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This week Occupy Wall Street has taken an interesting turn that pushes the movement in a whole new direction. Most of the original camps may have been disbanded, but it is becoming apparent that this was a blessing in disguise. If anything, the establishment should consider those original encampments a warning shot, because they were only the first phase in this new American Revolution.
After being treated like animals by militarized police for exercising their right to free speech, many of the protesters are learning that begging and pleading with this kind of corrupt organization is not going to get them anywhere. But I guess there’s nothing wrong with asking nicely first, right? That surely would be the respectable thing to do, so we can definitely understand everyone wanting to play nice at first.
However, playing nice and “working within the system” all comes to an end when the politicians are just laughing while they send in their goons to violently attack you.The only way that “we the people” will truly win this revolution is if we take matters into our own hands in a series of small battles where we call the enemies bluff every time they attempt to assert their illegitimate authority.
With that being said, it is so fitting that #Occupyourhomes has become the next step for this movement because people are simply taking back the homes that were fraudulently ripped from under their feet, instead of getting distracted with political demands that won’t do the downtrodden any good when all is said and done anyway. Getting everyone back into their vacant homes on the other hand, that is beneficial for everyone and hurts no one else in the process.
Still, the banks are becoming concerned that victims of foreclosure and community activists in dozens of cities across the country are beginning to team up to “re-occupy” foreclosed homes. Yet, it doesn't really hurt the banks though as they got the homes for nothing in the first place because they made loans out of thin air, collected all sorts of fees and payments, sold the note a thousand times, and then ultimately got the asset. What a racket!
Earlier this week, ZeroHedge reported on an exposed internal email from Bank of America which showed that the banks are extremely threatened by this recent move from Occupy Wall Street. The emails said that these protests could potentially “impact the industry.” So if it hurts them and helps expose their scam, then I would consider that a big tip that OWS is starting to move in the right direction.
This kind of direct action is the only approach that will bring us progress, the political system isn’t going to work because one of its main objectives is keep us in our place. The courts, the government, the politicians and the media have all been put here as a means to uphold the status quo and prevent any kind of change from actually taking place, so naturally we aren’t going to have any luck creating social change using these platforms.
Luckily, it seems that Occupy Wall Street is evolving to adopt far more effective tactics in taking direct action, as opposed to making political demands and hoping for the best.
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15 comments:
well written and absolute truth <3
lol!
shitbags.
.0099 percent is more like it.
But doesn't occupying private property illegally mean the cops can just storm these 'occupied' houses one at a time?
Does this mean people whose homes were foreclosed will move back into the home, or does it mean the Occupy crowd (many of who never had a mortgage) will just find a foreclosed home to squat in? As per the 1:49 PM post by Anonymous, yes the police could storm these homes, and arrest illegal occupants, but if there are 20+ squatters in a home, that could get ugly.
from what i understand they are breaking into their former homes and getting support from their former neighbors who are sitting in the houses with them
ive seen conflicting reports throughout the day though
I don't know if this is possible, but, if a dispossessed owner could get a list of those who bought the mortgage and then offer to sell the home to one of those, they might be able to refinance through one of them. Surely the original mortgage company has a list of the other mortgage holders. A good lawfirm would like to take a case like this.
Bite me banksters !!
Anonymous 6.49 Last sentence/----Isn't a" Good Law Firm" an oxymoron? Something to ponder on! Fred
down with the system
I remember back as early as the 80's, and especially the 90's, getting letters all the time saying, "Co. X has now bought your mortgage", then "Co. Y has now bought THAT mortgage", etc...and wondering what was going on. Now that I look back, that should have been regulated. The letters always said something along the line of, "Don't worry, nothing will change, as far as you know".
So you'll disperse from the streets into houses where you can get beaten up without the public seeing it. What's the project name, Operation Sitting Duck?
The house-occupiers better plan some strategy now. Preferably several and test what works best, as the other side does. Does everyone disperse and move back every time? Should there be booby traps as an attack deterrent? (High tension wires in a taboo area, whatever.) Do you keep contact and summon help across the town during an attack to outnumber the police with sheer numbers? Something else? You need a plan how to handle attacks. They will come.
Net User
where is the email the link isn't working
There are organizations which cost,($3000) that help people in foreclosure stop it then file torts to prove fraud and try to get the note holder to the bargaining table. Trouble is a co. called MERS comes in with a phony affadavit and tells the judge(who is corrupt in most states) that they are the party of interest and have the note.I probably was bundled into a toxic wall street asset and sold.Nobody knows where this bogus fiat note is1. The whole thing is bogus!.Occupying real estate could be done but not without a court order which is difficult to get if at all.Tie the banks up in court with torts to buy time!Live in your house in the meantime!.
a "good law firm" in NYC is Carl Person. He's helped many homeowners stay in their homes, stringing the banks along, with no payments.
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