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Rodney5

12/18/23 10:16 PM

#778233 RE: EternalPatience #778228

Explicit guarantee would return the company back to its original Charter and would take an act of Congress to do it. Don insinuated this could happen under the SPSPA agreement. My land will the LAW ever be applied??

I’m glad you said, “ implicit guarantee (assumed by the market)”. That’s exactly right it was assumed. Donotunderstand said it as plain as day when selling commercial paper he had to tell the purchaser it doesn’t come with a government guarantee.

As our Friend Barron put it, “In the case of FNMA, the charter act is everything. The Charter is FNMA. It takes precedence over all other laws and regulations enacted to regulate FNMA. This is why Congress amended the Charter act in HERA. In other words, no other legislation or regulation or contract can negate the requirements of FNMA charter. The arguments and claims just havent been brought before the judiciary yet.”

The SPSPA is an illegal contract.

Donotunderstand

12/19/23 11:23 AM

#778277 RE: EternalPatience #778228

yes
I think F and F could become public utilities

They would get the T guarantee (as would other companies willing to be super regulated - but profitable )

F and F (or FF( become a public utility
Treasury backs them explicitly because they agree to cap ratio of X and various other
In return - GOV sits on WTs in case F and F do not honor commitments and the LP/SP (instead) is gone

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