is legal tender for paying public and private debts. This should give you a clue. Moreover, just because they buy MBS does not mean they also have acquired the authority or rights by assignment to foreclose on your home, especially if MERS is involved. Do your homework, all these foreclosures are fraudulent. The only reason they (FEDS/BANKSTERS) are getting away with what they are doing is because (98%) of all foreclosures go uncontested. Why do you think the FDIC is suing these banks for fraud or deceptive practices. (http://www.housingwire.com/news/fdic-sues-multiple-banks-over-sale-rmbs-failed-bank) If the transaction was fraudulent on the back end that means it was fraudulent on the front end.

And even if you do "pay off" your alleged loan, you are still listed as a tenant on the Warranty Deed with the county. (tenant n. a person who occupies real property owned by another based upon an agreement between the person and the landlord/owner, almost always for rental payments.) No one owns owns land anymore, its all been deeded or put into a public trust (Usufructory). We can't gain allodial title, not since 1933. This is why you pay property taxes, you are paying rents for the use of the land. No worries here folks, ...the FEDS are desperately trying to fix what they broke, but the problem is once a clear chain of title (perfected lien) is broke, it can't be fixed. File a quiet title action ... if your home loan transaction was securitized, the title is clouded.

[we-R-one]

The courts don't always support the poor homeowner due to their fradulent practices and yes if the government is the lien holder through buying back these morgaged backed securites, they do have a credible claim against your property regardless of MERS and yes, the problem does exist that you do not own the allodial title. This was discussed in this thread: Starting at post #6

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?49413-What-will-happen-to-unpaid-mortgages

I see you edited your post lawnman, wise move as it sounded quite condescending initially....

[The Lawnman]

I agree with you regarding, "Courts don't always support the poor homeowner...", and that is because "fraud" is difficult to prove. It requires a heightened pleading. However, there are lots of judges out there that are beginning to understand the implications of having MERS listed as Mortgagee or Nominee (which they are neither) on the security instrument, which makes any alleged assignments done by them invalid. The tide is beginning to turn on MERS. Here is a good case in point among many. http://www.scribd.com/doc/86496077/MERS-Motion-for-Protective-Order-DENIED-2-28-2012 There is no question it is a difficult road, but it is being done and there is hope.

[we-R-one]

Actually in my opinion, the fraud isn't difficult to prove at all, it's pretty easy to show that a title is clouded as long as you take the appropriate steps by either having a COTA done(chain of title assessment) or a Title Exam. And most definitely you can be sure your title is going to be clouded if you bought a home between 2000 to present. What's difficult is finding an attorney who understands what they're dealing with and how to handle the cases in court, which is why you are finding many who are taking the "pro se" approach. I assure you the judges know damn well what's going on and some of them are allowing these banks to get away with murder, most likely as they have a vested interest tied to some of these fraudulent institutions...an approach that many attorneys forget to question by investigating the residing judges background right up front before the case even starts.

Glad to see another is taking the time to investigate the fraudulent practices of MERS, welcome aboard! So......have you heard about MERS 2 yet????? Check out this link and scroll down to Section 8 2b; this is what I'm investigating right now....where is this bill and did it pass? Cause if it did Houston, we have a problem! What it means going forward is they are legalizing MERS...oh sorry, MERS2(same flippin thing) fraudulent activities! Where or where is NAR??

http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/112/s1834/text

UPDATE:

Click on the status button on the above link...looks like this hasn't gone anywhere....key word, yet! This is one to follow and make sure it doesn't go anywhere!!!

[Rocky_Shorz]

The courts don't always support the poor homeowner due to their fradulent practices and yes if the government is the lien holder through buying back these morgaged backed securites, they do have a credible claim against your property regardless of MERS and yes, the problem does exist that you do not own the allodial title. This was discussed in this thread: Starting at post #6

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?49413-What-will-happen-to-unpaid-mortgages

I see you edited your post lawnman, wise move as it sounded quite condescending initially....

for those who still don't understand, the Federal Reserve has nothing to do with America's Government and the IRS are the collection agents for London Bankers...

These mortgages are being bought by foreigners...

Maiden Lane did it for years, we spotted them so now it had to go transparent

take a look at the Fed Reserves balance sheet...

Fed's Balance Sheet (http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h41/current/)

[we-R-one]

Yes Rocky Shorz I completely follow you...I'm referencing the "government" as they are the one's buying 40 billion a month in mortgaged backed securities. I do understand that - America's government is run by a banking cartel that does not reside in this country.

[Rocky_Shorz]

from the link above...

you mentioned courts, but they have no jurisdiction over the London Mile... They will turn them into investments held by thousands that need to all agree you can buy your home... which means never... you won't get the title even if paid off until they release it... these are million dollar homes that defaulted, Americans paid for the losses for the privilege to give them to a banker for $100K. once all of them have been transferred, watch how fast the housing market recovers so those $100K investments are worth a million... Does anyone think any of that $900K will be returned to American taxpayers?


The Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY) has extended loans to several limited liability companies under the authority of section 13(3) of the Federal Reserve Act. On June 26, 2008, a loan was extended to Maiden Lane LLC, which was formed to acquire certain assets of Bear Stearns. On November 25, 2008, a loan was extended to Maiden Lane III LLC, which was formed to purchase multi-sector collateralized debt obligations on which the Financial Products group of the American International Group, Inc. has written credit default swap contracts. On December 12, 2008, a loan was extended to Maiden Lane II LLC, which was formed to purchase residential mortgage-backed securities from the U.S. securities lending reinvestment portfolio of subsidiaries of American International Group, Inc. On November 25, 2008, the Federal Reserve Board authorized the FRBNY to extend credit to TALF LLC, which was formed to purchase and manage any asset-backed securities received by the FRBNY in connection with the decision of a borrower not to repay a loan extended under the Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility.

[we-R-one]

Hmmm, I'm not so sure about that. Are you familiar with Agenda 21? It's purpose is a land grab....the point is to get you out of your houses(which they're doing right now) and then eventually move you into their condensed areas where you can be controlled; that is a United Nations implemented program that's all ready in full swing here in the United States, with the help of President Clinton, signed by executive order in 92. If I'm understanding you correctly you're saying the housing market is going to recover by them selling all of these properties for profits? Normally I would say yes, they're creating the cycle all over again, but now I'm not so sure with Agenda 21 being in the picture. And who's going to buy these properties? With what money? They've farmed all the jobs out of the country......I dunno, this time seems different now that other factors have been put into play.

The courts are an extension of the "London Mile" no?

[we-R-one]

This article came out today and kinda confirms what I said above, where are the people going to get the money to buy these homes?

http://www.infowars.com/the-last-housing-crash-is-not-even-over-but-bernanke-is-already-setting-the-stage-for-the-next-one/