First American's offering seemed solid: notes backed by loans on used cars. The loans were said to be insured, and the cars always could be resold if the borrowers defaulted. But such notes have sometimes proved to be lemons, just like some of the beatup cars that back them up. And First American never bought enough loans to back all the notes it sold.http://www.sptimes.com/2002/07/21/Business/Lemon_of_a_deal.shtml
Public servants were called to meetings Monday afternoon at Public Works where the cuts – totalling $172.2-million and affecting 687 jobs over three years – were explained.
On the chopping block is Audit Services Canada, an auditing shop available for a fee to all other departments that bills itself as having “a 50-year track record of helping to improve public sector accountability and operations.”
Officials at Public Works concluded, however, that the audit work could be done more cheaply by the private sector, so the office will be shut down. The department insists this will not impact the government-wide internal audit role, which was recently praised by the Auditor-General. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/tories-cite-deficit-in-eliminating-auditing-jobs/article2067855/
Lynn Frey
Step-mom Lynn Frey can still recall her daughter Marnie’s love for animals, athletics, drawing and poetry. She describes Marnie as being a typical child who liked climbing trees, horseback riding, and playing in her fort. "She wasn’t afraid of anything," Frey said. She describes Marnie’s appearance- tall, thin, with olive skin and dark brownish- black hair. She had a round face when she was healthy and was a very attractive girl, Frey said quietly as she remembered her missing daughter.
"Street workers are treated like their garbage… to a majority of society they are just bums. They don’t think they have families and are loved," said Frey. She used to go to Vancouver and look for her daughter on the streets after she went missing. She always came home alone.
Marnie was just 24 when she disappeared four years ago from the Downtown Eastside. She began getting involved in drugs while living at home in Campbell River, on Vancouver Island. She began going to Vancouver and got involved in prostitution as a way to pay for her drug habit. There were three times when she tried to stop doing heroin: Marnie would tell her mom, "I don’t like feeling this way. I need help," said Frey. She was not successful in getting treatment and her addition raged on. The last time Marnie’s family spoke to her was in August of 1997 when she called from a pay phone on Hastings Street in Vancouver.
"I miss her dearly. I wish she would pick up the phone, but I know it’s not going to happen… I know damn well we’re not going to find her alive- she’s gone," said Frey.
"…Just another day/ Just another death/ Just one more thing you go forget/ You and your soft, sheltered life/ Just go on and on/ For nobody special from your world is gone/ Just another day/ Just another death/ Just another Hastings street whore sentenced to death…"
On the chopping block is Audit Services Canada, an auditing shop available for a fee to all other departments that bills itself as having “a 50-year track record of helping to improve public sector accountability and operations.”
Officials at Public Works concluded, however, that the audit work could be done more cheaply by the private sector, so the office will be shut down. The department insists this will not impact the government-wide internal audit role, which was recently praised by the Auditor-General. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/tories-cite-deficit-in-eliminating-auditing-jobs/article2067855/
Lynn Frey
Step-mom Lynn Frey can still recall her daughter Marnie’s love for animals, athletics, drawing and poetry. She describes Marnie as being a typical child who liked climbing trees, horseback riding, and playing in her fort. "She wasn’t afraid of anything," Frey said. She describes Marnie’s appearance- tall, thin, with olive skin and dark brownish- black hair. She had a round face when she was healthy and was a very attractive girl, Frey said quietly as she remembered her missing daughter.
"Street workers are treated like their garbage… to a majority of society they are just bums. They don’t think they have families and are loved," said Frey. She used to go to Vancouver and look for her daughter on the streets after she went missing. She always came home alone.
Marnie was just 24 when she disappeared four years ago from the Downtown Eastside. She began getting involved in drugs while living at home in Campbell River, on Vancouver Island. She began going to Vancouver and got involved in prostitution as a way to pay for her drug habit. There were three times when she tried to stop doing heroin: Marnie would tell her mom, "I don’t like feeling this way. I need help," said Frey. She was not successful in getting treatment and her addition raged on. The last time Marnie’s family spoke to her was in August of 1997 when she called from a pay phone on Hastings Street in Vancouver.
"I miss her dearly. I wish she would pick up the phone, but I know it’s not going to happen… I know damn well we’re not going to find her alive- she’s gone," said Frey.
"…Just another day/ Just another death/ Just one more thing you go forget/ You and your soft, sheltered life/ Just go on and on/ For nobody special from your world is gone/ Just another day/ Just another death/ Just another Hastings street whore sentenced to death…"
Under the Proceeds of Crime Act ,recover money from the criminal enterprise
COMPLEX BONAVENTURE
THE QUEENS OFFICERS OF HER COURT ARE PIMPING THE QUEENS NAME AND AUTHORITY.
CROWN debt issue, and Bank of Canada
MAXIMUS INC Ex-players in eHealth scandal on shortlist for big provincial contract should be investigated for war crimes.
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"collateralized debt obligations" (CDOs), ostensibly insure them against default by wrapping them in derivatives called "credit default swaps," and sell them to pension funds, municipal funds, foreign investment funds, and so forth.
DID NOTHING /OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE
ABUSED POSTION OF TRUST
BANK FRAUD AND FRAUD ON THE GOVERMENT SHOULD BE A FAR HIGHER AGENDA WITH ACTUAL JAIL TIME THAN POSSESION .
IT WOULD BE FAR MORE PRODUCTIVE IF PARLIMENT WOULD VAMP IT'S TOUGH ON CRIME AGENDA
THE INTERNET has opened an area of commerce ripe for inhouse fraud and corruption,
MINISTERS ,GOVERMENT EMPLOYESS AND OFFICERS OF THE COURT who want to misrepresent ownership of land FOR FINANCIAL GAIN
Mr. Comartin is the NDP’s justice critic and maintained that the Conservative’s tough-on-crime agenda is at odds with the majority views of Canadians, pointing, for example, to legislation that will require jail time for people found guilty of possessing five or more marijuana plants.http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/opposition-mps-say-harpers-arrogance-will-come-back-to-haunt-him/article2092763/
CRA
Still waiting for A RESPONSE FROM MS GILL'S INVESTIGATION
ATTACHMENT/ mortgage fraud CONTINUES
WHATS MORE DESTRUCTIVE POSSESION OF 5 PLANTS OR 20 YEARS OF PAPER TERRORIM USING THE QUEEEN'S NAME?
Eliminating the "Straw Man" Shielding Lenders and Investors from Liability
The development of "electronic" mortgages managed by MERS went hand in hand with the "securitization" of mortgage loans – chopping them into pieces and selling them off to investors. In the heyday of mortgage securitizations, before investors got wise to their risks, lenders would slice up loans, bundle them into "financial products" called "collateralized debt obligations" (CDOs), ostensibly insure them against default by wrapping them in derivatives called "credit default swaps," and sell them to pension funds, municipal funds, foreign investment funds, and so forth. There were many secured parties, and the pieces kept changing hands; but MERS supposedly kept track of all these changes electronically. MERS would register and record mortgage loans in its name, and it would bring foreclosure actions in its name. MERS not only facilitated the rapid turnover of mortgages and mortgage-backed securities, but it has served as a sort of "corporate shield" that protects investors from claims by borrowers concerning predatory lending practices. California attorney Timothy McCandless describes the problem like this:
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SEALED IN CAMPBELL RIVER FAMILY COURT
UNDER FILE #FO534
PEDOPHILE INDUSTRY SUPPORTER
MERS would register and record mortgage loans in its name, and it would bring foreclosure actions in its name. MERS not only facilitated the rapid turnover of mortgages and mortgage-backed securities, but it has served as a sort of "corporate shield" that protects investors from claims by borrowers concerning predatory lending practices.
IT'S IS A DEED ,FORECLOSURE FRAUD ,MILL
GHOSTWITTEN AS A CASH FLOW ENTITY WITH CROWN PROTECTED TAX FREE ACCOUNTS FOR FORGED CANDADIAN TSX REGISTERED AND TRADED STOCK
WHY WOULD THE QUEEN USE TAXPAYERS MONEY TO FURTHER THE FRAUD WEALTH OF INSIDER LEGAL CRONIES COMPANIES ?
The OneWest Bank Scam
The Queen in the Right of Canada & OneWest Bank Scam
STEP 1 TO UNDERSTANDING THE CRIME COMMITTED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERMENT IN COLLUSION WITH CORRUPTED "OFFICERS OF THE COURT " AND THE "QUEENS LEGAL CRIMINALS"
*check you tube*
The OneWest Bank Scam
All over the world, some sinister people believed insurance money are free moneyauthentic MARINE BASED MUNICAPLITY Securities Commission
/MILITARY COURT COMMUNICATION
COURT COMMUNICATION
“Facebook is the go-to place for
Ontario Securities Commission
BC Securities Commission
/MILITARY COURT COMMUNICATION
COURT COMMUNICATION
“Facebook is the go-to place for
Ontario Securities Commission
BC Securities Commission
SW & SE CALGARY FINANCED
HOMEGROWN
HMS Financial"paper terrorism"
law enforcement in other jurisdictions
The RCMP also heard from law enforcement in other jurisdictions such as the Saskatoon RCMP commercial-crime unit, the Arizona Department of Public Safety and the Kentucky Department of Financial Institutions, which had received information about these schemes from their own locales
NEW COURT JURISTICTION
E-ESTATE MUNICAPLITY INTERNATIONAL COURT
Seeking the Canadian Judicial Council to move forward with a public inquiry in the case of a BC and ALBERTA family/supreme/foreclosure /divorce judges caught in a sex/ponzie/crown extoration scandala
Seeking a public inquiry in the case of The Campbell River EDC Rivercorp a locally owned corporation created for people thinking, launching and growing their business in Campbell River in Vancouver Island North.
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a “targeted review” of Canadian-listed companies with operations in emerging markets such as China.
A month after a short-seller’s fraud allegations wiped out more than $3-billion from Sino-Forest Corp.’s (TRE-T4.75-0.54-10.21%) market value, the Ontario Securities Commission says it is conducting a “targeted review” of Canadian-listed companies with operations in emerging markets such as China.
CITY HALL “GOAT POO credit default swaps AGENTS/ MASTERMINDS pledge allegiance to the flag of the ENGLAND BECAUSE OF THE THIRST FOR MASON GLOBAL POWER/INDUSTRY MONOPOPLY/LAND TAKEOVER FOR BIG CORP AND BIG OIL DUE TO ROYAL BLOODLINES
"title transfer credit support agreement" CROWN SOVERIEGN MASTERMINDED FOR WALL STREET AND UNSOPHISTICATED GROUP SHARING INVESTORS
If the person upon whom the Writ is served had the party and/or property
in his power or custody, or under his restraint, at any time prior or
subsequent to the date of the Writ of Habeas Corpus, but has transferred
such custody or restraint to another, the return must state particularly
to whom, at what time and place, for what cause, and by what authority such
transfer took place;
crown soveriegn MORTGAGE FRAUD DEFAULT crime
lawyers involved used their position as a lawyer to facilitate illegal transfers.
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That these crimes be included as aggravating circumstances and the maximum penalty be raised.
The risk of Jail time is not strong in Canada. For example, there was a recent case of one convicted mortgage fraudster who was sentenced to 30 days in jail to be served on weekends. Another fraudster convicted of 33 charges of fraud was sentenced to 38 months. Not much of a deterrent considering the large sums of money involved
Requesting Crown prosecutors seek an unprecedented jail sentence for lawyers involved because they used their position as a lawyer to facilitate illegal transfers.
The title indicates a pattern of mortgages being registered and discharged shortly afterwards.
http://www2.parl.gc.ca/HousePublications/Publication.aspx?DocId=4124876&Language=E&Mode=1&Parl=40&Ses=2
That these crimes be included as aggravating circumstances and the maximum penalty be raised.
The risk of Jail time is not strong in Canada. For example, there was a recent case of one convicted mortgage fraudster who was sentenced to 30 days in jail to be served on weekends. Another fraudster convicted of 33 charges of fraud was sentenced to 38 months. Not much of a deterrent considering the large sums of money involved
Requesting Crown prosecutors seek an unprecedented jail sentence for lawyers involved because they used their position as a lawyer to facilitate illegal transfers.
The title indicates a pattern of mortgages being registered and discharged shortly afterwards.
http://www2.parl.gc.ca/HousePublications/Publication.aspx?DocId=4124876&Language=E&Mode=1&Parl=40&Ses=2
The Ontario Crown Attorney's Office withdrew criminal charges against a Toronto man accused of operating a multimillion-dollar Ponzi scheme partly because the court lacks resources
The Ontario Crown Attorney's Office withdrew criminal charges against a Toronto man accused of operating a multimillion-dollar Ponzi scheme partly because the court lacks resources, CBC News has learned.
According to a report filed by a court-appointed receiver, Tzvi Erez, 43, used a series of expertly forged documents to defraud more than 70 investors of $27 million.
But in an email from Crown attorney Christine McGoey obtained by CBC News, the Crown said one of the reasons it decided not to pursue the case was because of the competition over trial time.
"There are very serious criminal matters competing for limited trial time, with cases being stayed because of delay," wrote McGoey. "And we have to consider the impact of any delay that might occur throughout the process and the variety of factors that are taken into account in assessing which cases will go to trial before others."
Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/money/story/2010/11/15/tzvi-erez.html?ref=rss&loomia_si=t0:a16:g4:r4:c0:b39549838#ixzz15UPpCLPU
Skype’s video chat now available on Facebook Published On Wed Jul 6 2011
The winners in Facebook’s deal to offer Skype’s video calling are young people, immigrants and, of course, the companies.
For a generation of Facebook users who already spend hours, sending messages, sharing photos and playing Farmville games, it’s another application that will keep them there longer, says Sidneyeve Matrix, who teaches media studies at Queen’s University.
“Facebook is the go-to place for users. We never have to leave Facebook now,” she said, adding the key is people will stay in the same browser for this new video calling feature, which will be available in the coming weeks.
For the 20-somethings who text like crazy, Matrix says video conferencing brings something different. “It has an authentic intimacy for that generation,” she said.
Martin Eady, who is director of corporate finance at the BC Securities Commission.
"I can say that on the controversy related to Sino-Forest, we've had a look at some of our existing assessment tools that we use for looking at companies that are trading to see if there are any lessons to be learned," said Martin Eady, who is director of corporate finance at the BC Securities Commission.
"We're certainly open to make adjustments if necessary based on the outcome of any reviews that happen," he said.
Skype’s video chat now available on Facebook
For a generation of Facebook users who already spend hours, sending messages, sharing photos and playing Farmville games, it’s another application that will keep them there longer, says Sidneyeve Matrix, who teaches media studies at Queen’s University.
“Facebook is the go-to place for users. We never have to leave Facebook now,” she said, adding the key is people will stay in the same browser for this new video calling feature, which will be available in the coming weeks.
For the 20-somethings who text like crazy, Matrix says video conferencing brings something different. “It has an authentic intimacy for that generation,” she said.
Martin Eady, who is director of corporate finance at the BC Securities Commission.
"I can say that on the controversy related to Sino-Forest, we've had a look at some of our existing assessment tools that we use for looking at companies that are trading to see if there are any lessons to be learned," said Martin Eady, who is director of corporate finance at the BC Securities Commission.
"We're certainly open to make adjustments if necessary based on the outcome of any reviews that happen," he said.
Skype’s video chat now available on Facebook
