Bank Of America Sets Up Swat Team To Combat Wikileaks (Coming bank leaks)

Business Insider ^ | 12/02/2010 | Business Insider

[The Magical Mischief Tour]

Bank of America has set up a swat team to combat Wikileaks in case it is, as suspected, the target of the next leak, says Charlie Gasparino.

The FOXBusiness news reporter just tweeted:

Bank of America sets up Legal Swat team to combat Wikileaks in case it is the target. If the rumors are true, Bank of America may really need it.

Earlier this week, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange said the leak could "take down one or two banks."

[The Magical Mischief Tour]

Nothing says, we have nothing to hide or fear like a bank hiding behind an army of lawyers!

[SC_Pete]

Maybe it’s time for Bank of America to hire some Chinese hackers. If they break into the Pentagon, WikiLeaks would be a piece of cake.

[Domandred]

Lawyering up before the leak even happens. Yea BoA has nothing to hide at all...

[tips up]

What and when will be released? I thought their servers were shut down and that Interpol was after Assange?

[Kackikat]

True, and I don’t understand...must be a rumor about Bank of America, if website is down.

[Alberta's Child]

If Bank of America is the target of the next round of leaks, I suspect the one big topic that may have catastrophic consequences for the bank may have been related to a recent New Jersey court ruling that got very little public scrutiny. In that case, a homeowner who was involved in a foreclosure proceeding won a key ruling against Bank of America -- based on the fact that Bank of America's own employee made some startling admissions in the court hearings about the bank's process for documenting mortgages and property titles.

The judge in that case basically determined that the bank foreclosing on the homeowner couldn't demonstrate that it even had the legal standing to file the foreclosure action in the first place.

If WikiLeaks really has something on a major U.S. bank, I'll bet it involves compelling evidence that the bank sold off mortgages that it never even legally owned in the first place.

[The Comedian]

Short, SHORT, SHORT!!

"Economic Holocaust" ping.

Increasing volume ping list watching the slow motion Economic Holocaust.

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Frowning takes 68 muscles.
Smiling takes 6.
Pulling this trigger takes 2.
I'm lazy.

[Sawdring]

What would that have to do withState Department cables?

[Freedom_Isn't_Free]

This isn’t related to the State Department cables. This is “The Next Big Thing” from WikiLeaks. Assange says it’ll be released early 2011.

[dynachrome]

We’re safe, now that the lie-yers are involved!

[dynachrome]

“Assange says it’ll be released early 2011.”

Assuming that Putin or the Saudis or.... haven’t taken him out.

[Neidermeyer]

That was the "record custodian" DeMartini who stated that the notes were never delivered to the trusts ...

BOA is SO TOAST

DeMartini “testified further that it was customary for Countrywide to maintain possession of the original note and related loan documents,” Judge Wizmur wrote.

http://livinglies.wordpress.com/2010/11/23/boa-headache-countrywide-routinely-failed-to-send-key-docs-to-mbs-trustees-b-of-a-employee-says/

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-11-30/bofa-mortgage-morass-deepens-after-employee-says-trustee-didn-t-get-notes.html

[opentalk]

This is the Bank the DNC received a loan from before midterm elections. Also helped bailout Shore bank.

[Sawdring]

I bet it is about laundering money for various drug cartels, politicians, and Mafia Dons.

[ViLaLuz]

I hate Bank of America.

[Humidston]

Why is this in General/Chat? IMO, this is important breaking news.

[opentalk]

I think they were also involved with ACORN and loans to illegal aliens.

the art in NC head quarters lobby is very strange (NWO ?) paintings.

[kroll]

Short, SHORT, SHORT!!

Did exactly that today! And its cheap for some reason....

[Alberta's Child]

I don’t think it has anything to do with State Department information. The WikiLeaks guy had hinted a few days ago that the next round of leaked documents is going to involve one or more major U.S. banks.