V, Jim Marrs, Robert Plumlee on Coast to Coast AM 24 Sept. [mp3 is up]

Dig those old AM radios out and dust them off.



http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2013/09/24

Coast to Coast AM - Live Nightly 1am-5am EST / 10pm-2am PST


Secret Arms Deals/ Banking Cartels

Date:	09-24-13
Host:	George Noory
Guests:	_ V, Jim Marrs, Robert Plumlee

First Half: Author and journalist Jim Marrs and CIA insider Robert "Tosh" Plumlee reveal secretive arms deals behind recent events.

2nd Half: Former commodities trader and contributor to private think tanks dealing with geo-strategic initiatives, "V," will discuss how the most powerful cartels in the world manipulate global events to increase the power of the Anglo-American banking system.
Website(s):

• jimmarrs.com
  
• facebook.com/robert.plumlee
  

Book(s):

• Rule by Secrecy
  
• The Rise of the Fourth Reich
  

I listen on tunein.com from there there are many ways to search for coast.  Have you heard the new dark matter with art bell?   Hard to find for free.  Try shoutcast.com.

Viertes Reich - German for 4th Reich - Viertes - 'fear..tes' (depending on region i.e. MS vs. NY)

Pferde - German for horses - 'fare-tuh' (depending on region i.e. MS vs. NY)

"I am Darius, the great king, the king of kings
The king of many countries and many people
The king of this expansive land,
The son of Wishtaspa of Achaemenid,
Persian, the son of a Persian,
'Aryan', from the Aryan race "
"From the Darius the Great's Inscription in Naqshe-e-Rostam"
- See more at: http://www.iranchamber.com/people/articles/aryan_people_origins.php#sthash.odr5asM6.dpuf

Thanks, will. I was looking for this as an mp3 earlier today but didn't find anything. I'm recording the YouTube as an mp3 now. I'll send it to my mediafire for download as an mp3 if anyone is interested. Shout back if y'all are.

Here's my Mediafire download link. Y'all have fun and enjoy.

Coast To Coast Am - September 24 2013 - Suppressed Stories_ Banking Cartels
139Mb  128Kbs

http://www.mediafire.com/download/3ipg5epskvn7u12/Coast_To_Coast_Am_-_September_24_2013_-_Suppressed_Stories_Banking_Cartels.mp3

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I've listened to this one twice. Jim Marrs is interesting enough and I enjoyed hearing his part, BUT, "V" was absolutely on top of his game. He put what the banking cartel is all about and what they have done to us in such simple terms that anyone with an IQ over the melting point of ice cream can understand it. The callers even had good intelligent questions for "V" and his answers were for the most part really clear. I still don't understand this "MERS" mortgage stuff though. This mortgage title stuff is a mess, meaning even if you have paid your mortgage off completely . . . who REALLY has the title (or deed) to that property???

The MERS is at 2:08.  I think he's saying an owner who already paid off his mortgage or a buyer who paid cash for a property, still runs the risk of somebody comes knocking and claiming to hold the title to the deed.  The banks have packaged and sold off the mortgages and the derivatives all over the World, these have changed hand multiple times that nobody knows who owns what.  So now you could be paying your mortgage religiously to your bank who no longer owns your property.
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"V" new site:

http://roguemoney.net/

The biggest issue with 'paid for' homes or homes that you actually possess the deed for is much akin to 'eminent domain' disputes. You may have the deed & title work showing you own the home free & clear but there are nuances in the American Legal & Banking system whereby you technically can have the privileges to the land its sitting on 'revoked'. Annual property taxes are more or less 'rent' paid for the 'privilege' of being allowed to occupy the land.

Of course now that the privately owned Federal Reserve is buying xyz billions in bundled mortgage derivatives every month with money they printed out of thin air one can only expect them to 'foreclose' on the U.S. Treasury and the U.S. Taxpayer when we can't repay the fabricated 'debt'. The banking cartel will arrive with millions of mercs, DHS, BP, et. all, to claim their prize after the collapse and live like the kings of old. (for a week or so)

Why do you think Revelation refers to "The Kings of the Earth"? Contrary to what Springmeier and others put out there aren't 13 satanic/illuminati families; there are 10. If you've ever heard the term "Committee of 300" its comprised of 30 representatives from each of the 10 families who run this thing for what's left of their time here. Laugh it off, but I'm not out selling books on the subject....

Believe me, I'm not laughing it off. I'm quite concerned since I'll finish my mortgage out before the end of the year. I'm looking to be informed. Any info is welcomed.

researcher wrote:

Believe me, I'm not laughing it off. I'm quite concerned since I'll finish my mortgage out before the end of the year. I'm looking to be informed. Any info is welcomed.

Me too! Our house has been paid for about 6-7 yrs. Praying that this isn't cause for concern.

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Here's a Good Article:

The Title Process
 

The legal title to your house is already in your name. You often hear people say “the bank owns my house,” by which they mean that they are still making payments. However, that’s not true.When you get a loan to buy a car, the bank typically holds the title to the car until you pay off the loan. But when you buy real estate, you own the house from the moment the deal closes and the deed is recorded with the county. Washington is a lien theory state, which means that your mortgage lender has a lien on your house that gives it the right to seize the property and sell it at auction to pay off the mortgage if you fail to make your payments. But the deed is recorded in your name only. Check your title insurance policy and you will see that you are listed as the legal owner of the property and your lender is listed as a lien holder, along with your property taxes and other encumbrances.The mortgage lender’s lien is called a deed of trust. When your loan is paid in full, the lender will record a satisfaction document to release the lien on your property. You don’t have to do anything to gain legal title to the property because as I explained above, you already have it.When the lender’s lien is released, you will own your home free and clear, which means there are no existing liens against the property.The only problem is that lenders occasionally fail to record the proper satisfaction documents to clear title to the property after a loan has been paid off. You have to remember that once the bank has all its money, you become an administrative expense rather than a source of income. That drops you to a very low priority.For example, I have a friend who paid off the mortgage on his home several years ago. He repeatedly called the lender asking for the satisfaction of mortgage document. Finally, after 14 months of constant pressure, he got the required documents to release the lien on his home. Who knows how long it might have taken if he had simply waited for the bank to record the documents on their own?Now, I don’t want you to think that this happens all the time, but you need to check to make sure the proper paperwork is recorded with the county.If a mortgage lien is not properly released, it can create serious title problems in the future when you sell your home. For example, one of my mortgage clients was involved in a real estate purchase transaction in which the preliminary title insurance report showed that the sellers still owed $45,000 on a loan that had actually been paid off 20 years earlier.The bank had been sold since the original loan was made and the lender that acquired the mortgage failed to record a satisfaction document when the loan was paid off. (Probably something you might want to look into) It took a lot of scrambling by the title insurance company to straighten out the mess in order to prevent the deal from falling apart at the last minute.You can avoid a nasty surprise by making sure that your mortgage lender records the proper satisfaction documents as soon as you make your last payment to pay off your loan. The longer you wait, the more difficult it becomes to track down the appropriate paperwork to clear the title to your property.It might even be worth paying an escrow company to handle the payoff for you, to make sure it is handled correctly. The fee for such a service should be very modest. If you want extra peace of mind, you could even buy a title insurance policy to verify that the title to your property is free and clear with no mortgage encumbrances, but that would cost a few hundred dollars and it’s really overkill. Just follow up to make sure you get the proper documents to release the mortgage lien.
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http://www.heraldnet.com/article/20100418/BIZ/704189940

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It might even be worth paying an escrow company to handle the payoff for you, to make sure it is handled correctly. The fee for such a service should be very modest.

Now that is worth looking into. Thanks.

FYI

• California fees can range between $150 at the low end and $800 at the high end, at the time of publication. (late 2012)
  

And check your homeowner's policy as it more than likely won't cover 'Acts of Terror' or 'Acts of War' unless you request it and pay a nominal difference. I was shocked at how crazy my insurance guy thought I was for asking, he didn't even know if it was possible, and it subsequently is possible and the additional cost wasn't much money.

researcher wrote:

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It might even be worth paying an escrow company to handle the payoff for you, to make sure it is handled correctly. The fee for such a service should be very modest.

Now that is worth looking into. Thanks.

You dont need to do that, once paid off what you need to do is get a copy of your original Mortgage and *Note* and make sure the lender has marked them cancelled signifying that now the obligation has been fulfilled

Easy and 100% accurate in theory, but often difficult in practice. I had to waste money once upon a time not very long ago because a small place my family owns on the left coast was originally mortgaged with someone who was purchased by someone who rolled into WaMu who was purchased by Wachovia who blew up and wound up as Wells Fargo. (I might have missed a bank flip or 5 somewhere) The aforementioned Wells Fargo wanted proof of numerous  months' payments which were ACH'd FROM MY ACCOUNT AT THE BANKS THEY PURCHASED WHO HELD THE MORTGAGE OVER A DECADE BEFORE Wells SHOWED UP ON SCENE!!!!!! before they would issue a payoff letter and fix the title work. Keep in mind these scumbags virtually own the court systems as well.

It can be a long process under certain circumstances and with what's coming down the bowling alley; sooner beats later because later may well end up being 'never'.

Bank of America used to be the Bank of Italy and nobody screws somebody out of ca$h like the Medici's.

Pony1 wrote:

researcher wrote:

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It might even be worth paying an escrow company to handle the payoff for you, to make sure it is handled correctly. The fee for such a service should be very modest.

Now that is worth looking into. Thanks.

You dont need to do that, once paid off what you need to do is get a copy of your original Mortgage and *Note* and make sure the lender has marked them cancelled signifying that now the obligation has been fulfilled

quietobserver wrote:

originally mortgaged with someone who was purchased by someone who rolled into WaMu who was purchased by Wachovia who blew up and wound up as Wells Fargo.

WONDERFUL . . . just great!!! That is exactly the same sequence of banks that my mortgage has been taken through. Mine is now ended up with Well's Fargo too. I'm thinking that hiring the escrow company to track the liens on my place (aren't any EXCEPT the mortgage) just to save myself headaches.

You don't need to hear it from me or anybody else but stay out ahead of it. An hour of proactive work saves a month of reactive work. While the system is still functioning fluidly you shouldn't have too much trouble.

Too big to fail (laughing hysterically) will result with the original banking cartel from good old Jekyl Island.

Ecclesiastes 1:9
1599 Geneva Bible (GNV)
^{9 [.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ecclesiastes 1:9&version=GNV#fen-GNV-17321a]a[/url]]}What is it that hath been? that that shall be: and what is it that hath been done? that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun.

researcher wrote:

quietobserver wrote:

originally mortgaged with someone who was purchased by someone who rolled into WaMu who was purchased by Wachovia who blew up and wound up as Wells Fargo.

WONDERFUL . . . just great!!! That is exactly the same sequence of banks that my mortgage has been taken through. Mine is now ended up with Well's Fargo too. I'm thinking that hiring the escrow company to track the liens on my place (aren't any EXCEPT the mortgage) just to save myself headaches.