Thanks for great post.
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Blessings and thanks for this and all

Thanks for your ongoing reportage on these insane issues.

I hope to have a report on what’s happening in California soon.

Blessings,

amen, amen and amen. Thanks so much for all you do on this issue in particular. Your reporting and analysis has been very helpful in informing our local bank accountability community organizing group.
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Bless you, Teddy, for all you do at the Lake, for your past reporting on the 8 trial, etc. etc.

Just watched the Utube “production” of the “8″ trial. Bless Reiner and the cast. Bless Pitt and Clooney for their humourous portrayals, and (LOrd help me,I can’t remember his name, the TV president who was so wonderfully profound in his summary, etc. etc. And Lynch, wasn’t she wonderfully funny while being cast down as irrelevant, etc. etc. LOrdy, I’m not a theater critic, but I sure do know what i like in TV/net drama.

Someday…… my there be justice on that issue and all the other issues that
cry out in refusals of despair.

So tomorrow at the capitol they are expecting some 10k folks rallying for a solution to the high costs of student debt, etc. And some say 1k cops. I go to support the students and to get signatures on the petitions to give the
Commissioner of Insurance permission to say yes or not to health insurers when they want to raise their rates; here’s hoping we win on that ballot measure in November.

Blessings to all those who come to Lake for all the wonderful reasons that Teddy articulated in his opening paragraphs. And thanks to you Teddy for being one of the risen stars here.

Bless you David for your ongoing excellent reporting and analysis.
Your articles have been fantastic in helping me understand and educate my colleagues in the interfaith Sacramento bank accountability and foreclosure fraud campaign I’m involved with. I’m so grateful for your work in this and other areas and the many educational/advocacy services of the Lake reality.

Blessings to all

Pacific Institute of Community Organizing is actively soliciting churches to divest their assets now with BofA and other major banks. In the Sacramento area there is a move among clergy to talk their governing bodies to transfer funds. Don’t know what results PICO’s local group: Sacramento Area Churches Together – is succeeding on this issue. I was told that my own church has their accounts in a smaller bank, but I don’t know the details. Our Lutheran Church is a member of SacACT and we’ve been working on understanding the foreclosure crisis and seeking alternatives. We’re in the research stage and far from ready to do an “action” ala PICO strategies.
But there are other PICO related church/community groups elsewhere in California that are doing some really fantastic things on that issue. I was in a meeting with reps from other groups in the bay area represented by an incredible woman Lutheran pastor and central valley (below Sacto valley) led by an incredible lay exec; they were incredibly knowledgeable
and totally right on in their strategies and tactics achieving much. They’ll have many folks (shares in hands) at the WFB annual meeting to demonstrate; access via becoming share holders – now about $28+. (my dad has accumulated 1k shares over the years and the dividends are part of his well planned moderate retirement income. I wouldn’t dare ask him to divest his holdings, of course. But that request is being made to others.

Off to a SacACT strategy and planning retreat for the weekend.

Thanks so much for your incredible reporting on so many issues that I care about,

Blessings,

Amen. Thanks David!
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Brilliant again! Thanks for the shrewd intelligence as always.

Blessings,

Thanks so much for your ongoing coverage of this issue.
Waiting to hear where CA’s AG is going to come out at this stage of the process.

Blessings,