Mortgage Fraud- Wall Street Led

The greed of the financial community of bankers, mortgage companies, etc. put the USA in an economic downfall compared by some to the Great Depression of the 1920s.

Anthony and Bernidine Valentine bought a residence in Spring Hill, Florida in August of 2006. They live in the home with their minor son.

In November 2006, they sent their mortgage payment in two installments. Both installments arrived before the late payment date. However, Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., now owned or controlled by Bank America, applied the payments to the Valentines'' escrow account, marked them late for the month of November, and reported this false information to the credit bureaus.

Time is the constant and varying changes displayed by all physical objects known and unknown in existence that helps determine age/progression.

            “If exposure to ultrasound…causes death of cells, then the practice of ultrasonic imaging at 16 to 18 weeks will cause loss of neurons, brain cells, with little prospect of replacement of lost cells. The vulnerability is not for malformation, but maldevelopment, leading to mental impairment caused by overall reduction in the number of functioning brain cells in the future cerebral hemispheres,” as quoted from the article “Possible hazards of imaging and Doppler ultrasounds in obstetrics,” which appeared in the 1986 issue of Birth; vol. 13, pages 329-337.

“Epidurals, which can cause a woman in labor to run a fever, increase the risk of giving birth to a child with a type of brain damage called encephalopathy. The fever is often a sign of inflammation and it may play a role in some birth defects that harm the brain,” as taken from the 2001 edition of The British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology; 108; 594-597.“Epidurals, which can cause a woman in labor to run a fever, increase the risk of giving birth to a child with a type of brain damage called encephalopathy. The fever is often a sign of inflammation and it may play a role in some birth defects that harm the brain,” as taken from the 2001 edition of The British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology; 108; 594-597.