Banks fraudulently foreclose on millions of Americans

Florida will be one of the battleground states in the upcoming presidential election. Apart from having a large number of seniors who are concerned about issues like Medicare and taxes, the state also has one of the highest percentages of home foreclosures, falling only
after California. Lisa Epstein who is running for clerk of courts in Palm Beach County, Florida shares her first-hand experience with RT's Kristine Frazao.
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[SomeTallGy]

Why these bankers are still allowed to breath free air is beyond me.

[eman7188]

If Romney becomes president it will get worse.

[Fawncomics]

In reality we are screwed either way. It's like we have a choice between the devil or the devils son. Romney is just another Obama in a better suit.

[ytgv3fc7]

You've been lied to.

The banks forged the names on the loan documents. There IS NO SUCH LOAN. It has no legal existence any more than if I sign YOUR name to a loan FOR ME. It's FRAUD.

Maybe YOUR mommy should have taught YOU better.

THERE IS NO LOAN. IT'S A FAKE.

[ytgv3fc7]

Oh, I see, you mean rigged. Everyone gets kicked in the nuts for real but still on-cue. I get it.

[TheMarol84]

Data entry jobs @ projectpaid2day(dot)tk

[bamboo4tameshigiri]

They have bought all the politicians.

[ForrestSCS]

I agree with you. We the People are as much to blame or more for this crisis. If People did not take out loans, property could not sell for the price it does. Property values would return to a realistic market value (cash only value). But People don't really want this. They want to buy a house, and sell it for MORE. Of course, this requires the banks to loan people MORE money. It's called cognitive dissonance; the mortgage crisis a clear example.