How You Might Lose Your Home

by steve - 2024-08-26 ( education / research ) [html version]

if the banks take the houses, what will they do with them? Rent them back? will burning banks become a new sport?

On Sunday, August 25, 2024 at 11:21:43 AM PDT, someone wrote:

Right, there will be pushback, but how many just listen to everything they are told? Law enforcement doesn't imply doing what is right. Police could "just be doing my job" as people are evicted under corrupt laws. There's no doubt the banksters will do everything possible to try and take away as much property as they can. How else can we reach 2030 where we'll "own nothing and be happy "?

This will all be tied to bank accounts of idiots who still don't believe in conspiracies like this and the bioweapon falsely called vaccines, and who don't see any problems with digital ID because it's "so convenient."

Just one more way to attack people from every conceivablele. And the sheep continue to the slaughterhouse.

On Sunday, August 25th, 2024 at 12:43 AM, someone wrote:

really? who will go along with it?

On Saturday, August 24, 2024 at 10:26:00 PM PDT, someone wrote:

The UCC (universal commercial code) is how business is done in all 50 states. And the banksters will soon pull off "the great taking" of all your paper assets, like stocks, but also the property that's not fully owned. If you have no mortgage then it appears you're safe from this diabolical scheme. But what about the people in your neighborhood or the farmers who have a mortgage? Even if you have it almost paid off, the banks will take your property and all your equity. Same thing for your vehicle or boat if you're making payments.

This interview is with a South Dakota legislator who is sounding the alarm about this. It goes beyond all politics because doesn't everyone want to keep their home? With just a couple very minor changes the legislators in every state can save all the home owners in their state from becoming homeless soon. If this concerns you then I suggest you listen carefully and get involved.

Starts about the 11 minute mark, by Sarah Westall .