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ACCE PROTESTORS CONTINUE TO STAND WITH PASTOR YUL DORN OF THE BAYVIEW

TODAY'S ACTION:

Friday, January 15, 2016
Rally Point: Chase Bank 560 Mission Street
(between First and Second...right outside Montgomery BART)
11:00 a.m.

Join the rally for economic justice for Pastor Yul Dorn and Family! Your stand helps the Dorn Family and others. 

In advance of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday,
Mercy Grace Martinez of ACCE among those arrested to help keep  
the Dorn Family in their home of 20 years.




In this benign moment of a sheriff's deputy compassionately carrying out Pastor Yul Dorn's grandson in the midst of this economic war that has no artillery blasts but is nonetheless destructive, hearts break in San Francisco.  Is that the problem?  There are broken hearts in San Francisco that are so damaged they can't work together to keep people in their homes while finding solutions to give banks and investors the money they are legally due.  That photo is tragic in another way, a young black male in the hands of law enforcement. May the psychic terror that his photo speaks to me not be realized in this child's life is my prayer for him and for there to be a change in the dynamics that have so many Black people carried away by the injustice system.  May it be as in Psalm 144:11-15.

Rescue me and deliver me from the hand of foreigners,
Whose mouth speaks lying words,
And whose right hand is a right hand of falsehood-
That our sons may be as plants grown up in their youth;
That our daughters may be as pillars,
Sculptured in palace style;
That our barns may be full,
Supplying all kinds of produce;
That our sheep may bring forth thousands
And ten thousands in our fields;
That our oxen may be well laden;
That there be no breaking in or going out;
That there be no outcry in our streets.
Happy are the people who are in such a state;
Happy are the people whose God is the Lord!
  
(That baby in the arms of the law reminded me of the song I heard as a child about "Sweet Jesus," "He Never Said a Mumbling Word."  That is the sweetest child with the sweetest spirit.  He did not cry out one time through the ordeal.  My Lord! Our children deserve better.  Our children deserve the best!)

How is it that in the "City of San Francisco, ""the City of Refuge and Mercy," "the City that Can," that in the midst of preparations for the millions of dollars to be spent on Superbowl 50 and the millions to be spent for Superbowl 50 by the public and government, San Francisco has not figured out how to use the money San Franciscans' voted to put aside to
Yul Dorn, SF Sheriff's Chaplain stands ground for his family and home fighting against billion dollar Chase Bank and a speculator looking for a quick ROI.
help people in this housing crisis? Whatever happened to the money that the federal government sent to municipalities initially to help homeowners after "we the people" bailed out the banks?  All of this so-called intelligence in the Bay Area and folks can't figure out how to re-calibrate paperwork to keep working people in their homes. 

Two things were telling for me...as I called newsrooms about this heartbreaking situation, I was asked "Are there any guns?" "Is the situation about to get violent?"  No one site media coverage except Saleem's that was posted on 48 Hills.  KGO Radio carried the story.  Also, as someone called me as I was at the site and they knew I had been there the day before and the question came up... "Well, didn't he do something wrong? and that is always the question that overhangs the foreclosure crisis.  My response:   "I DON'T CARE IF HE DID SOMETHING WRONG! FOLKS WITH MORE POWER AND MONEY HAVE DONE MORE WRONG!... I told my fellow Christian that I'm standing close to Jesus on this one: Psalm 22:24.. HE DID NOT DESPISE THE AFFLICTION OF THE AFFLICTED.
I am not despising what has happened.  I just want to see families hurt by foreclosed helped.  I'm not going to ask questions has to "how did it get to this point." 

Before the day ended, January 14, 2016  I do believe the answer was given to that question of wrongdoing that hangs over folks that have experienced foreclosure.  IN US NEWS TODAY:


It's all paper folks.  The paperwork at Chase Bank that resulted in investor Quan He getting the Dorn home for a steal, can be reworked.  All the homes that have been lost to foreclosures could have had the paperwork re-calibrated.   There are solutions in the paperwork, as long as we don't let the devil remain in the details. 

What You can do?  Make a call to Quan He's attorney Andre Sanchez at law firm of Michael Hall, 415 512 9865 and politely ask him to negotiate with ACCE and Pastor Dorn.  Call Quan He at 408 832-3992 and ask him to accept the proposal on the table that will make him whole and give the Dorn Family their home back.  Mr. He is an unemployed engineer who is buying up distressed properties to make a living so that he can pay for his son's $74,000 a year college education.  Does anyone have a job for Mr. He so that he can stop trading on the misery of others to take care of his family? 

 
TODAY'S ACTION:

Friday, January 15, 2016
Rally Point: Chase Bank 560 Mission Street
(between First and Second...right outside Montgomery BART)
11:00 a.m.

Join the rally for economic justice for Pastor Yul Dorn and Family! Your stand helps the Dorn Family and others.

Make a financial contribution to ACCE or any others out there keeping people in their homes. 

ACCE OCCUPIES DORN HOME BEFORE MEMBERS ARRESTED.

Please remember when stories are not being told because they are ignored, your decisions and attitudes may not be in alignment with your core beliefs because you don't have balanced or sufficient information....Brother Malcolm said a few choice words about media...




THE WRITINGS ON THE WALL...

Jacquie Taliaferro, SF Filmmaker still fights for his family home of 50 years in the courts with the help of Don Evans and Associates of San Leandro.  The home is in Bernal Height,once a haven for artists, who have been systematically driven out in the economic battles. Taliaferro's home quickly went through the hands of two investors, one from Pacifica and one from Fresno as he fought for time to keep his home bought by his World War II Veteran Father and LPN Mother, Jack and Maggie Stowers (God rest their souls). Taliaferro's goal is regain the home and make it into a Veteran's home to pay the mortgage.
Freedom of Speech Clash on Streets of San Francisco, two days after joining ACCE.
Dr. Martin Luther King Day of Action-Foreclosure Street Fights
Dr. Martin Luther King Day of Action-Foreclosure Street Fights




 


Oakland Politicians Stood Ground with  Disabled Oakland Woman


There are more stories out there and more coming be on the lookout for the ACCE Report.