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[Guido2]

Despite what Glen might say, there are many exceptions to the statutes of limitations. One of them is that during conservatorship our rights were suspended. Tolling begins either the day conservatorship ends or the day SCOTUS rules that we can sue, whichever comes first.

There are two very good reasons to challenge the warrants. First one is that conservatorship was never needed except to bailout The TBTF banks and the economy. The second:

@MarkCalabria @SecYellen

The day before conservatorship, @FannieMae closed at $7.04; @FreddieMac at $.5.10 . Yet, @FHFA gave @USTreasury warrants to buy 79.99% of the corporations for $72,400. That's a $45.9 billion FRAUD at the onset of conservatorship.

— Guido da Costa Pereira (@GuidoPerei) April 6, 2021