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Valid point but it was still very difficult. High debt, mass unemployment, recession, high repossessions & 10% inflation in 1990. Those who think we had it easy & are bitter about it will also probably inherit well. Few did then.
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Oh here we go, doubt you were even born. Cars still had to pass MOT’s & often failed needing costly repairs. Negative equity was a huge problem, millions trapped, high repossessions, a major financial crisis that ruined many people’s lives. Grow up.
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Replying to @middle_class_us
Car repossessions up 28.4% last quarter at a bank to rename unnamed
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Trump isn’t doing any better. Inflation at 4.2%. Gas is still high. Record number of medical bankruptcies filed. Record number of car repossessions. A war with Iran at which he just made deal that was so much worse than Obamas. Like my god man when will you people wake tf up?! 🤦🏾‍♂️
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Response to the RCLALQ Brief: Housing Repossessions Are Already Strictly Regulated and Heavily Sanctioned The Landlords’ Association reminds the public that housing repossessions in Quebec are already among the most regulated in Canada and that signific… ift.tt/hw5reSv

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Inflation under President AutoPen soared, gas prices skyrocketed, food prices skyrocketed, more people went into credit card debt, more repossessions,& the economy tanked!Save your BS cries about Trump! He said he will turn us around; it will take time.Did you forgot those 4yrs?
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Baseless rumors regarding property insecurity under the housing programme are legally inaccurate. The existing statutory framework leaves no room for arbitrary repossessions. Citizens own their homes fully and securely. #NyumbaYakoNiYako AHP Property Rights
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Welcome new followers 🙏 - the why? Enda Kenny, @EUCssrMcGrath all promised an Irish Banking Inquiry that would expose “reckless and outrageous” decisions, be free from political motivation and generate “new insights.” In practice, inside that Inquiry, I saw - as explained to @ArturNadol7566-: 🔹copious evidence withheld 🔹documents heavily redacted 🔹crucial witnesses being questioned without the relevant evidence 🔹other important witnesses excluded 🔹disabling conflicts of interest ignored 🔹lines of inquiry - particularly on liquidity & solvency - shut down I had walkout in April 2015, waiting for protected disclosures to be reviewed - rather than risk lending my name to a managed exercise in mega damage limitation (otherwise known as a cover up of all cover ups). However, my identity was lifted in early 2016 to sanitise a pre‑cooked narrative - along with other experts who were no longer there, with one having walked out in May 2015, in solidarity with me. Meanwhile Dutch lawyer and whistleblower - Hester Bais @Wftproof - please follow - was uncovering how banks across Europe were abusing OTC derivatives and collateral and masking massive collateral shortfalls, inflating balance sheets and recycling pledged assets in what she describes as a coordinated “Worst Bank Scenario” fraud, with hidden under‑collateralisation running to hundreds of billions in each major jurisdiction and trillions globally. Bais’ findings also showed that derivatives offered to bank customers as “protection” were not being used to limit risk, but instead to make windfall profits through deception. This mirrors activities in Ireland and across many other EU countries including the U.K. as uncovered there - by @stevemiddi1 & @BankConfidenti1 Non-independent judiciaries facilitated the recovery of assets by banks from defrauded victims in numerous jurisdictions. False pleadings were also routinely filed in court, misrepresenting the banks’ activities as routine. Separately, ordinary borrowers were subjected to systematic mortgage abuse: undisclosed restructures / recoding; mis allocation of payments, deliberate mis‑calculation of interest and arrears, strategic overcharging and manufactured defaults used to justify repossessions. These practices were not peripheral and they sat at the heart of how banks monetised distress - yet the Inquiry’s structure and evidential constraints meant the lived realities facing small businesses and mortgage holders were sidelined, while institutional narratives were carefully curated and amplified. Regulators allowed these activities to persist - or oversaw wholly inadequate supervision - note Ireland’s constrained Tracker Mortgage Examination. So this systemic abuse of Irish bank customers was ongoing in parallel with the Irish Banking Inquiry - supposedly set up to confront what had happened to lead us to crisis - while actors knew the methodologies being implemented to shore up crippled balance sheets by unsuspecting customers. The constitutional property rights of the Irish were removed, in a yet unknown covert agreement, and the effects are evident every day in our courts. Borrowers who did not default, were grossly overcharged, duped by derivatives & in some cases still managing to offer to redeem loans - are facing paramilitary style evictions in this country. Even where banks acknowledge that no loan document was signed - in their own paperwork- they will still aggressively enforce with judicial oversight. Forged signatures/ composite documents- can in this country still permit recovery of assets. The risks associated with having debt and a mortgage in this country are poorly understood.
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Central banks ponzi scheme They sit on repossessions to keep the price artificially high to extract the most interest. The government now allows them to be landlords. You will own nothing and be happy un agenda 30 .
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Alberta may not be in a "recession" @ABDanielleSmith but neither can we pretend everything's all right with our economy. Alberta's Crisis: Food Banks & Repossessions Surge youtu.be/4zOjDpVBsvw?si=mBxl… via @YouTube
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And the US government wonders why the birth rate is down . . . people marry later in life, foreclosures are up, auto repossessions are up, bankruptcies are up . . .
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He's an ass. Fishback has significant financial problems. Unpaid legal fees, asset repossessions, campaign finance scrutiny. 👇 Florida gubernatorial candidate James Fishback is facing significant financial and legal challenges, including a court judgment of over $228,000 to his former employer, Greenlight Capital. In federal court proceedings, a judge ordered Fishback to turn over personal company shares and luxury items to U.S. Marshals as a means to reimburse the hedge fund. Key details of his financial and legal situation include: •The Greenlight Capital Dispute: Greenlight successfully sued Fishback over a breach of contract regarding the unauthorized sharing of confidential portfolio information and claims about his job title. Fishback has publicly stated he cannot pay the debt. •Unpaid Legal Fees: His former legal defense team, Abrams Fensterman LLP, moved to withdraw as counsel, citing that Fishback owed them over $150,000 in fees and costs which he refused to pay. •Asset Repossessions: During his legal woes, court filings and leaked campaign communications suggested personal asset seizures, including the repossession of his Tesla Model Y. •Campaign Finances: Fishback’s gubernatorial campaign has severely lagged in fundraising compared to his opponents. Reports exposed a dismal debut where the campaign raised less than $1,000, though it later grew to over $290,000. The campaign has also faced scrutiny for high burn rates, unpaid staff costs, and a $150 state fine for missing a PAC filing deadline.
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Fishback has significant financial problems. Unpaid legal fees, asset repossessions, campaign finance scrutiny. 👇 Florida gubernatorial candidate James Fishback is facing significant financial and legal challenges, including a court judgment of over $228,000 to his former employer, Greenlight Capital. In federal court proceedings, a judge ordered Fishback to turn over personal company shares and luxury items to U.S. Marshals as a means to reimburse the hedge fund. Key details of his financial and legal situation include: •The Greenlight Capital Dispute: Greenlight successfully sued Fishback over a breach of contract regarding the unauthorized sharing of confidential portfolio information and claims about his job title. Fishback has publicly stated he cannot pay the debt. •Unpaid Legal Fees: His former legal defense team, Abrams Fensterman LLP, moved to withdraw as counsel, citing that Fishback owed them over $150,000 in fees and costs which he refused to pay. •Asset Repossessions: During his legal woes, court filings and leaked campaign communications suggested personal asset seizures, including the repossession of his Tesla Model Y. •Campaign Finances: Fishback’s gubernatorial campaign has severely lagged in fundraising compared to his opponents. Reports exposed a dismal debut where the campaign raised less than $1,000, though it later grew to over $290,000. The campaign has also faced scrutiny for high burn rates, unpaid staff costs, and a $150 state fine for missing a PAC filing deadline.
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Love the point that they’re charging Ben with RICO because RICO on their mind because they know the line they’re walking with all those repossession takeovers. They sued their Dads company through the repossessions clause just like they took over that Lego store
New discoveries from YouTuber JBCLiveShow reporting on BAM: Ammon and Matthew McNeff, owners of Bricks and Minifigs, took over the franchise after ousting their father, Daniel, for allegedly using a $1.4M PPP loan for personal debts. On May 21, 2026, the day "Reckless Ben" exposed the brand online, Daniel's company, Legally Mine LLC, quietly changed its name to LM Old Co to shield its assets from looming RICO lawsuits.
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WAIT NO I GOT IT. it's the transition of apollo and phoenix's relationship from aa4 -> aa6 ".. you believed in me?" to phoenix "not really." during case 6-2, phoenix left the office to him, but he comes back to it a giant mess with repossessions.. he's talking to phoenix on
Interaction bait, what's your favourite detail in ace attorney. It can be ANYTHING, as long as it's something you don't immediately see
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Instead of singing limericks and dancing around, they were working and doing house repossessions from migrants.
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