Posted on 04/25/2009 4:12:35 AM PDT by ovrtaxt
Next time the taxpayers need to not vote for the politicians who started this mess.
Why is it that I have been told over and over again I can not post anything Bloomberg even inside a link are you not worried about this?
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2237526/posts
thanks for telling me ...
I must have missed that somewhere among all the reality of doom and gloom /s
No argument here. We need to toss the current incarnaion of the CRA and make it a jail felony to offer a loan to anyone that is not a bona fide US citizen.
We have plenty of anti-money laundering rules and laws on the books; applying the same standard to getting a home loan or other credit to the hoops needed to open a brokerage account would be easy. Just not politically expediant or popular with advocates for those with names ending in ‘z’.
Speaking of Swine Flu...
In a logical, rational world, NO incumbent would be reelected in 2010 and 2012. Unfortunately... we don't live in a rational world.
Did you get an answer? I’d like to know too.
No and I would like to know too because they moderate me if an article inside an article goes back to it they told me I would be creating a lawsuit or something for copyright infringement so?
Speaking of copyright law, have you seen Max Keiser’s new entity “Pirate My Movie”? Cool idea.
maxkeiser.com
Exactly. Is the Fed a private entity? A government agency? A regulatory body? If this plays out the way the article suggests, all sorts of ‘confusion’ arises, and the lie that’s been sold to America will become more and more transparent.
No cool site thanks
You’re welcome. Max is an interesting guy. He’s very liberal and very libertarian at the same time. I agree with him maybe 75%, but he’s extremely intelligent, and he knows about the dirty crap that goes on in Wall Street brokerages from first hand experience.
There is no transparency at the corrupt Fed. None. Nada. Zero.
In the meantime, CEOs need to make more money . . .
Black is Back: Don't Trust New Accounting Rules !
Hint: The 'Accounting' Rules are now Totally Bogus !
To the CEOs of IAG & the rest of Big Banking it’s all money to play with, billions or trillions they could care less since they knew they would make more $$$ through banking cohorts, as in Paulson & Geithner stuffing their offshore accounts with tax payer $$$$$$$.
Since when do you need to be a citizen to buy property? More importantly, why should it be a requirement? We’re fairly good friends with a Swiss couple who own homes in Switzerland, France and yes, Texas. Who cares? Who are they hurting? I bicycle regularly with a fellow who owns a small Italian villa. This is the 21st century. People don’t live and die within 50 miles of their place of birth anymore.
WTH are you talking about? Your response makes no sense at all when I reread the post you are responding to.
My apologies — I did’nt realize that somebody could be stupid enough to not recognize some fundamental differences:
#1 - Like the loan documentation your Swiss pals and pedal pusher buddy could produce compared to the loan documentation that the typical “undocumented worker” from “our friendly neighbor to the south” can produce.
#2 - Like what money laundering rules actually require, compared to your own observer bias. I did’nt mention citizenship in the post I made. The AML and income standards are really simple — be able to show you have a pot to whiz in and that it comes from legal, verifiable sources. Your bigotry (or ignorance or both) was the only thing that flipped that into some form of phantom citizenship requirement.
#3. Like the difference between people that have enough money to waste in buying more homes than they can live in at any given time compared to other people that had to lie to get their non-conforming jumbo mortgage. Particularly when they can just go back to the other side of a line in the dirt when they can’t afford the mortgage.
Bonus topic: Since you brought up the subject, go try to buy a beachfront casa in Mazatlan, with that real estate actually being deeded to you in your name as a US citizen. Lemme know how that works out for you, pal... The mexican government made foreigners buying mexican real estate illegal around 1840, right after losing a huge chunk of land west of the Sabine and north of the Rio Grande; a lot of said land was purchased by “foreigners” from Tennessee, Alabama, etc.
If the issue is loan qualifications, then no problem. No one wants banks making financial decisions that are unsafe for its investors. However, that was not the original thrust of the conversation.
2 - Like what money laundering rules actually require, compared to your own observer bias. I didnt mention citizenship in the post I made.
Oh no? Hmmm, so when you said, We need to toss the current incarnaion of the CRA and make it a jail felony to offer a loan to anyone that is not a bona fide US citizen. you weren't mentioning citizenship? It sure reads to me as though you suggested making it felony to loan to anyone other than a citizen.
Since you brought up the subject, go try to buy a beachfront casa in Mazatlan, with that real estate actually being deeded to you in your name as a US citizen. Lemme know how that works out for you, pal... The mexican government made foreigners buying mexican real estate illegal around 1840, right after losing a huge chunk of land west of the Sabine and north of the Rio Grande; a lot of said land was purchased by foreigners from Tennessee, Alabama, etc.
Well, you're half right. You can't have the deed in your name for that beachfront casa in your name, it would have to be set up in trust, with a Mexican bank maintaining the deed. So, in that you are at least correct. However, that is not to say that it is illegal for foreigners to own property in Mexico. Foreigners can't own property within 50 miles of the coast, or in Baja, but you can have a deed in your very own name in all of the interior.
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