Occupy Wall Street- Occupy Big Banks

Oct. 6, 2011 - PRLog -- See what corporate america and corporate media think.....

Do they get it? Will they ever get it?

http://www.cnn.com/2011/10/06/politics/occupy-wall-street/index.html

If you want to know the underlying reasons of "Occupy Wall Street" get the book at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Books a Million, and all.

"Myth Behind Foreclosure, Wall Street, Big Banks and You!" http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/myth-behind-foreclosure-wall-street-big-banks-and-you-urika-ramseur/1105712037?ean=2940013381841&itm=3&usri=myth%2bbehind


On Sept. 7, 2011, the book was published, one week later a surge around the country demanding answers from Wall Street and Big banks ensued. The current boycott sit in orchestrated by school students rallied upon Wall Street and in various parts of the country is because of reasons spelled out in this awesome eye opening read, “Myth Behind Foreclosure, Wall Street, Big Banks and You!” by Urika Ramseur who is a licensed real estate broker and once held a mortgage brokers/lenders license, tells the inside scoop of the mortgage, banking, and wall street fraud as it relates to foreclosure and the collapse of the economy. The “Girl from Detroit series™” gives people real solutions on how to make the law work for them. This is a compelling story of how one woman helped to change the way foreclosures are handled in Michigan followed by the rest of the country. Urika Ramseur runs a blog. The “Girl From Detroit” Blog, web address is girlfromdetroit.co she provides up to date Court rulings against big banks issued by federal regulatory agencies and the latest news on occupy wall street. The “Girl From Detroit” Blog focuses on keeping the public informed about the latest laws and provisions that can save their homes and protect their rights. The author was on the ground floor during the real estate crisis. She spent the later part of her career helping people out of the foreclosure/ banking fraud mess.

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GoddessMedia, is an emerging publisher of thought provoking content. The Imprint published its first book on Sept. 7, 2011, one week later a surge around the country demanding answers from Wall Street and Big banks ensued.