1. October 2009 by Spiritual Patriot 2012.

Do you think the loan modification you have been working on for months or even longer is just a way for the bank to fool us in thinking their going to help?  I hear over and over again from people that this is the case and worse.  Wells Fargo seems to be the worst but all banks are basically biding their time with us just lurking around the corner waiting to pounce and take our properties.  but wait!  Is there something we are not seeing or doing?  Yes!  With just a little side step from the status quo media outlets, you can find a wealth of information that not only will help you put off the banks but save your home and remove the illegal lein.  And maybe you are even entitled to some sort of compensation and damages!  Even the judges are getting it.  Take a look at one good judge in Brooklyn is doing in his court. Keep the faith and good thoughts and good things are coming.  this is one of the most important times in history as the US government and businesses will learn that more is less, and less is better for us all. Namaste’ Robert

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27. September 2009 by Spiritual Patriot 2012.

There are many sites to help people with foreclosures.  Neil Garfield’s Living lies,  Charles Lincoln’s Spiritual Patriot and Foreclosures Stop Now to name just a few.  Take some time today for yourself and family to search these sites and read what the possibilities are for saving and keeping  your families home.  About 98% of homeowners facing foreclosure do not even look or think their is any hope other than going bankrupt.  Pass this along to anyone who may know someone facing one of the worst things that could happen to them, losing their home, and to a bank no less that has NO right to it in the first place.  Need help now call Robert @ 860-599-5557 there is a way.

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