America Financially Enslaved
This book is an honest and heart felt rendering of what one couple endured, discovered and learned while being immersed in the sea of foreclosure.
Their journey started with excitement and expectations of building modular homes on their block starting with theirs. However, that expectation ended in complete despair, when they did not get the second closing after setting their own modular home. They came to the understanding that they had to admit to themselves that they had been very ignorant, blindly trusting, just signing off on those documents without making the mortgage broker stop and explain fully as to what each page meant. The haste to “just sign here,” as was repeated over and over again, and the end result of foreclosure just nearly cost them their lives.
This book consist of things like the connection of five (5) words which are, “person, fiction, ens legis, strawman, and citizen.” What one word connects each, if not all of these words? The connection is that they all are considered as corporations in the eyes of the law, and not a flesh and blood entity. The court documents filed in this book puts their researched information up front, making it personal and helpful to the reader.
Anyone who can read, glean, and grow in becoming non-illiterate after reading this book, will walk away knowing after digesting this very compelling compilation, what the Bruk El Bey’s, and many others endure on a daily basis in having to fight their lenders (and or bankers), whom are sanctioning through the courts to take their home. It can almost be assured you the reader will be much further ahead of this foreclosure curve and better prepared to stand your ground if ever faced with their delimma.
They have come up with a very important piece of information that will definitely put a hamper on the “Docket Rocket” moves in proving whether or not, the signature on that originally wet-inked signed mortgage note is actually yours. Why would this be so important? Mainly because many mortgages have been flipped, bundled and sold to other lenders whom you did not know about.The chapters are short, to the point and mind joggling, but very helpful to potential home buyers, realtors, bankers, even lawyers, but especially for the person going into or through a foreclosure. Sometimes, looking through the glass of another’s mess, gives the calming thoughts of just maybe being able to clean of theirs before getting in knee deep (if you know what I mean). Enjoy the ride.
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IBAN. - International Bank Account Number
IBELS. - Interest Bearing Eligible Liabilities IBRD. - International Bank Reconstruction and Development b/k/a "The World Bank" IC. - Intelligent Chip. ICC. International Criminal Court ICERC. - Interagency Country Exposure Review Committee ID. - Industrial ReviewRead more...Word of the Week
Record Date - The day that an individual must be the owner of record to be entitled to an upcoming dividend.
Recourse - In law, the right to recover payment or satisfaction of a defaulted obligation from a party who is liable secondarily. Generally, that which one has a right to avail himself of in an exigency. Recross - (law) An examination of a witness, following redirect, by the opposing party. Red Herring - The preliminary prospectus. The name comes from the advisory that is printed on the face of the prospectus in red ink. Redeem - To buy back. To free property or article from mortgage or pledge by paying the debt for which it stood as security. To repurchase in a literal sense; as to redeem one's land from a tax sale.Read more...Trust Logo


Research the Chicago Federal Reserve booklet, Modern Money Mechanics for the correct overview. There are 12 Federal Reserve Banks in the United State.
Congresswoman Kaptur said that “we should become squatters in our own homes.” She never indicated that you shouldn’t pay your mortgage; however if you’re being unfairly foreclosed upon – squat then seek a good real estate attorney for legal advice.

