Toledo Man Streams Foreclosure Occupation Over Internet

Toledo Man Streams Foreclosure Occupation Over Internet

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Keith Sadler is a victim of the Greatest Bankster Heist in History. He lost his UAW job thanks to the premeditated de-industrialization of America and now the bank wants to take his home through foreclosure. On Monday, he was to be evicted from his home in Toledo, Ohio, but he has vowed to resist.........

“Keith Sadler says he’s done everything he can to save his home near Bowling Green, but lenders won’t work with him,” reported the Associated Press. “The county sheriff says he’s given Sadler extra time to get things settled and that he has no choice but to evict him.”

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The news video from fox news Toledo is here
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And the live feed is here
www.ustream.tv...

Well I thought id seen every type of "reality tv",Guess not,the system brings to you foreclosure tv.
Its a show going on a day to day basis.

Its gotten to the point where the revolution maybe televised.
This is interesting to see these people refusing to leave and show their protest live.

Can only imagine that this is only the beginning of this idea.
Its been happening for years,just never shown.


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i wish him the best
but Im sure sooner or later
they will be withdrawn by the
coat tails.

Thats great and I wish them the best, but we all know how this story ends.
The police will remove them , by force if necessary. If they resist, cops might even break out the taser "weapons" and go to town. just a sad fact of life today in America. The banks have us by the cahoonas and not much we can or will do about it.

[edit on 5-5-2010 by paradiselost333]

Hopefully he is streaming it over a Cellular Access Point Internet Card. Otherwise I think they will be disconnecting the power and internet relatively soon since it is essentially the bank's property.

Looks like they were arrested and possibly booked into the county jail.

What now?