I read your Boston Globe article.
Thanks.
The 'fiend' friend is like congress.
They buy nice 'joints' sight unseen.
Eric Holder knows about bad-finks.
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Investigate seller of a laundromat?
Waynesboro. PA HUD con lawyer.
Not Con C. - Mr Franklin Martin.

Investigate GOP's old solicitor.
William Crammer in Wilkes Barre.
View courtroom record on PA's
Chambersburg, PA - commonwealth.
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Kim Doan/assault. See medical record.
Check out\FBI's Waynesboro, PA office.
Speak with the nice magistrate there too.

He took my mug shot during Bush' reign.
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FBI was gonna get back with me/Kim Doan.

I hear Kim just lost another home. Sad/sigh.
We are still waiting patiently. I lost dough.
Kim Doan lost hope. One day I borrow cash.

I lost the $10,000. Betrayed by the DoJ`gin.
Thanks Con Chapman. Ay, I sell my outhouse?
For you the price gets cheap. $10- million cash.

Well sure Con, there's plenty of these wastrels out there gambling with your neighborhood value and mine. Losing the house back to the bank and not worthy themselves of any tears.
But I think if an article such as yours begins to lean sympathetically towards the banks who you assert correctly had a document that said this could happen, it needs to read with eyes wide open.
Those banks did indeed say in the trust deed they could take the property back purchased with (your phrase coming up) "Their money". So what's their surprise? If those clauses were read without bank tears and put into the simpler language people actually use, they would have said "O.K. here's a bunch of money you can use. We think we're going to make a pile from it and don't have the tiime or interest to invest it in ways that might benefit the community as a whole. So you take it and we hope you keep up with things. We know it can go bad though and if so we'll have to get the property from you since at that point you won't have any of the money left. That's our risk and we know it, so we're not going to cry like babies about it. Good luck kid."