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Emergency BANK ACTION for GG!! Evicted by Alameda County Sheriff's Deputies
Date:
Friday, April 19, 2013
Time:
3:00 PM
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5:00 PM
Event Type:
Protest
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Location Details:
the fountain inside the Kaiser Center at 20th and Harrison
At 9:30 this morning, long time activist and Occupier GG Winter was evicted from her foreclosed Oakland home by 10 sheriffs and their drawn weapons. She has been trying to force the bank into fair negotiations for months and does not intend to stop now. We are not giving up!
An action is scheduled for 3pm today. We'll meet at the fountain inside the Kaiser Center at 20th and Harrison before heading over to the local branch of the bank that holds her mortgage.
An action is scheduled for 3pm today. We'll meet at the fountain inside the Kaiser Center at 20th and Harrison before heading over to the local branch of the bank that holds her mortgage.
Added to the calendar on Fri, Apr 19, 2013 12:46PM
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I attended the protest and was observing what was going on. First, the police tipped the bank to our arrival through the text alerts either we need to switch to a coded alert system or just plan a duration strategy (remember occupy). What I mean if they are going to shut the doors for the afternoon why make them shut the doors for a week having them shut down costs money and PR. Finally we need to relate the bank bailouts in a comprehensive and cohesive form to the foreclosures. We need the comparison of giving our money the the banks (with nobody going to jail) while turning around and fraudulently evicting people from their houses. As we remember even Sheriff Marikkeamie(SP?) of San Francisco who said 85 % of the foreclosures were faulty paper work and his department would not enforce this stealing of peoples homes. This is why Ed Lee and crew (banksters) went after him with the spousal abuse case a strategy widely used by the oppressor by blackmail and child protective services especially with people of color.
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