Comments on: Occupy Homes, One Year On And Growing Daily

By: Italics Mine

Italics Mine — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 16:33:35 +0000

There’s something seriously twisted when “the powers that be” would prefer to have unfortunate people live on the street than in an empty house waiting to be vandalized.

By: Dan Kreppel

Dan Kreppel — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 06:44:55 +0000

I don’t care as long as the new occupiers are paying their fair share of rent, right. Get the homeless off the streets and into foreclosed homes. But, they must pay rent(mortgage) just like every other working class sucker. Hey, my wife and I bought a house bordering a super fund land fill, which was supposed to be disclosed to us. So we are stuck. Still have to pay the mortgage so we don’t ruin our credit in case we finally get the hell out and buy another home. But, the new gov’t society entitles everyone with everything without any responsibility and without working and paying for it. And people wonder why this country is gone!!!!!!!!

By: RedDirt

RedDirt — Sat, 29 Dec 2012 13:10:33 +0000

I live in the south & we don’t see much protesting about anything so I commend those individuals above the Mason/Dixon Line for becoming activist for their beliefs!!

I don’t always agree with them on social issues but, I sure do respect them for being brave enough to take a stand!!

They remind me of a book I read ( A Time To Stand by Oliver ) where the citizens take a stand for their beliefs. May God Bless each one of them.

By: H5mind

H5mind — Sat, 29 Dec 2012 03:53:10 +0000

There are few topics so rife with misinformation and outright lies as fractional reserve banking. ‘The Money Masters’ documentary should be required viewing for anyone contemplating a career in banking or finance.

By the way, HUD now has a program whereby they are selling homes for $1 (one) dollar. First dibs go to police, teachers, and other civil servants, then to commoners if there are no takers. People have to realize what the banks already know- empty properties are liabilities, not assets.

Research these sorts of programs and stay tuned for others to come. Banks need us for their Ponzi scheme to function. We don’t need them.

By: Al Smith

Al Smith — Fri, 28 Dec 2012 20:55:08 +0000

Our traitorous legislators rewarded the banksters with trillions of Our dollars for causing the global economic crisis as their banks foreclosed on Our homes in which they had absolutely NOTHING invested. The banksters, fake-Jewish Khazarian Zionists, won’t be happy until We’re all camped out beside vacant suburbs killing each other for food. They hate Us and are waging their eternal, secret War On Humanity with every imaginable covert weapon. They’re Humanity’s only real threat and Mankind’s only true enemy. Life would be like paradise without them.

We must begin to regularly participate in a free, publicly owned system of real democracy, such as the one at http://www.MajorityVoice.org or one like it and democratically decide to apprehend these few monsters and their goons (all predators actually), confiscate their quadrillions of dollars of wealth they stole from Us and redistribute it directly to their victims: Humanity. That should kick start the economy and ensure peace, justice, security and prosperity for Posterity.

By: Al Smith

Al Smith — Fri, 28 Dec 2012 20:44:34 +0000

All bank “loans” and foreclosures are frauds. Banks haven’t actually lent money since the early thirties. To fund their so-called loans, banks create money out of thin air with book keeping entries, that’s right, just a few key strokes and wallah! instant funds.

Since banks risk no “valuable consideration” as required by law for a binding legal contract, their loan agreements are void on their faces. Banks thereby have no right of foreclosure. Of course, this only works in court if you can find one run by a judge who isn’t a party to this grand fraud.