Mr Cooper Group Inc (COOP)

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The way our legal system works is that before there can be a trial... with a jury, a hearing wil tak place at which time a judge decides if there's legal reason to proceed with the case.

If the FDIC requires those it insures to sign away any and all claims of fraudulent conveyance, as part of the contractual obligation and the right to be insured by the FDIC, then forget it... there'd be no grounds to go any further.

It's fun to say what if... and to imagine it playing out like a sequel to My Cousin Vinny, but reality and programming are two separate things. And make no mistake, we've all been programmed to think that right always wins... and there's a reason for that.

Those unaffected by this case go on never questioning what happened, why, or if this could have been a shady deal... because they believe if that were the case it would be all over the news and the bad people would go to jail.

Sadly... that's not reality. It's just a program running in the minds of Americans that keeps them from questioning anything and everything that transpires right in front of their eyes.

Its a dangerous society that inherently believes that the government can do no wrong, if it did, the press would report it, and in the end, any such mistakes will always be rectified.

That's where we are now...

"Well, IMO if there is some type of trial (fraud) and if its a jury trial, JPIG and FDIC would lose big, unless the jury is composed of a bunch of idiots. There's enough smoke with this case to see where the fire originated from."