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Tuesday, January 19, 2016

New Financial Crisis Hits America Confirming Previous Site Claims


Barack Obama 

Throughout the tenure of U.S. President Barack Obama, from day one to the present, the Judiciary Report has advocated austerity in government spending, a modest tax hike on the rich and an increase manufacturing (Ben Bernake Didn't See The Financial Crisis Coming) to counteract and reverse the 2008 financial crisis that happened due to the damaging policies of former Commander-in-Chief, George W. Bush (How George Bush Destroyed The U.S. Economy). However, Obama did the exact opposite and to America's detriment.

Under the influence of incompetent, mentally ill Hollywood, who’ve spend more time in the White House than any other group combined, Obama used the entertainment industry’s motto of “you’ve got to spend money to make money” and “buy your way out of trouble.” And so, the Obama Administration splashed the cash. Today we see the end result of that folly. America is deeper in debt than it has ever been in the nation’s entire 400-year history. America’s national debt is approaching $19 trillion dollars.

Under Obama’s record spending, he has set in motion what is on track to cause the financial collapse of the federal government. On its current course, a time is coming when there will not be enough money to keep the federal government afloat and it will financially collapse.

To make matters worse, some of Obama’s campaign donors and cronies have looted the U.S. treasury, via shady backend deals that have made them wealthy at the expense of the American taxpayers. They were not entitled to this money. More constructive things could have been done with said stolen funds to benefit the nation, rather than a group of greedy, unpatriotic, thieving scoundrels.

The U.S. stock market is completely unstable, experiencing rollercoaster type activity and massive declines that wiped away $2.3 trillion dollars in one year. America’s top companies are in decline. Walmart, a top grossing American company, is closing 269 stores domestically and worldwide, which will result in 16,000 people losing their jobs. Apple is experiencing serious stock and sales declines.

Other companies in the tech sector, such as Oracle, HP, Twitter and Facebook are also experiencing sales and stock declines. Apple has lost $44.7 billion dollars in value, as sales have weakened.

American banks Citigroup, Bank of America, Wells Fargo and JP Morgan Chase have all lost billions of dollars in value. Foreclosures are also up again in America, revealing the government has not properly addressed the financial and mortgage crisis of 2008 that is rebooting itself and causing misery among homeowners.

Food prices in America are high. I’ve discovered food prices in Britain are on average 30% lower than America. Every American I know is complaining about food prices. It’s not a good sign when working class people can’t afford food. That is a tell tale sign the economy is not in a good way. It also necessitates the need for more food stamps to prevent people from going hungry, which means the government is underwriting that as well, due to the administration's poor handling of the economy.

Unemployment is up. However, reports indicate the Obama Administration has been falsifying numbers and removing millions of unemployed people from national financial data to give a false impression. These millions are incorrectly branded individuals who have given up on finding a job. However, they are still among the unemployed and should be included in the official tally to correctly gauge the financial problems facing the nation. How do you possibly fix a problem you refuse to acknowledge exists.

The corruption and costly illegal spying by the U.S. government has reached an all time high. Obama is blanket spying on the American people, which is unconscionable and perverse. Obama is also illegally spying on Congress to great degrees, which is criminal. Where are the famed "checks and balances" and the "separation of powers" when the president is behaving like a dictator in spying on everyone and trying to control everything.

America is supposed to have three branches of government - executive (president), legislative (Congress) and the judicial (courts). Right now, America only has one, the executive branch, that is spying on, browbeating, bullying and coercing the other two branches into submission and corruption...and to terrible economic results.

During Obama’s final State of the Union Address last week, the president stated America’s military is the most advanced in the world, but he is completely wrong. The Chinese military is far more technologically advanced. There was an incident that revealed the Chinese military has become far superior in the technological realm.

The U.S. Navy was conducting a military exercise in the Pacific Ocean using a technologically advanced American submarine. However, a Chinese submarine with even greater technological capabilities surfaced right beside the American sub and went completely undetected until the U.S. military literally saw it with their own eyes above water. That's just a fraction of what their technology can do. China has also made great strides in space weaponry as well.

America is also not self sustaining. China is a fully functional economy and nation in every aspect, producing all the food and technology it needs. America does not produce even ½ the food the nation consumes or the majority of the electronics the country uses. Most electronics in America comes from China, which became a global force in the past 5-years due to exemplary manufacturing standards that generated trillions in revenues. Fair is fair. They made the products and deserved to be paid for them. I'm not complaining, as I use Chinese products all the time. The point I'm trying to make is America does not occupy the same place it once did in the world and the government refusing to realize that will not help the nation progress.

The U.S. government is spending so much time, manpower and money on fruitless wars in the Middle East, the nation cannot afford to respond appropriately if something truly horrible happens on a global scale. It is a mass of wasted time, money and resources. All the money going into these wars could have greatly improved America's businesses, schools, homes and general infrastructure, making the country stronger.  

There are many imbalances in the U.S. government and economy that need to be corrected. Yet the Obama Administration is in denial and has not remedied the serious problems facing America. You don’t fix problems by covering them up and proverbially "kicking the can down the road" to the next administration, as Bush did and Obama is doing. It just results in a bigger mess and greater problems eroding the nation.

Obama has and continues to devote an extraordinary amount of time in dogmatic, obsessive and alarming bids at destroying his perceived enemies, conservatives, than he does America's enemies, ISIS. It's sad that Obama has spent more time attacking conservatives and Christians in America than he has ISIS.

Americans had to raise a stink for Obama to even admit the terrorist attack on San Bernardino, California this past December was terrorism (Obama Administration Being Slammed By Americans For Refusing To Label San Bernardino Killings Terrorism). When the wave of bad publicity hit him, he finally admitted it.

Meanwhile, reports keep surfacing that Obama continues to use federal agencies like the IRS to financially abuse and attack conservatives and Christians in America. Take a look at Obama's interviews and press clippings over the past year. The majority of his comments are devoted to attacking conservatives, who bear in mind, are Americans. It simply doesn't look right.

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A recession worse than 2008 is coming

January 15, 2016 - The S&P 500 has begun 2016 with its worst performance ever. This has prompted Wall Street apologists to come out in full force and try to explain why the chaos in global currencies and equities will not be a repeat of 2008. Nor do they want investors to believe this environment is commensurate with the dot-com bubble bursting. They claim the current turmoil in China is not even comparable to the 1997 Asian debt crisis.

Indeed, the unscrupulous individuals that dominate financial institutions and governments seldom predict a down-tick on Wall Street, so don't expect them to warn of the impending global recession and market mayhem. But a recession has occurred in the U.S. about every five years, on average, since the end of WWII; and it has been seven years since the last one — we are overdue.

Most importantly, the average market drop during the peak to trough of the last 6 recessions has been 37 percent. That would take the S&P 500 down to 1,300; if this next recession were to be just of the average variety. But this one will be worse...
 

The uninvited guest: Chinese sub pops up in middle of U.S. Navy exercise, leaving military chiefs red-faced

Last updated at 00:13 10 November 2007 - When the U.S. Navy deploys a battle fleet on exercises, it takes the security of its aircraft carriers very seriously indeed. At least a dozen warships provide a physical guard while the technical wizardry of the world's only military superpower offers an invisible shield to detect and deter any intruders.

That is the theory. Or, rather, was the theory. American military chiefs have been left dumbstruck by an undetected Chinese submarine popping up at the heart of a recent Pacific exercise and close to the vast U.S.S. Kitty Hawk - a 1,000ft supercarrier with 4,500 personnel on board. By the time it surfaced the 160ft Song Class diesel-electric attack submarine is understood to have sailed within viable range for launching torpedoes or missiles at the carrier.

According to senior Nato officials the incident caused consternation in the U.S. Navy.  The Americans had no idea China's fast-growing submarine fleet had reached such a level of sophistication, or that it posed such a threat. One Nato figure said the effect was "as big a shock as the Russians launching Sputnik" - a reference to the Soviet Union's first orbiting satellite in 1957 which marked the start of the space age. The incident, which took place in the ocean between southern Japan and Taiwan, is a major embarrassment for the Pentagon...
 

Wal-Mart to shutter 269 stores, 154 of them in the US

Jan 15, 6:00 PM EST - NEW YORK (AP) -- Wal-Mart is doing some rare pruning. The world's largest retailer is closing 269 stores, including 154 in the U.S. that includes all of its locations under its smallest-format concept store called Wal-Mart Express. The other big chunk is in its challenging Brazilian market.

The stores being shuttered account for a fraction of the company's 11,000 stores worldwide and less than 1 percent of its global revenue. Wal-Mart Stores Inc. said the store closures will affect 16,000 workers, 10,000 of them in the U.S. Its global workforce is 2.2 million, 1.4 million in the U.S. alone. The store closures will start at the end of the month...
 

Market crash robs $2.3 trillion from investors

7:22 p.m. EST January 15, 2016 - The stock market rout is starting to get really expensive — destroying $2.3 trillion from the market's top last year and $1.5 trillion in net wealth just this year. The giant companies that predominantly populate the Standard & Poor's 500 have fallen an average of 8.9% this year — which, when translated into dollars, is real money. Real big money. The S&P 500 is down 8% this year already — including another 2.2% Friday — in what's been the worst start to a year ever. Since the market peak on May 21, 2015, the market has declined 11.7%.

The biggest wealth destroyers in the S&P 500 from the high have been gadget maker Apple (AAPL), pipeline company Kinder Morgan (KMI) and corporate software company Oracle (ORCL) — crushing $218 billion, $63.5 billion and $49.8 billion in market value, respectively, from the May 21, 2015, top.
 

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Friday, July 24, 2015

Boycott First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation And Coester VMS Who Are Scammers And Con Artists Engaging In Discrimination While Ripping Off People Seeking Mortgages


First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation

Beware of the companies First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation and Coester VMS, as they are discriminating against minorities, people with disabilities and immigrants, who apply for mortgages. This is illegal in America and violates federal and state laws. However, they are doing this. First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation uses the faulty appraisal company, Coester VMS, who collects hefty fees, then undervalues properties, destroying good real estate deals. This also allows others affiliated with them to swoop in on equity laden properties, such as those under foreclosure that are up for sale, despite the fact mortgage applicants found the properties fair and square.

 

Coester VMS (Value Management Services)

First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation leaves the appraisal process for last, running up thousands in fees that mortgage applicants must pay in order to obtain a loan. By the time mortgage applicants are thousands of dollars into the process, thinking their loan will close on the date issued, within a couple days of closing, First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation calls the entire thing off.


First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation

This costs mortgage applicants thousands of dollars in real estate fees. Then, First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation will encourage mortgage applicants to find another property to start the paperwork heavy process all over again, running up thousands of dollars in additional fees. Buyer beware. Avoid First Guaranty Mortgage and Coester VMS. Seek your loan and appraisal needs elsewhere, lest you lose thousands of dollars and waste valuable time.

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Thursday, June 18, 2015

U.S. Foreclosures Spike Again Indicating Trouble In The Financial Sector


U.S. President Barack Obama

As much as the Obama administration is touting its allegedly robust and growing economy, the numbers are stating something quite different. Manufacturing is down and the economy did not grow at the rate Wall Street predicted.  Millions of Americans are still unemployed, with many dropped from the official national unemployment count to give the appearance of better economic numbers.

Today it has been reported by mainstream news agency Reuters that U.S. bank foreclosures and repossessions have spiked to a 19-month high. During the month of May, 126,868 homes were reported as being in foreclosure, with the number rising. Most of these homes represents households with multiple individuals of all ages, which means millions of people are being negatively impacted by it. This indicates another emerging crisis the government needs to address. If things were as great with the economy as the administration states, foreclosures would not be spiking.

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U.S. foreclosure activity up in May as bank repossessions rise.

Markets | Thu Jun 18, 2015 12:06am EDT - Bank repossessions rose again last month, driving overall U.S. foreclosure activity to a 19-month high on an annual basis, industry firm RealtyTrac said on Thursday. A total of 126,868 homes across the country were at some point in the foreclosure process in May, up 1 percent from April and up 16 percent from the same time last year, RealtyTrac said. Foreclosure activity includes foreclosure notices, scheduled auctions and bank repossessions.

Lenders reclaimed a total of 44,892 homes in May, down 1 percent from April but up 58 percent from a year ago. May was the third straight month of annual increases in bank repossessions, which remained far below the peak in September 2013 when lenders reclaimed 102,134 properties. Foreclosure starts were down 1 percent in May, but rose 4 percent from the same period last year, RealtyTrac said. Lenders started the foreclosure process on 51,414 properties last month...

Tuesday, May 12, 2015

Is Rapper Young Joc A Gigolo And Kept Man On 'Love And Hip Hop Atlanta'


Yung Joc

32-year-old Atlanta rapper turned reality star, Yung Joc, real name Jasiel Robinson, is making a name for himself on the show "Love And Hip Hop Atlanta." Joc became famous for 2006's big rap hit "It's Going Down." On the strength of the hit single, Joc made a number of appearances and performed at numerous concerts around the country.


Khadiyah tied Joc to her bed and beat him with a belt for cheating on her with Sina the mother of his twins (photo redacted by the Judiciary Report)

Joc began living the high life and money soon ran low. The big mansion Joc purchased in Atlanta, featured on MTV, went into foreclosure. His Atlanta recording studio was also robbed of $70,000 in music equipment. Child support payments also took a bite out of his finances.


Joc and co-star Karlie Redd

Joc was married to his high school sweetheart, Alexandria Robinson, for 13-years (2001-2014) in a marriage that birthed three children. Promiscuous Joc also has five other children and another on the way. As with some famous men, especially rappers, infidelity entered the picture. Joc then began living with "Love And Hip Hop Atlanta" co-star Karlie Redd, in a poor decision that ended his marriage. And for what? Joc and Karlie soon broke up, as the relationship was not meant to be.   

 

Sina and Joc (photo redacted by the Judiciary Report)

Joc is now dating Sina, who has children for him, as well as bedding real estate agent, Khadiyah, a woman said to be pregnant with his baby. Khadiyah is basically keeping the rapper, via paying his bills and buying him things, in another relationship bound to hit the skids. There's nothing wrong with buying the one you date gifts, but it would be better if it was a two way street.


Khadiyah

Joc is behaving like a gigolo and social networking is of the view he is using Khadiyah for her money. His ex-wife was the love of his life. Now that he is divorced in what occurred due to his unfaithful behavior, he seems lost regarding who he wants to be with.  How is Joc going to be a father to 9 children by five women. How is he going to be there for all of them, children scattered over 5 households.


Joc and ex-wife Alexandria

Men need to handle their business better than this. Joc should have stayed with his wife. He was with her for 13-years. She is the one he loves. He should have kept it zipped during his marriage, as now he has a big brood he is required to financially support and be there for, when there's not enough time in the day to pull that off under his current circumstances.

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Wednesday, March 25, 2015

Millionaire Star Athlete Loses It All Due To Poor Financial Planning And Becomes McDonalds Worker


David Harrison

Former NBA basketball player, David Harrison, who had earned $4,400,000 during his pro career with the Indiana Pacers, ended up broke and working at fast food restaurant McDonalds for minimum wage. His story is a sobering reminder of the perils of poor financial planning.

First of all, Harrison should be commended for obtaining honest employment at McDonalds, which must have been an emotionally difficult experience, after playing professional sports for millions of dollars. Harrison should also be applauded, as he is one of the few who actually made it to the pros, which is an accomplishment in itself.

However, as the Judiciary Report has done many times in the past, let's take a look at what transpired regarding his finances, with the hope of helping other athletes avoid similar pitfalls. Harrison was overextended, having made too many financial commitments regarding a lavish home, cars and helping others in his family and circle. His home went into foreclosure and his cars in jeopardy of  repossession. He also owed child support payments.

The Judiciary Report has emphasized in the past, it is best to purchase a starter home (equity), rather than paying rent, when the financial opportunity presents itself. As your income increases, you can rent out the starter home and upgrade to an affordably larger property (Olympic Athletes Should Seek To Make The Most Of Their Money And Career Opportunities).


Many times mortgage professionals pre-qualify individuals for mortgages based on the first one or two years of income, which often declines. The athlete purchases a home for the maximum amount they qualified for, when their income often changes year after year. Many stars' homes have gone into foreclosure for this reasons. Ask in advance what the payments will be for your mortgage and make sure it will be something within your means in the long-term.

Buying too many cars can also create financial problems. Motor vehicles depreciate the second you take them off the car lot. Therefore, be mindful of what you buy and the fact it will not be worth nowhere near as much in the coming years (so don't take on too much).

Harrison revealed he did not have a university degree to fall back on when his career ended after a few short years. Some, not many athletes, go to university in the off season, which is a great way to obtain a degree. As stated in the past, it is also wise to start a small business, which can create steady income.
Harrison also developed a drug problem, smoking marijuana everyday during the off-season, which spilled over into his game when his downtime was over. He was suspended and fined for violating league rules with marijuana use.

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From McDonald's All-American to McDonald's worker: How David Harrison lost his way after the NBA

By Marc J. Spears March 13, 2015 1:58 AM Yahoo Sports - David Harrison was the 29th overall pick of the 2004 NBA draft. Former Indiana Pacers center David Harrison, a little more than a decade removed from being a first-round pick in the NBA draft, has struggled to make a consistent living since his basketball career ended – to the point he said he took a job working at McDonald's two years ago.

"I was embarrassed because of where I could be in life," Harrison told Yahoo Sports. "Everybody has to work and make a living somehow. I have two children. They don't care where I work. They just need to eat. "People were showing up trying to take my car. My house was in foreclosure. I didn't have any income. I just had everything going out. I have child support to one son. I have a really big family and I have to take care of them, even through I'm not playing in the NBA. I needed money."

Harrison made $4.4 million before taxes during four seasons with Indiana and also played in China professionally for three seasons. He said almost all of that money is gone. Now 32 and without a college degree, Harrison said he's having a hard time finding a job. "An NBA career is a fragile thing," said Dallas Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle, who coached Harrison with the Pacers. "It tips on the slimmest of margins one way or the other. There are a lot of guys who get a taste of it. David had some pretty good years for us when I was there."  

Harrison played in the McDonald's All-America Game in 2001 after being a two-time Mr. Basketball in Tennessee. The 2004 All-Big 12 first-team pick was a starter in three seasons at Colorado and averaged 17 points and 8.8 rebounds as a junior during the 2003-04 season. The Pacers drafted him with the 29th overall selection in the first round of the 2004 NBA draft. ...

Harrison said he smoked marijuana in the offseason during his first three seasons, but not during the season. Frustrated with his role under O'Brien and his lack of playing time, Harrison said he smoked weed daily – including before and after practices – during the 2007-08 season. He was suspended five games that season for violating the league's anti-drug policy because of his marijuana use...

Harrison became a free agent following the 2007-08 season and never played in the NBA again. He averaged 5.0 points and 2.9 rebounds over four seasons with Indiana. He played professionally in China the next three seasons and played eight games for the D-League Reno Bighorns during the 2011-12 season. He last played for the Dallas Mavericks' summer league team in 2012. Harrison hasn't received any calls from NBA teams over the past three seasons. Nor have there been any overseas offers...
 

Thursday, October 16, 2014

U.S. Stock Market Plunges 450 Points


U.S. Stock Market

U.S. stocks dropped 450 points today, sending shock waves through Wall Street. It was the worst decline in three years, with many scrambling to save their investments. By the end of trading today, the DOW regained 262 points, after a big rally to boost stocks.

The U.S. economy is still struggling under the weight of unemployment, foreclosures and rising cost of living expenses, hitting people's pocketbooks. The Ebola cases surfacing in America has also impacted the stock market in a negative way. 

Friday, August 15, 2014

Chris Brown’s Manager Goes Broke And Loses His Mansion


Chris Brown: Wait, so you're telling me this dude is broke! This dude's got my checks, man!  
  
Music manager, Bu Thiam, the brother of rapper, Akon, has lost his Atlanta mansion to foreclosure. Thiam, who recently began managing singer, Chris Brown, was unable to pay his property taxes and his house was auctioned off by the court. Some in the industry will reason, if a music manager loses his home to foreclosure, unable to pay basic property taxes, how can he secure lucrative financial deals for clients, when he cannot manage his own finances. 


Chris Brown

Additionally, for months some of Chris Brown’s fans spoke out online against Bu managing the star. Their concerns will not be allayed when they find out Brown's checks go through Bu first, who takes his cut, then passes on the rest to the singer. 


Bu Thiam

Bu’s brother Akon is also having financial problems. His $300,000 Ferrari was repossessed by the leasing company, for missing payments. Years ago, Akon made money off music for a time, but like many stars, began living the high life and did not save for a rainy day, believing money would always be coming in. It often does not work that way. Akon’s career hit a major decline, as many entertainers experience and he found himself in debt and overextended.

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Toni Braxton Bounces Back From Bankruptcy With $3,000,000 House Purchase As Justin Bieber's New Neighbor


Justin Bieber To Toni Braxton: Can I Borrow A Cup Of Weed, I Mean Sugar

  
Toni Braxton

19-year-old pop star Justin Bieber has put The Oaks gated community in Calabasas, California on the map, due to high profile incidents that have occurred there regarding the beleaguered singer. Well, now he has company. Grammy Award winning songstress, Toni Braxton, has just bought the house next to him. Don't worry, Bieber won't mind that one of his fellow black people has moved in beside him (LOL). 


Toni Braxton's new home in The Oaks 

According to TMZ, Braxton purchased a 4 bedroom, 5 bathroom 5,323 square foot house a few doors down from the Biebs. This is a financial comeback for Braxton, who lost her beautiful, significantly bigger Atlanta, Georgia mansion last year to foreclosure and auction. This quick purchase and fast financial turnaround also confirms the Judiciary Report's August 16, 2013 article Source: Toni Braxton Is Not Broke.

At the height of her fame in the 1990s, Braxton live din Los Angeles, but returned to Atlanta, where her former label LaFace Records was based. 

Friday, October 11, 2013

Congress In Trouble As 60% Of Americans Want Them Voted Out And Fired Over Government Shutdown


Head of the Republican Party, Senator John Boehner and leader of the Democrat Party, President Barack Obama

An NBC poll reveals 60% of Americans want every member of Congress voted out, fired for the current federal government shutdown. Their inability to address national debt, budget deficits and ObamaCare, among other things, all while consistently voting for and approving salary increases for themselves, is not sitting well with the public.


Congress

Once again, they need to end the shutdown. Government workers who are currently not being paid have mortgages, car payments, gas, utility and food costs to pay for and need their money. Non-payment of bills such as mortgages and car payments will also damage their credit reports and put them in danger of default (foreclosure, repossession). This is not the time for politicians to be playing chicken.

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NBC/WSJ poll: 60 percent say fire every member of Congress

Throw the bums out. That’s the message 60 percent of Americans are sending to Washington in a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll, saying if they had the chance to vote to defeat and replace every single member of Congress, including their own representative, they would. Just 35 percent say they would not.

According to the latest NBC/WSJ poll, the shutdown has been a political disaster. One in three say the shutdown has directly impacted their lives, and 65 percent say the shutdown is doing quite a bit of harm to the economy. NBC's Chuck Todd reports.

Tuesday, October 8, 2013

The U.S. Government Shutdown Needs To End

Government Shutdown Hits Week Two


Head of the Republican Party, Senator John Boehner and leader of the Democrat Party, President Barack Obama. Both sides need to sort this or they will have greater financial problems on their hands.

The government shutdown in America, over funding for ObamaCare, needs to end. Both political parties are pointing fingers of blame regarding the shutdown and I am not going to get into that, because it won't solve anything. I am trying to look at it from an unbiased perspective.

The thing I find most concerning is government workers not being paid their wages due to the shutdown. They have monthly financial obligations to meet that will be impacted by the government's decision. America has already seen over 7,000,000 foreclosure filings by banks since the crisis began in 2008.

Multiply that by by the number of people in each of the 7,000,000 households and you realize tens of millions of Americans have been harmed by the financial crisis. A prolonged shutdown will add to those foreclosure figures and create additional undesirable economic effects (people spending less money on gas, food, clothes ect...).

ObamaCare is law. Obama's second term is scheduled to last for another three years. It is unlikely ObamaCare will be repealed during that time. Therefore, as it is law, people need to work with it, especially the government as a whole. The Judiciary Report website has been giving suggestions on ObamaCare since 2009 (Can ObamaCare Work).

I'm not going to pretend I was totally in favor of it, because as I have maintained all along, America needs a health care program, but ObamaCare has significant issues. However, the issues can be worked on, but it requires compromise and cooperation from the government. Furthermore, what is the alternative at this point? I'm not being sarcastic, just practical.

I am of the belief the pharmaceutical industry and medical equipment manufacturers need to do their part to make the new law workable. They are the key to making ObamaCare work. Collectively as an industry, they generate trillions of dollars. They've had many good and fruitful years. It's time to give something back. It will not bankrupt them. Their massive profits will be a little bit smaller, but the health of a nation is at stake and they need to rise to the occasion.

They need to be appropriately taxed to help ObamaCare work, especially for the poor, who can't afford it (of course, after reading this, the pharma industry and medical equipment manufacturers will take up a pool and take out a hit on me, but it's okay, I've survived worse LOL).

On average, ObamaCare insurance costs for university students, between $170-$190 per month, needs to come down by at least $30 per month ($50 less per month would be ideal). University students are going to have trouble coming up with that money every month and end up being hit with massive fines and driver license revocation. Uni students, especially those on scholarship, can barely afford room and board and food.

I've heard and read of ObamaCare price quotes regarding non-students (adults), some average, others very high figures per month, but until I see legitimate screencaps and documents concerning it, I really can't properly comment on it. 

Monday, September 23, 2013

Lindsay Lohan's Family Home In Foreclosure Again



Dina Lohan mug shot after her arrest for driving under the influence (DUI)

Dina Lohan, the mother of fallen Hollywood actress, Lindsay Lohan, has been hit with foreclosure papers again on the family's Long Island home. She was served the legal documents by Chase bank two weeks before she was arrested for DUI. Several months ago, Lindsay Lohan gave her mother $40,000 to save the family home after prostituting herself as an escort for a wealthy foreign billionaire this past Christmas (ho ho ho - literally).  

The $40,000 was for missed payments on the $1,100,000 home. Dina, Lindsay's former manager, has fallen behind on payments again, thus renewed foreclosure proceedings. This should not have happened. Had the Lohan's spent less money on designer clothes, cars and cocaine, the mortgage on the home would have been paid off years ago.

The Lohans had millions go through their hands when Lindsay's career was booming. However, high living, shopping sprees, drugs, and partying depleted their funds and destroyed her career. Entertainers need to learn to save their money when their careers are going well, because most careers do not last for a significant period of time.

Friday, September 20, 2013

Stephon Marbury Facing Foreclosure On Million Dollar Condo After Paying Off Mistress


Tasha and Stephon Marbury

In 2012 former NBA basketball player Stephon Marbury, lost his Los Angeles mansion to foreclosure. One year later it is happening again. Marbury is facing foreclosure on his million dollar New York City condo. This is ironic, as he probably now regrets paying off his former private chef, to keep quiet about the details of their extramarital affair. He could have used that money to pay off the mortgage on his condo.

His wife, Tasha Marbury, is featured on this season's "Basketball Wives" reality show, where she briefly answered questions about his hurtful affair. Tasha confirmed it to her fellow reality stars, who looked a bit stunned and saddened. At the end of the day no one deserves a payoff for damaging someone's marriage.

It was a betrayal of his wife's trust for the chef to be in her home, collecting a paycheck and fooling around with her husband. Stephon's wife has stuck by him, yet the chef has abandoned him, even taking him to court for money she was not morally entitled to in any fashion. Now he sees who truly loves him.

Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Report: Toni Braxton Divorced, Broke And Homeless


Toni Braxton

Things have gone from bad to worse for Grammy award winning singer Toni Braxton. Her "sad" divorce from husband Keri Lewis was made final last month after 15-years of marriage. New reports have also surfaced in Star magazine claiming she is broke and homeless. This after losing the rights to 27 of her songs during bankruptcy proceedings.

It is being stated Braxton is now living with her sister Tamar Braxton and her wealthy husband, indie label owner and manager, Vincent Herbert. Braxton has made concert appearances and completed work in a Lifetime movie. Therefore, she does have income, but if her old spending problems have resurfaced her finances may not be in the best state, as she has lived very lavishly. Braxton has not responded to the aforementioned claims in the press

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Fantasia Loses Mansion In Foreclosure After Wasting Money On Married Man


Fantasia

American Idol winner, Fantasia Barrino, is the latest star to lose a property to foreclosure. Rather than fight the foreclosure, Fantasia signed the $1,100,000 North Carolina house over to the bank. This marks the second time it entered foreclosure territory. Barrino even tried selling the house for $500,000 less than she purchased it for, but there were no takers.

Problems occurred when Barrino began living beyond her means and wasting money. The Judiciary Report has consistently written that people should save their money, not spending it all at once, expecting more will roll in.

Fantasia bought too many luxury vehicles and designer clothes. To make matters worse, she began wining and dining a married man, Antwaun Cook, buying him expensive clothes and taking the adulterer on lavish vacations. Said money could have gone to paying her mortgage. Another option would have been renting out the property.


Fantasia's foreclosed home

With all the single men about, Fantasia should have chosen one of them and saved her money. The Judiciary Report stated from the start Cook did not love her and was only with her for the money and fame. Now one’s gone and the second is fading.

Due to my dad’s job and that of many of our family friends, I’ve seen and heard about many stars hitting hard times, after being famous. That’s how the industry has always worked. One minute your up and the next, not so much.

To survive fame, you have to keep your wits about you, save your money, pick safe investments and do not indulge in vices such as drugs or end up on the scrap heap, broke and broken like so many before you. When you think about it, fame can be a sick game.

Sunday, February 10, 2013

Lindsay Lohan Moves Back In With Her Mom But Now Their Home Has Been Hit With Foreclosure Papers


Lindsay Lohan

Lindsay Lohan's financial woes continue. After selling her body as an escort and living the high life for a couple weeks, actress Lindsay Lohan has crashed back down to earth once again, after moving back in with her mom and their $1,300,000 Merrick, Long Island (New York) family home being placed in foreclosure.

Sorry, I have no pity for Lohan in this manner. I've helped people with financial problems, in assisting them with navigating through the legal system and negotiating with banks to save their homes, but these were hardworking everyday folks doing what they were supposed to, but due to the economy, saw their salaries decrease.

Lohan, however, is a spoiled actress with entitlement issues that blows every dime she gets. Several months ago she was given $300,000 to star in the television film "Liz & Dick." But rather than buy a sensible condo in Los Angeles for $200,000, she opted to blow the money living the high life in a Beverly Hills rental home and at the Château Marmont hotel, where suites run from several hundred to thousands of dollars per night. You're not Bill Gates. Living at the Château Marmont was not a good idea for you.

Not to mention, when the IRS saw her living it up at the Château Marmont and driving around in a $100,000 Porsche (albeit a rented one she wrecked) and not paying her taxes, they froze her bank accounts. This led to her having sex with fellow cocaine addict Charlie Sheen, who gave her $100,000 to help reduce her $250,000 tax bill.


Lindsay Lohan's family home is in foreclosure

In December, Lohan became an escort to a rich Arab man, who paid her $75,000 for her, um, escort services for New Years Eve. He allowed her to stay at his family's hotel for two additional weeks with her drug addled mom, before giving her the boot.

Now Lindsay's back home with her mom. However, that security was short-lived, as she and mom, Dina have been foreclosed on by the bank, who seek to seize her childhood home.

There's a lesson to be learned in her story. I keep writing about it and while some listen, some don't believing they have everything under control. When you receive a check, learn to save some of your money, as you never know what could happen. Don't blow it all living the high life, expecting the money will always pour in. Not to mention, that same high life some are living is destroying their name to the public and in the business world.

Getting drunk and or high and or being sexually ambiguous or promiscuous will destroy many potential endorsement deals and sponsorships, as product makers and services never know what said celebrity will say or do and the impact it could potentially have on their products.

They don't know how to brand someone engaging in said behavior and avoid celebrities attached to it. That wild behavior won't seem like fun when you're saddled with addictions, can't pay your rent or mortgage and lost several hundred thousand to millions of dollars in the long run in work and endorsements, simply because you were cutting loose in public. You need to stop. You're hurting yourself.

Furthermore, to opt for living in a hotel for weeks and months, rather than using that same money to buy even a small condo, is not a good idea. Spending your money on flash cars and clothes, then not being able to pay for where you live is also a bad idea. There's nothing wrong with buying small. There's nothing wrong with getting a one bedroom house or condo. Trying to keep up appearances in a massive mansion or mega hotel suite you can't afford in the long run, will bankrupt you.

Thursday, December 13, 2012

Banks Couldn't Wait Until The Election Was Over As U.S. Foreclosure Rates Are Surging Again

       

Barack Obama 

A new report indicates foreclosures in America are soaring again. Foreclosures reached a 9-month high by the end of November 2012, after the U.S. presidential election. Banks completed nearly 60,000 foreclosures in November 2012, which will negatively impact the economy in a number of ways. The government has not done enough to help homeowners, who are being trampled in the court system.

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Thursday, December 6, 2012

Mortgage Problems Still Plaguing The U.S. Economy As People See Their Homes Wrongly Taken And Widows Have No Say


Delores Dingman

Numerous reports concerning America continue to indicate the same issues the Judiciary Report first reported five years ago, regarding problems with the economy, such as the mortgage crisis, continue to plague the nation. Banks are not being held to account and some are using it as an avenue to rip off and rob Americans. 

Widows are complaining their spouses' deaths has led to them fighting banks to stay in their homes. Banks are misapplying and using obscure statutes and rules, probate problems and convoluted paperwork to get widows out of their homes to liquidate properties. It is being done with the goal of questionably adding to bank profits on the stock market.

In other cases, banks are outright stealing people's homes. In the past, the Judiciary Report has written of people in America who paid off their homes, then the bank seeing a prime opportunity to make ill-gotten money, foreclosed on the mortgage free properties and pushed it through the court system.

Another such case has surfaced. ABC News published the story of Delores Dingman of Tualatin, Oregon, who has been fighting Wells Fargo bank for 3-years, as she has been paying her mortgage on time, but they placed her home in foreclosure anyway. Dingman has incurred $12,000 in legal fees trying to fight the bank.Wells Fargo purchased Wachovia Bank, who held Dingman's original equity mortgage. She is of the belief Wells Fargo failed to apply her payments when they purchased Wachovia.

As stated in my lawsuit, Aisha v. FBI filed under the Freedom Of Information Act, I leased a home from a millionaire newscaster in Miami and they foreclosed on her home in an act of malice. Her lawyer had to produce her bank account documents showing payments have been made and on time, to get them to back off, as they were about to swindle her home under a robo-signed foreclosure, on one of five properties she owns.

Though there was no changeover or acquisition of the bank holding the mortgage on the property, her lawyer discovered the bank did not credit any of the payments she submitted and the problem occurred at the time I moved in. I saw the documents with my own eyes and have a copy of it. Prior to that, the same thing was done to my former home in Miami, which had a lot of equity in it. 

Washington Mutual criminally placed it foreclosure in an act of malice and the bank refused to correct what they had done, leading to me having to retain a lawyer and fight them in court for years in a terrible mess. I had to sell my house quickly to extract the equity and get rid of the horrible bank, which angered me and resulted in me calling for a boycott of them online. 

As the phrase goes, "God don't like ugly" and Washington Mutual sensationally collapsed shortly after. It's quite ironic. Washington Mutual forced me into a proverbial fire sale of my equity packed home, via their criminal deeds. They even stole some of the equity in the property. Then Washington Mutual was ironically forced into a fire sale of their entire bank shortly after and were bought by Chase for pennies on the dollar when the bank collapsed. You reap what you sow.   

There are other stories of banks foreclosing and seizing homes with a significant amount of equity and little or no money owed on them, in acts of greed and theft, to boost their bottom line. Too many people in America have complained of this, with the documents to prove it, indicating there is a problem. Something very bad is happening but the government has not done enough to stop it.

Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Toni Braxton's Foreclosed Georgia Mansion Receives Offer In Bank Auction


Toni Braxton

A formal offer has been accepted by the bank on Toni Braxton's 6-bedroom $2,000,000 Duluth, Georgia mansion, which is currently in foreclosure. The bank attached an auction price of $1,100,000 to the sprawling property, featured on the singer's reality show "Braxton Family Values." 


It must be difficult for Braxton to let go of the lovely home she lived in beginning in 2004, but vacated recently, due to foreclosure and bankruptcy. Braxton is now living in a large rented mansion in Los Angeles, California, in attempting to rebuild her career.

Monday, November 12, 2012

Toni Braxton's Sprawling Georgia Mansion On The Block In Foreclosure Auction


Toni Braxton

Toni Braxton has lost a second home to foreclosure, during her messy bankruptcy case that has already provoked the wrath of the court's trustee, due to the Grammy award winning singer allegedly trying to hide money via her husband ($55,000). Losing one property is bad enough, but two must be tough.

 

First her Las Vegas mansion went and now her lovely Duluth, Georgia mansion, featured in her family's reality show "Braxton Family Values" has been placed on the auction block by the bank, due to nearly a dozen consecutive missed payment. Braxton and her family are also facing claims they have failed to play a company that landed them lucrative advertising for their reality show. It appears Braxton's finances are still in a bad way.

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

The Obama Administration And The Foreclosure Crisis That Is Hitting Homeowners In Three Ways

    

Barack Obama

In my experiences with trying to help friends save their homes from foreclosure and or foreclosure auctions, I have witnessed banks pull just about every stunt in the book against homeowners. The Obama Administration has not done enough to rein in certain banks, who are not acting in the best interest of homeowners.

There are three main issues to consider in attempting to save a home, mainly via mortgage modifications. The three issues are the mortgage/payment, back taxes and insurance. Cities in America are demanding yearly property taxes that are due and banks are refusing to grant modifications without back taxes and or missed insurance payments being paid and brought current. 

City tax collectors are even foreclosing on homes whose mortgages are current, but taxes are delinquent. Some of the amounts owed are relatively small, yet properties are being seized and auctioned to satisfy the amount, as the homeowner placed their limited resources into making mortgage payments. 

It seems homeowners in America can't win and it is up to the government to make laws to help people in this regard or millions more foreclosures are on the way. If the federal government (FBI, DOJ and SEC) had done their jobs in properly regulating and investigating the practices of banks and the corporate sector on the whole, the sub-prime crisis would not have happened and millions of people in America would still be in their homes. Therefore, it is the government's duty to fix a problem that is raging out of control and damaging millions of people. However, the past four years have indicated the Obama Administration is unable to fix the problem that can be fixed.  

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