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			<title>ShameTheBanks.org  is Gaining Momentum</title>
			<link>http://www.shitheadery.com/Mortgages/shamethebanksorg-is-gaining-momentum/</link>
			<description><![CDATA[<p><em><a target="_blank" href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/richard-zombeck/shamethebanksorg-gaining_b_516079.html">Also  up at  the Huffington Post</a></em></p>
<p>Since <a href="/" target="_hplink">www.shamethebanks.org</a> was launched  on March 23 and  announced on the Huff Post, the site has  received  thousands of  visitors. Homeowners have been <a href="/mortgage-stories">submitting  stories</a>,  commenting on  articles and stories, and  downloading hundreds of  mortgage related  documents that are available  on  the site. The content on the site has  received over 13,000 hits  and  continues to gain momentum.</p>
<p>In the site's  short time on the web it's been featured on <a href="http://moveyourmoney.info/page/2">moveyourmoney.info</a>,  with  the  tag line, "Want to tell people how you were abused by the  big  banks?  Share your story at ShametheBanks.org,where you  can read  other horror stories and stay up to date on how  government  policies  affect you."</p>
<p>Denise Richardson, consumer advocate and owner of <a href="http://www.givemebackmycredit.com/">GiveMeBackMyCredit.com</a>,   wrote in  her recent <a href="http://weblogs.sun-sentinel.com/news/opinion/theslant/blog/2010/03/shame_the_banks.html"><em>Sun   Sentinel</em></a> post,  "ShameTheBanks.org is a great non-commercial   location for consumers to  share their stories about fighting the banking   system, lowering their  interest rates, or advocating for student loan   rights. It is also a  resource, providing homeowners with mortgage and   loan information  drawn from across the Internet and beyond, all in one   location."</p>
<p>Richardson also sent us an e-mail shortly after the  site was   announced on <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/richard-zombeck/shamethebanksorg----tell_b_509248.html">Huff   Post</a>. "I never  heard of the site, so went to see if it was a legit   site -- I was  thrilled that it was," she wrote eluding to the enormous   number of  commercial sites offering similar information at a cost to   already  cash-strapped and desperate homeowners.</p>
<p>Unfortunately not every site covering the crisis is as  dedicated to   helping homeowners or grateful to see another site as  Richardson is.   Earlier this month, in an effort to inform Congress and  the powers that   be about the daunting experiences homeowners were  facing in getting  loan  modifications, I visited homeowner forums to  solicit stories from   people. On a recent visit to one forum I posted a  request for   information from homeowners who had received trial  modifications and   been granted permanent modifications. I wanted to  repudiate the amount   of "successful" modifications banks and servicers  have claimed. The   owner of the site banned me from the site the same  day, claiming that I   was self promoting, though it was difficult to  read his response  amongst  the ads on the site.</p>
<p>Over the last year, while blogging about the crisis, I  have received a   number of e-mails from homeowners recounting their  stories and   difficulties in getting any relief  in this crisis. Each  story is   different and was sent with the hope that comes with media  attention. As   I wrote in my last post, "Every once in a while a story  will pop up in   the press about a homeowner being unfairly treated by a  bank, like  this <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/03/18/indiana-homeowner-kicked_n_504317.html">Indiana     couple who were denied a modification by GMAC for making their    payments early</a>. The bank is contacted by the media, the situation  is   rectified, the bank explains it away and inevitably they simply  go  back  to business as usual with the rest of their customers -the  ones  who  didn't get media attention."</p>
<p>Initially people contacted me with trepidation and  reserve, asking me   to not mention them by name or location for fear  that publicizing  their  plight would lead to retribution from the  banks. A couple of  weeks ago,  facing a pile of e-mails, a few of us  got together and  decided to put a  site together for people to tell  their stories. I  contacted each of the  homeowners who had e-mailed me  to inform them of <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/richard-zombeck/www.shamethebanks.org">shamethebanks.org</a> and our  intention. I fully expected to get push back and more misplaced   fear.</p>
<p>My inbox was brimming the next morning.</p>
<p>"YES, you have my permission to use my case or words  in anyway that   will help another realize they are not alone and make  the point the   banks are scamming  us by double and triple dipping ONCE  they can do   what they do to get our homes to auction," was just one  e-mail I   received from Catherine Drake. She and her husband are among  the many   who have had enough and feel they have nothing to lose by  coming forward   and telling their story.</p>
<p>Lori Kelly wrote, "Feel free to use my  first and last  name. I have   nothing to hide. Except maybe the HAMP police," she  wrote. She now blogs   on the site.</p>
<p>The site is  riddled with information, stories from homeowners are   coming in every  day, and the blogs are active. The contributors to the   site are  homeowners, consumer lawyers, and even some who worked for loan    servicers. A few of the members have<a href="/blogs"> blogs on the  site</a>. Each  of them is dedicated to one purpose: Helping  homeowners  find information  and give them a voice they otherwise may  not have  had.</p>
<p>The majority  of of the comments are empathetic as people respond to   the stories and  blog posts."I don't even know you, but your story hits   home  with  me," one reader posts.</p>
<p>Banks aren't  the only ones angering homeowners. People frustrated   with how elected  officials have responded to this situation leave their   comments as  well. "I went to Senator Feinstein's office a few weeks  back  as I had  petitioned for a meeting. I thought I was going to  meet  her,  but  ended up in a room with a twenty-something aide,"  writes one   reader. Another woman  told me that Congressman Mike Conway  of Texas   told her, "I don't get involved in the private sector."</p>
<p>Bank of America recently announced a plan to reduce  principal after a   tongue lashings from the White House. <a href="/resources/documents/hamp-reports">Treasury's  March  report of  modifications to date by servicer</a> show's Bank  of  America as having  modified less than 10 percent of its eligible  loans.  There is little  confidence among homeowners or economists that  the bank  will follow  through with this recent announcement according  to an <a href="http://www.wbur.org/npr/125143667">NPR Radio  broadcast</a>.</p>
<p>On March 4  Ocwen's president, Ron Farris appeared before the Domestic   Policy  Subcommittee of the House Oversight and Government Reform   Committee  and said, "In Ocwen's experience, negative equity increases   the chance  of a re-default by one-and-a-half to two times."</p>
<p>This assessment by Farris may be accurate, but it is  in stark   contradiction to his companies policies. In e-mail  communications and   phone conversations with Jennifer Levy, an Ocwen  Bank Loan Workout   Specialist and Farris' own secretary, Linda Ludwig,  about our loan, both   women stated emphatically that Ocwen never  reduces principal, despite   what their executives are quoted as saying.  Ludwig even accused us of   taking what they said out of context. Ocwen  has been <a href="http://s3.amazonaws.com/propublica/assets/docs/kwMcKain.pdf">ordered   by a  judge to clean up their accounting</a>, calling it "systematic   abuse" and repeatedly been  given a grade of "F" by the Better Business   Bureau, yet Congress  continues to accept their testimony without   verifying any of their  claims. A successful loan modification from   either Bank of America or  Ocwen has yet to be reported.</p>
<p>The public  relations departments of these firms has done an excellent   job  convincing Congress and homeowners who are not losing their homes   that  they are doing great things, but the reality of the situation for    homeowners is far from great and we're posting new stories as they  come   in.</p>
<p>In just one  week <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/richard-zombeck/www.shamethebanks.org">shamethebanks.org</a> has managed  to reach more people than we had hoped. We're hoping the   momentum will  continue and eventually reach Washington.</p>
<p>Help spread the word and the shame at <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/richard-zombeck/www.shamethebanks.org">ShameTheBanks.org</a> and tell  your story about the bank or elected official treating you   shamefully.  Let them know that their plan isn't working and homeowners   continue  to be duped out of their money and their homes.</p>]]></description>
			<author>Caped Shitheader</author>
			<pubDate>Fri, 02 Apr 2010 23:55:16 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title>ShametheBanks.org -- Tell Your Story</title>
			<link>http://www.shitheadery.com/Mortgages/shamethebanksorg-tell-your-story/</link>
			<description><![CDATA[<p><a target="_blank" href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/richard-zombeck/shamethebanksorg----tell_b_509248.html"><em>You can also see this story on Huffington Post</em></a></p>
<p>Why <a href="/">ShametheBanks.org</a>?  Because  it's been over a year since the Obama Administration and  Treasury  announced the<a href="http://makinghomeaffordable.gov/"> Making  Home  Affordable plan</a>, also known as HAMP. The plan was supposed  to  potentially help nearly six million  struggling homeowners by  lowering  monthly mortgage payments and in some cases reducing  principal.</p>
<p>Several  months after the plan was announced the Obama Administration,  seeing  that lenders had no intention of really helping borrowers,  decided to  try to <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/30/obama-administration-to-s_n_374256.html">shame  them  into modifying mortgages</a> and subsequently <a href="http://www.financialstability.gov/latest/reportsanddocs.html">published  the  monthly results of the plan</a>. Needless to say this had very  little effect on the  bank's conscience or ability to turn things around.  You can't <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/richard-zombeck/shaming-the-shameless-why_b_375772.html">shame  the  shameless</a>, but that was the plan. To Shame the Banks.</p>
<p><a href="/documents/2-hamp-reports">According  to  the latest report</a> by Treasury, just over 170,000 mortgages have  been  permanently modified. The banks and servicers who participated in  the  program have offered 1,354,350 homeowners trial modifications - a  far  cry from six million and a mere 12 percent of those have been  converted  to permanent modifications. The rest? Who knows?</p>
<p>The <a href="http://motherjones.com/mojo/2010/03/cbo-homeowner-rescue-fall-short">Congressional  Budget  Office reported that HAMP won't even spend the full $50 billion</a> it had  allocated to helping homeowners. It will only spend $20 billion.  That's  $5 billion less than the government spent saving the auto  industry and  only 3 percent of what it spent saving the banks.</p>
<p>Every once in a while a story will pop up in the press  about a  homeowner being unfairly treated by a bank, like this <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/03/18/indiana-homeowner-kicked_n_504317.html">Indiana  couple  who were denied a modification by GMAC for making their payments  early</a>. The bank is  contacted by the media, the situation is  rectified, the bank explains  it away and inevitably they simply go back  to business as usual with  the rest of their customers -the ones who  didn't get media attention.</p>
<p>So what about the ones who don't get into the media?  The 300,000  homeowners facing foreclosure every month. Many of whom  have filled out  the paperwork countless times only to be given  ridiculous excuses for  being denied?</p>
<p>Banks and servicers will string people along by  dangling a permanent  modification in front of them for several months  beyond the normal three  month trial period.  After having received  every payment on time and in  full they will deny them a permanent  modification and foreclose anyway.  So far it's estimated that  homeowners have been <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/richard-zombeck/loan-modifications-a-4-bi_b_438837.html">bilked  out  of close to $4 billion in this way</a>. A technique paid for by  taxpayers. If they do get a  modification, it can be nothing more than a  difference of $20. The  banks call that a modification and collect more  taxpayer money.</p>
<p>That's why a few of us came up with ShametheBanks.org.  A  non-commercial, not-for-profit website for homeowners to tell  their  story and have it published. Think of it as a petition with  your  story  behind the signature.</p>
<p>As it says on  the <a href="/about/about-this-site">About page</a> of the site:</p>
<blockquote>We are just everyday people who have  either been in the process, are    currently in the process or looking  into the process of Loan    Modifications.  Some here are in foreclosure  and waiting for the other    shoe to fall; some have received a  modification that in the end will    probably do more harm than good;  and others are still waiting to know    their fate.<br /><br />We work our jobs, pay our bills and struggle to find a  way to bring    it all together for the good of our families.  We've  reached out to    Congress, to Government Agencies who are supposed to  help us (HUD and    the OCC come to mind), to the Banks and many, many  other resources only    to be lied to, pushed aside and trampled on and,  to top it off, we  have   been viciously attacked by others who are not  fully aware of the  truth.<br /><br />ShametheBanks.org  has not been created to make money off of the  suffering of    others.  It has been created to give a   voice to each  visitor to  share their stories and give a true account of   what the  Banks,  Congress and Wall Street are actually doing to American    families  today.</blockquote>
<p>If you are  one of the hundreds of thousands of people losing their  home, I urge  you to tell your story. If you aren't, I'd be willing to  bet you are  within at least three degrees of separation of someone who  is. The  people taking your home are banking that you won't find a voice.  We're  banking that you will.</p>
<p>There's also a  <a href="http://www.facebook.com/?sk=messages&amp;tid=1410258414981#%21/pages/Shame-the-Banks/351373413849">Facebook</a> and <a href="http://twitter.com/shamethebanks">Twitter</a> account  with  the same name. Yes we're amazed they were available too.</p>]]></description>
			<author>Caped Shitheader</author>
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			<title>John Bircher Idiocracy</title>
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<p>The  return of paranoid politics in the 21st Century has three main   charismatic figures: Glenn Beck, Sarah Palin, and the Cheneys. It kills   me how <strong>Teh Librul Media™</strong> doesn't recognize this common thread.  It  infuriates me to watch them get airtime and attention. Their  opinions  are loaded with fail and completely devoid of fact. If they  were a  football team they'd be the Detroit Lions, only without the  pathos. And  what self-respecting sportscaster would want to interview  so much fail?</p>
<p>Think  about it: they're pushing for America to go back and retry the  whole  Bush administration formula. Their entire historical narrative is a lunatic  revisionism.  Beck calls Theodore Roosevelt, who tripled the size of the  US Navy in a  bid for global economic dominion, a "weird progressive"  because he was a  <em>(horrors!)</em> trust-buster. Y'know, like  Eisenhower.</p>

<p>Speaking  of Dwight D., there's something...familiar about the tone  of all this  paranoid rhetoric. There is, in fact, an organization  devoted to  spreading exactly this kind of bullshit to as many feeble  minds as  possible, and it's the one that called a Republican president  and war  hero "communist." Which brings me to my newest video creation:</p>
<p>KNCybVtPMjg</p>
<p>Go <a href="http://www.salon.com/news/politics/war_room/2009/03/17/beck/" target="_blank">here</a>,  <a href="http://littlegreenfootballs.com/article/33312_About_Glenn_Becks_Extremist_Rhetoric_Part_2" target="_blank">here</a>,  or <a href="http://thinkprogress.org/2007/07/26/beck-john-birch-society-makes-more-and-more-sense/" target="_blank">here</a> for more about Beck's Bircher connections. The  John Birch Society  denies that Sarah Palin actually reads their  literature, but confirms <a href="http://www.jbs.org/jbs-news-feed/2995" target="_blank">it's  their literature  she's reading</a>:</p>
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<p>Does  this show some type of connection between JBS and  Palin? It does  not  connect her to The John Birch Society any more than  a copy of the New   York Times sitting on her desk would connect her to  the New York   Times Company. The photo is a symbol of the organized  strength of a   successful grassroots campaign to protect the U.S.  Constitution from   calls for a modern-day Constitutional Convention  (con-con) that could   potentially revise or completely rewrite the  Constitution.</p>
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<p>That's  the JBS in a nutty nutshell -- nuttier than pecan pistachio  peanut-butter  sandwich with extra cashews. JBS materials are not as  common as copies  of the <em>Times</em> by any stretch of the imagination; Birchers organize in secretive  cells of true  believers and share the "special knowledge" of John  Bircherism. Those JBS materials mean Palin hangs out with people who think Eisenhower was a communist.</p>
<p>No one is  calling for a Constitutional convention either --  that's a straw man  the JBS erected themselves. But the Eisenhower connection comes full circle when you realize that The Republican party of 1956 had a platform of  environmentalism, was pro-labor, and based  its foreign policy on support of the United Nations and international  cooperation.</p>
<p>Eisenhower called Americans to civil service and built the  nation's infrastructure to spur economic development. Sound familiar?<br /><br />Eight years  later, the intelligentsia of the conservative movement (led by William  F. Buckley) repudiated the John Birch Society over the insane lies it  was propagating. Birchers had called General Eisenhower a "communist" --  along with Martin Luther King and John F. Kennedy; had labeled public  health efforts "mind control;" and written apologetics for slavery. They  saw "socialism" everywhere.<br /><br />The end of America's conservative  era finds a once-awesome conservative intelligentsia bankrupt of ideas  because their ideas have nearly destroyed the country. Stepping into the  vacuum, the John Birch Society "informs" the tea parties with all  manner of tinfoil-hattery and co-sponsored the Conservative  Political Action Committee (CPAC) meeting in Washington, DC last month.<br /><br />Why?  Because a new president has a platform of environmentalism and  anti-trust enforcement, is pro-labor and bases his foregn policy on  support of the United Nations and international cooperation. He calls  Americans to civil service and builds the nation's infrastructure to  spur economic development.<br /><br />The Birchers call it "socialism" and  "communism" because they always have, no matter who is in charge. The  president's newness and strange name are just icing on the cake of  paranoid delusion. They mean to form a permanent revolution that is  really, really ugly -- and if they gain any actual power, they plan to install a system of government grounded in that paranoid universe.</p>
<p>For her part, Liz  Cheney seems to have gone too far by attacking  Justice Department  lawyers, but I guarantee you will see her again --  and it's unlikely  anyone will ask her about Ken Starr's opinion. It's  as if Tailgunner Joe  had a daughter and no one wanted to ask her about  her dad's  ever-growing, never-revealed list of communists in  government.</p>
<p>There is a reason Murdoch is willing to take a loss on Beck (and, I predict, on Palin). The dumbest hour on television is AM talk radio mainstreamed onto your television for the same reason Texas takes Ted Kennedy out of its textbooks: they want us stupid enough to fall for another idiot like Dick Cheney.</p>]]></description>
			<author>Matt Osborne</author>
			<pubDate>Sun, 14 Mar 2010 10:44:50 +0000</pubDate>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>To the Esteemed Members of Congress:<br /><br />I write to you today in regards to your blatant disregard to the American People who voted your pathetic and otherwise useless asses into the comfortable positions that you have held for way too long.</p>
<p>For the past year I have watched each of you yapping your lying mouths all over the local and national news outlets and to be quite honest, I have vomited in my mouth to many times to count.  Three different times I choked on my beer and at one point I thought it was going to come out my nostrils, which mind you, burns like a son of a bitch.</p>
<p>Did it occur to any of you sitting up there on Capitol Hill that the American People have had just about enough of your stupid bullshit laddened speeches about Health Care, HAMP and the two wars that are going absolutely nowhere?  About how you intend to help Main Street when in fact, the only thing you are concerned about is Wall Street and continuing to line your own pockets and saving your job, which I might also add, will be on the line come next election.</p>
<p>Here’s the thing: I don’t really give two shits if you’re a Republican or a Democrat.  Far as I can see, you’re all a bunch of stupid f**ks who probably couldn’t find your own asses if someone drew a detailed map for you. But I’m sure you have no problems finding your Bank and your accounts to see if that the check you’ve received from all the lobbyists has cleared.</p>
<p>I just wanted to let you know that I personally am starting my own lobbyist division and will be recruiting other Americans who feel the same way as I do.  The difference with my division is this to put it quite simply so that your f**ked up heads may understand it, we will be lobbying against you and when I say you, I mean all of you.  My dog has bigger balls then all of you up there and he’s just a regular pound puppy.  Seriously, do you ever get tired of telling the same lies just on different days.</p>
<p>Also, that whole loan modification program, which might I say was seriously well crafted by the weasely bastard Geither that you all revere so much still has not help nearly the amount of folks that you claim it has.  By the way, tell Mr. Bernake to suck my ass while you’re at it too cause I’d sure hate to leave anyone out.</p>
<p>Congress, your all a bunch of lying ass pukes whom I truly hope in the coming months are voted out of your nice little positions.  Hell, I’d be happy to see Mary Fargin’ Poppins in office or even Homer Simpson for that matter.  I’d run but unfortunately for me I have small children that require me to be home raising them in this f**ked up mess of an economy. It’s a good thing they like potatoes because it’s pretty much all we can afford these days.  If I’m lucky enough to shoot a squirrel in the back yard later this week we may have stew.</p>
<p>Thank you so much for screwing up my life and that of my friends and family.  Thanks for running the country straight into the ground.  Thanks for being a bunch of dim witted idiots who are so out of touch with the reality of the American People.</p>
<p>Now would be the time I’d tell you all to suck my penis if I had one. Which if I could afford it, I’d have a sex change and then trot my happy ass up there on Capitol Hill and piss all over it and then tell you to suck my surgically enhanced penis.</p>
<p>Oh and by the way, when I gave you the finger the other day when you were in my city I wasn’t telling you I thought you were number one.  In case you didn’t know it that was the universal sign for F**K YOU.</p>
<p>Thank you for taking the time to read this and I really do look forward to a response from any of your lame asses.  Oh and the glory of this letter is, freedom of speech unless you stupid f**ks have changed that in the Constitution as well.</p>
<p>Sincerely and with Best Regards,<br />Teresa Beougher<br />American Advocate to Fight the Stupid F**ks of Congress</p>]]></description>
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			<title>Entitlement</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>A few weeks ago, my husband and I were coming home from the vet with our very large (and vocal) cat. We were sitting in a long line of traffic waiting - like those ahead of us - to turn left. But this day, we were in a line of about 20, not a few cars. We inched our way towards the light over the next 20 minutes or so with our cat expressing extreme dislike at the whole affair wondering what the hell was going on - a burned out bulb, an accident, what?</p>
<p>Turns out the problem had to do with an ADULT crossing guard who was letting kids cross regardless of the signal. That's right. An adult who should know that when a light is GREEN you wait for it to turn RED before you cross a busy intersection. Instead, whenever a single kid showed up (and as school had just let out there were many kids walking solo and in staggered groups), she would step right out into traffic with her STOP sign and all of us in cars had to stop. Even IF it was a green f'ing light!</p>
<p>Even more telling to me was the fact that even though it was about 25 degrees out, these kids didn't even have coats on. Now I well remember the "cool" kids who refused to wear coats (like it was manly or something to freeze), but this was more than a few - this was like all of them.  Probably because they don't have to wait to cross the street.</p>
<p>I don't know about you, but when I was a kid, we didn't even have adult crossing guards. That was left to a selection of us kids - and it was a pretty big deal if you got selected. That there are adults doing this "big" job is another story. But here's the thing: we were taught to look both ways before crossing a street. We didn't just march out into a busy intersection like it was our god given right and that those in the cars would stop for us. And we were also taught to wait for the light to be red. No dumb ass walked out into the middle of a busy street if the light was green.</p>
<p>I've been enraged and totally dumbfounded by the new trend of the past few years of kids just walking out into the street whenever it suits them - whenever it's "convenient" for them to cross. And I now see where they're learning it - from adults who are teaching this to them on a daily basis.</p>
<p>The bigger issue here is not so much the bit about crossing the street - that's just plain stupid - but the teaching of selfish, self absorbed, entitlement. I'm actually angry enough to write the schools, the mayor, and the newspapers because self absorbed entitlement is one of the most fundamental problems today in my so humble opinion. Reality shows and talent shows perpetuate this sort of ignorance that everyone is oh so much more important than the other to the point of walking out in front of a car.</p>
<p>Maybe these adult crossing guards need a "Crossing the Street 101" refresher?! Or maybe when one of the little brats gets hit the seriousness of this will land on someone.</p>]]></description>
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