By: Ken Hansen

Ken Hansen — Fri, 26 Oct 2012 16:36:28 +0000

‘Publica spreads the gossip and blame in this op-ed, and ends on a positive note. A few more folks are being HARP-ed. For these lucky refinanciers, it isn’t a question of solvency, instead, they’ve been measured as wealthy enough, and therefore free from the brutal response the state seems to feel is ok for alleged “defaulters”. This is how cynical careerists determine whether or not housing should be available to people. They’ll counter such accusations and say it’s simply a measure of viability. I wonder if these advocates of “measuring people’s worth to decide whether they deserve housing” realize that this is probably the most blatant form of fascism in recent memory? At least they can claim it isn’t racist, but they’ll never be honest about why they are treating their fellow citizens so awfully.
PP doesn’t dare mention the millions who have been crushed in a calculated process of attrition. These people don’t matter. Not to the president, not to the Banks and their Government, and, accordingly, not to the MSM. Now we know what it feels like, any large group that has been marginalized knows what it feels like.

By: feduphadenough

feduphadenough — Fri, 26 Oct 2012 15:49:02 +0000

When Bank Of America through its mobster branch arm Reconstrust stole our home, it was immediatley transferred to Fraudie Mac–they are in on the scheme together as those on this blog know, but I have experienced it first hand–still in court going after them–I am still fighting–

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