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In the discussion thread: Banks, states reach $26 billion settlement [View all]

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Fri Feb 10, 2012, 12:09 PM

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Banks, states reach $26 billion settlement [View all]	Roland99	Feb 2012	OP
Settlements but no jail time, typical banker bullshit.	sarcasmo	Feb 2012	#1
Not true.	tridim	Feb 2012	#10
Lawsuits are not criminal investigations	brentspeak	Feb 2012	#16
Don't ignore the fact that the MERS investigation will continue.	tridim	Feb 2012	#19
You repeated yourself	brentspeak	Feb 2012	#25
Beau Biden is on MSNBC right now saying CRIMINAL investigations will continue.	tridim	Feb 2012	#26
I'm disputing your word	brentspeak	Feb 2012	#27
I posted a direct quote that addressed the facts in this settlement.	tridim	Feb 2012	#29
A direct quote that doesn't address the dropping of criminal investigations	brentspeak	Feb 2012	#31
Really?	Conslayer25	Feb 2012	#18
The MERS investigation will continue. I guess you missed that.	tridim	Feb 2012	#20
Class Action is not off the table.	boppers	Feb 2012	#48
I guess you did not read the settlements...	dennis4868	Feb 2012	#17
Lip service but no sharp teeth, typical Obama bullshit.	Censor-Ready	Feb 2012	#44
"Not one indictment." Hardly surprising, the bankers buy and sell politicians exactly	cstanleytech	Feb 2012	#2
+1	sarcasmo	Feb 2012	#14
How do I get a piece of that puzzle?	FedUp_Queer	Feb 2012	#35
How much more corrupt can this system get before people take action?	harun	Feb 2012	#3
This is rich:	chill_wind	Feb 2012	#4
Chill wind, that $1,500 to $2,000 should be used by the homeowner as a retainer for competent legal	ms.smiler	Feb 2012	#9
Yeah, great post	Autumn	Feb 2012	#24
26 Billion and no jail time BULLSHIT	nmbluesky	Feb 2012	#5
And last I heard	quakerboy	Feb 2012	#40
+1	sarcasmo	Feb 2012	#50
it's such a huge clusterfuck	barbtries	Feb 2012	#6
What did Dillinger say when asked why he robbed banks?	kemah	Feb 2012	#7
That was Willie Sutton, not Dillinger.	Fuddnik	Feb 2012	#36
So a bank fraudulently confiscates your home and you get $2,000 max?	fasttense	Feb 2012	#8
The settlement allows individuals to still sue in cases like that.	tridim	Feb 2012	#13
Dear Tridim, there are no otherwise legitimate foreclosures.	ms.smiler	Feb 2012	#22
My foreclosure was legit, even though the mortgage paperwork was fraudulent..	tridim	Feb 2012	#23
Your payments have nothing to do with the party who brought a foreclosure action against you.	ms.smiler	Feb 2012	#30
I've seen all of my loan documents.	tridim	Feb 2012	#32
Sellout, Sellout, Sellout.	Fuddnik	Feb 2012	#11
Maybe People SHould Take the Law into their Own Hands	fascisthunter	Feb 2012	#12
Does it include blanket immunity	a2liberal	Feb 2012	#15
Institutionalized criminality protected by the government = corrupt country	just1voice	Feb 2012	#21
An era of Evil	lovuian	Feb 2012	#37
This is sick on all levels.	Scruffy1	Feb 2012	#28
Record Shadow Housing Inventory, And How Obama May Have Just Popped The Consumer Spending Bubble	Roland99	Feb 2012	#33
0.005% of the CDS-CDO scandal down, 99.995% to go.	Festivito	Feb 2012	#34
heyhey now, don't be so demanding!! we're contemplating a 0,01 % tax on derivatives transactions	BelgianMadCow	Feb 2012	#43
I say we hand over banking to bureaucrats and let financiers borrow and bet their own money.	Festivito	Feb 2012	#45
Well, well, well...looks like business will be picking up for the criminal class.	Safetykitten	Feb 2012	#38
chump change	Skittles	Feb 2012	#39
Yet if some destitute person steals a hot dog...	Marrah_G	Feb 2012	#41
The "fix" is in: National Mortgage Settlement is a done deal-Crime Pays! Great Bizness Model!	solarman350	Feb 2012	#42
The theft will continue	woo me with science	Feb 2012	#46
It's a slap in the face.	donheld	Feb 2012	#47
Insulting as hell.	woo me with science	Feb 2012	#49
"Missing Settlement Document Raises Doubts on $25B Deal"	ms.smiler	Feb 2012	#51

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