The people v The Banks: Conviction beats Eviction. (video)

Daithi 1

This takes a few minutes to kick in to the good stuff, it's about when the police arrive. It's worth watching the whole thing to get the full picture though.

Every day, all over England & Wales the international bankers are unlawfully evicting
We the People from our homes, in what has to be one of the biggest scandals currently facing this country. In 2011 alone at least 36,000 repossessions were executed by the banks. However, as you will see, they do this based on a gigantic criminal scam.

On the 31st May 2012 in Potters Bar, England, the Bird Family were facing an eviction based upon deception, threats intimidation, and ultimately by way of crime, because if a man or woman peacefully objects to being evicted then the bankers must use unlawful force and commit a crime if they are to take possession. Something the have been getting away with for centuries...

So a small group of determined people decided to stand in solidarity with the Bird Family and resist the violence threatened against them.This film is a testament of
what can be achieved when we stand together...

The issue which has swept down the centuries and will have to be fought sooner or later is...The PEOPLE vs The BANKS - Lord Acton 1875

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPKOa-5GPPg

Cereal Number

I came here to lead, not to read watch a video


EDIT: 28 mins long, go fcuk yourself, i dont watch pornos that long!!

Kylo Ren

Ain't nobody got time for that!

Where To

I'm not going to waste my time watching 28 minutes of freeman bollox.

Cereal Number

Where To wrote: »

I'm not going to waste my time watching 28 minutes of freeman bollox.

Lets sing the late late theme instead!!

Il start us off

DA DA DAH DA, DA DA DA DA DA DO DE DO DE DO DO DO

Ste.phen

Time to wheel this one out again:

http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Freeman_on_the_land#Freeman_successes

blops2013

Daithi 1 wrote: »

This takes a few minutes to kick in to the good stuff, it's about when the police arrive. It's worth watching the whole thing to get the full picture though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPKOa-5GPPg

Will watch tomorriw

Canis Lupus

Every day, all over England & Wales the international bankers are unlawfully evicting We the People from our homes

Annnnd I'm out.

paddy147

Daithi 1 wrote: »

This takes a few minutes to kick in to the good stuff, it's about when the police arrive. It's worth watching the whole thing to get the full picture though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPKOa-5GPPg

Fantastic..the 2 law breaking bailifs got their asses handed to them by those law abiding folk and by the police too.:D




Theres a stand off here in Ireland too,where the county sherrif who is trying to evict a family from their house doesnt even know the law himself.


He gets his ass handed to him by the people too.:D

All the gardai can do is stand and look on....rather clueless infact.:(:rolleyes:

fasttalkerchat

Parts of that was quite good. Basically part of the legislation being used for the eviction stated that no force may be used. The police advised the bailiffs that they were committing trespass and breach of the peace and told them to leave the area.

Bailiffs could however have you arrested for an alleged or actual crime and then break in while you're at the police station so you need quite a few people to do this successfully.

Potential-Monke

Skimmed through it.

A: If they payed the mortgage, this would never have happened in the first place. If they can't afford the mortgage, you lost the house, it's that simple.

B: I'd give that female cop a shot!

ITS_A_BADGER

In England, not here, not really bothered

Chuck Stone

Kinda feel sorry for the cops in that sicheeayshun.

sock puppet

Didn't watch the video but I liked how the written piece ended with a (probably made up) quote from a member of the British landed gentry, those famed defenders of the working class.

zenno

This comes to mind if it was me ... Corrupt banks want to fcuk with me...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxyUizAC9fo

Seachmall

Why does an intro to a British freeman video capitalise the first words of the U.S. constitution?

Cookie_Monster

It comes across like those injury lawyer adds

A you a deadbeat chance who won't pay his debts, looking for an easy, quasi-legal mumbo-jumbo way out of them.... Well simply give THE PEOPLE a call and we'll fight your corner; no win, no eviction.

No matter what country this happened in, who can deny how delicious it tastes to see three of the biggest scumbags/thugs ever to wriggle into size 52 pants to be told walk away by the old bill?

But to what end? A number of valid points are made which apply to Ireland just as much as the UK - this after all is not a recession of our making - but it's only a matter of time, perhaps days or even less, before Fatty McFatFat and his knuckle dragging buddies are back at the home of that family with the correct warrant, and the very same police officers all too happy to crack some skulls.

These people need to realise one thing - the cops, the courts, the government, they are NOT on your side. They're on the side of money.

I'm not saying you shouldn't stand up to these clowns if they are using what effectively turns out to be criminal fraud in throwing a family out on the street for the crime of the breadwinner losing his job, but how many people willingly shackled themselves to 30 and 40 year mortgages at vastly inflated prices? When I was a kid my own parents and those of my friends, mostly industrial workers, would be aiming to pay off mortgages in 10 years, and 15 years would have been considered too long.