Move Your Money Project: The Move Your Money project is a nonprofit campaign that encourages individuals and institutions to divest from the nation’s largest Wall Street banks and move to local financial institutions. Little has changed to prevent another financial crisis or to end ‘Too Big To Fail,’ and with…
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See also Lawyers and Activists Arrested in Brooklyn Courtroom While Stopping Foreclosures with Song (VIDEO) Occupy Wall Street movement hits Brooklyn — and nine are arrested Mr. Auctioneer! New Yorkers Call for Moratorium on Foreclosures, Oct. 13 (6)
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No criminal charges have yet been filed. The U.S. is set to sue the top banks behind the ponzi scheme of selling worthless bundled securitized mortgages to investors. But where are the criminal charges for the fraud committed against ordinary home purchasers? Where are the criminal charges for the ongoing…
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From Take Back the Land: Catherine Lennon vs. Countrywide/Bank of America has been adjourned until September at the request of the Stephen J. Baum, the lawyer for Countrywide. On Tuesday August 16, NY State Supreme Court Judge Anne Marie Taddeo called off the controversial eviction of Catherine Lennon which was…
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Download flyer: PDF See also: Mary Lee Ward Gets Reprieve Eviction Defense for 82 Year-Old Eviction of Cathy Lennon Stayed (7)
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A former SEC employee, Darcy Flynn, has accused the SEC of destroying thousands of data files on high profile inquiries including an early-stage investigation into convicted Ponzi scheme fraudster Bernard Madoff. While the administration, DOJ and Congress continue to turn a blind eye to the SEC’s alleged unlawful record keeping,…
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According to Democracy Now, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has been kicked off a 50-state task force negotiating a possible settlement with the nation’s largest mortgage companies. The Obama administration has been pressuring Schneiderman to drop opposition to a settlement, which would effectively immunize the nation’s largest banks from…
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Bloomberg news is reporting that $1.2 trillion in public funds were secretly given to top Wall St. banks and brokerage firms. (4)
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