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LOCAL Announcement :: Protest Activity
Picket Sheriff's Office "Don't be a scrooge" Halt Foreclosures!
Author
- StevenCeci
Date Created
- 17 Dec 2008
Date Edited
- 19 Dec 2008
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Important message from the Network to Stop Foreclosures and Bailout the People Movement
JOIN A PRESS CONFERENCE AND PICKET AT THE BALTIMORE CITY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
"DON'T BE A SCROOGE" THIS HOLIDAY, "HALT FORECLOSURES & EVICTIONS"
JOIN A PRESS CONFERENCE AND PICKET AT THE BALTIMORE CITY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
"DON'T BE A SCROOGE" THIS HOLIDAY, "HALT FORECLOSURES & EVICTIONS"
Tuesday, Dec. 23, 12 Noon to 1 P.M.
at 100 N. Calvert St (near Fayette St.)
For more info call: 410-218-4835
We will be delivering a letter to the Baltimore City Sheriff's office requesting that their office consider following the lead of the Cook County and Philadelphia sheriff's office in refusing to carry out the orders of the big banks.
The City of Baltimore has filed a well researched law suit against Wells Fargo and other predatory lenders documenting widespread discriminatory practices that led to countless foreclosures and evictions.
It only makes sense that while this suit is being heard and processed in the courts that foreclosures be halted. Why put families in the street who have already been victimized by predatory lenders.
The banks have received billions in bail out $$$ - it's time for all government officials and representatives to find a way of protecting the rights of poor and working people.
BAIL OUT THE PEOPLE! STOP FORECLOSURES AND EVICTIONS!
at 100 N. Calvert St (near Fayette St.)
For more info call: 410-218-4835
We will be delivering a letter to the Baltimore City Sheriff's office requesting that their office consider following the lead of the Cook County and Philadelphia sheriff's office in refusing to carry out the orders of the big banks.
The City of Baltimore has filed a well researched law suit against Wells Fargo and other predatory lenders documenting widespread discriminatory practices that led to countless foreclosures and evictions.
It only makes sense that while this suit is being heard and processed in the courts that foreclosures be halted. Why put families in the street who have already been victimized by predatory lenders.
The banks have received billions in bail out $$$ - it's time for all government officials and representatives to find a way of protecting the rights of poor and working people.
BAIL OUT THE PEOPLE! STOP FORECLOSURES AND EVICTIONS!
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