Category Archives: Roland Arnall

Remembering Roland Arnall

Steve Sailer wrote in 2012: …subprime billionaire Roland Arnall, whom Bush had appointed Ambassador to the Netherlands for raising $12 million for him, who was the biggest donor to Arnold Schwarzenegger and, before him, Gray Davis, who co-founded the Simon … Continue reading

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Are Jews In America Underdogs?

Are Jews better off for having so many groups like the ADL and the Museum of Tolerance and for dominating Hollywood and the MSM to the point we can deter any criticism of ourselves as a group (and our tendencies … Continue reading

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There’s Got To Be A Story Here

Dawn Arnall is Roland Arnall‘s widow. Why is Nefesh B’Nefesh involved? Case Type: Other Promissory Note/Collections (General Jurisdiction) Case#: BC463820 CASE NAME: DAWN ARNALL VS TONY B GELBART ET AL Parties: DOES 1 THROUGH 50 – Def/Res,GELBART TONY B. – … Continue reading

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Chabad Sues Estate Of Subprime King Roland Arnall

From the Los Angeles Business Journal: Roland Arnall became known as one of the wealthiest Angelenos thanks to the subprime mortgage industry he helped create with his company, the former Ameriquest Mortgage. He was also known for giving money to … Continue reading

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‘Chain of Blame: How Wall Street Caused the Mortgage and Credit Crisis’

This is an excellent new book on the mortgage and credit meltdown. The authors get inside the lives of the leading characters in the mortgage meltdown and explain what makes them tick and what makes their business work (or fail). … Continue reading

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