Niko Black solidarity march, Nan Nuys California

[Fire Walk With Me]

November 3rd. Niko Black is a terminally ill Apache woman who owes nothing on her home, and who has a Federal court order that she be allowed to stay in it. Wells Fargo ignored that and ordered her eviction. sheriffs threw her out and she had to crawl to her wheelchair. Her medicine and property were locked inside. She has since again returned to HER home, but Wells Fargo should burn in hell as this is not the first terminally ill person upon whom they've been tirelessly imposing illegal eviction. Note that the local law enforcement agencies had the no eviction Federal order on file but attacked for Wells Fargo regardless.

Fort Hernandez staged one of several solidarity marches on her behalf, briefly and humorously shutting down three local banks. Photoalbum on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.281303985324374.65736.258445350943571&type=1

For more on Niko Black:

California Governor now involved in case of illegal foreclosure eviction of terminally ill woman

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10021685947

[sabrina 1]

1. I hope she sued them for millions. Take what they love most from them even

if it is used for charity, MONEY! This is so sick, I am convinced that these people who do this kind of thing are not only heartless they are not normal, something is very wrong with them, and the sad thing is we have allowed them to take over this country.

[tama]

2. Who are the bosses and owners of W&F?

And where do they live? If they don't respect people's right for home and even "laws" they buy, why should people respect their homes "lawfully"?

[Fire Walk With Me]

3. Occupy Fights Foreclosures (California) have taken to visiting the homes of bank execs

and protesting as needed

[tama]

4. That was what leads to further thoughts. nt