you shine the light on the horrific fraudclosure crisis.

thank you!

OH YEE OF LITTLE FAITH SAID LAST NITE NO ONE WOULD WRITE ABOUT IT NO MEDIA!! SEE I HAD FAITH!

http://blogs.wsj.com/developments/2011/06/02/mortgage-recording-fix-falls-short-in-oregon/tab/comments/#comment-146522

Oh yeah…They will guaranteed.

Still the fight is not over by any means. If we don’t continue to fight things will get worse and worse. We have some momentum right now.

Our attorney “came over from the DARK SIDE:” and is no longer working for the banks. He says he feels so much better helping people.

The bank rep that was trying to move along eviction to us was arrogant (JP Court) and tried to argue case law with the judge. She slapped him down for sloppy documents and told him to get it right and gave me 13 days more to get my case together “Get a lawyer” she told me. The baileff walked me out and opened the door for me. I was terrified that morning about going to court and almost threw up but I went anyway. Wish us luck. After four years of fighting we are going on. I didn’t even look at that slime from the bank as I left. I still have to go back and appeal and see him again.

I loved this statement, from the above article: “Jeff Barker told the Oregonian that he had received more blowback over the proposed measure “than anything all session.”