David Snieckus
99 Crescent Street
Newton, MA 02466
617-964-2951
davidsnieckus2@gmail.com
To: The Joint Committee for Financial Services: May 16, 2013
RE: S774
The intention of letter is to help educate the Joint Committee on Financial Services to clear titles to foreclosed properties.
Most everyone knows that there is a foreclosure issue, it’s a HUGE problem….some of it seems to be going away, but there seems to be this gap, as mentioned on Tuesday, May 14, at the hearing, of “illegally foreclosed” homes that have been “honestly” bought and the title companies wanting clear titles.
Many of you think, as I have in the past, it’s the purported borrower’s problem…..in some cases yes……HOWEVER, may I suggest from my new research it’s the “Money System” we are in. It’s a debt based system. A system designed by the wealthy (mostly banker’s families and their lawyers) for the wealthy. It is NOT A FAIR SYSTEM FOR ALL…but, we have managed for centuries with this deceptive system of booms and bust, bailouts and now bail-ins for the banker’s advantage. It doesn’t seem to end and there is NOW a HUGE gap between the wealthy and the not so-wealthy…. There is an unfairness going on….it’s called usury…. And I see a great change coming.
MATHAMATICALLY foreclosures and bankruptcies HAVE TO HAPPEN.
It should be self-evident that there is a money problem here, too much for a few and too little for many…. and it also should be self-evident that whoever has the money controls …..And, to me, more specifically…. It’s the bankers and their lawyers…… it’s the highly paid lawyers of the banks and the banking lobby that are deceiving the hard-working people with confusing language of a criminal nature with more and more ambiguous statues and codes….
Not for simplicity but for deliberate confusion.
Not for accuracy but for misunderstanding.
Not for facts but for untruths.
Not for creating solutions but for violating our given rights of our due process of law….(We need to know we can sue and be sued for breach of contract.)
Not for increasing subject matter jurisdiction but for removing subject matter jurisdictions.
Not for making contracts clear, concise and honest but for making contracts confusing and unconscionable.
Not for making honest receipts of property in the land registry but for decriminalizing “receipts of stolen property.”
Not for making mortgages plain and simple and down to earth but for decriminalizing “mortgage fraud.”
WHY? IMHO… Follow the money! Money is the driving factor for this Senate Bill 774. It looks to me like a money and land grab by the banks and their lawyers with more pollution of the title. Although Senator Moore has …“An Act clearing titles to foreclosed properties”, it seems to me, and a number of us, that the intention, the soul of the act, is to harm rather than heal.
Senate 774 will harm homeowner rights…send it back for clarity…send it back to help our economy not harm it…..send it back for A REAL Act clearing titles to foreclosed properties. How? BY: reworking and rewording S774. Write it in plain English! Write so we can understand. Write something more honest! Here is ONE example to help clear title!
Such affidavit when properly filled out in good faith will serve as the comprehensive initial record of all the transactions that have occurred since the origination of the primary mortgage contract and mortgage loan. For purposes of this section the term affidavit “must secure”, for the purpose of clearing titles to foreclosed properties, “the collateral/ custodial files and all electronic entries in the lender’s accounting, financial and general ledger systems and document custodian’s tracking system.”¹
To the Joint Committee on Financial Services…that will clear titles on foreclosed properties faster than anything else….in about two hours…..and bring our economy back to prosperity rather than scarcity. Let’s LEVEL the playing field!!!!!!!
THANK YOU!
Sincerely,
David Snieckus
David Snieckus
The law firm is Stafne Trumbal...here is a link to watch Mr Stafne in court.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.occupycorporatism.com/big-bank-fail-judge-rules-foreclosure-unconstitutional/