More public protests that don't seem to be "newsworthy" enough to merit national coverage
people are crying out for accountability while our traditional news media look the other way...
National Peoples Action Shuts Down
Bank Of America Branch
little by little, the country is awakening from a very long slumber...
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A coalition of watchdogs and activists released a new report revealing how the wealthiest bailed-out banks have caused the current economic crisis by dodging taxes, and hundreds of demonstrators rallied in Washington, DC, to demand the attorneys general of all 50 states file criminal charges against banks that are suspected of committing foreclosure fraud during the nation's housing crisis.
At least 600 demonstrators gathered outside the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) spring meeting to demand tough settlements on foreclosure fraud cases resulting from a NAAG investigation into several banks' practice of signing foreclosure documents without checking for accuracy - a practice the NAAG calls "robo-signing."
The demonstrators - many of them homeowners - also occupied and successfully shut down a Bank of America branch before occupying the offices of Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky) and House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio).
National Peoples Action Shuts Down
Bank Of America Branch
little by little, the country is awakening from a very long slumber...
Labels: accountability, bank fraud, Bank of America, banksters, foreclosures, National Association of Attorneys General, news media, protestors, robo-signing
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