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Geoff. Waterhouse
Geoff. Waterhouse
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  • Opua, Northland
  • New Zealand
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The Case Of Jerome Daly v. First National Bank Of Montgomery, MN. a/k/a "The Credit River Decision."
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Tuohu Oct 26, 2009.

Alcohol Can Be A Gas

Started Nov 9, 2008

Transition Towns Party? Political not celebratory
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Geoff. Waterhouse Nov 2, 2008.

 

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Tuohu replied to Geoff. Waterhouse's discussion 'The Case Of Jerome Daly v. First National Bank Of Montgomery, MN. a/k/a "The Credit River Decision."'
Hi folks New here and I feel I ought to contribute some of my own findings into this subject. The fraud in mortgages mainly concerns the prommisory note. Banks have been in the habit of taking the prommisory note/valuable consideration of the…
Oct 26, 2009
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Liz Lambert replied to Geoff. Waterhouse's discussion 'The Case Of Jerome Daly v. First National Bank Of Montgomery, MN. a/k/a "The Credit River Decision."'
Hi James yes the political rather than the strictly legal angle is probably the way to go. As taxpayers supporting bail outs we could become beneficiaries of those schemes in the legal sense. Anyway that is an argument you could run. The idea about…
Aug 25, 2009
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James Edwards replied to Geoff. Waterhouse's discussion 'The Case Of Jerome Daly v. First National Bank Of Montgomery, MN. a/k/a "The Credit River Decision."'
Hi Liz,it a I had wondered at the applicability of challenging the banking system over a foreclosure and thought it would be a great means by which to raise awareness of the fraudulent nature of our monetary system. Yes I was aware of those cases…
Aug 25, 2009
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Liz Lambert replied to Geoff. Waterhouse's discussion 'The Case Of Jerome Daly v. First National Bank Of Montgomery, MN. a/k/a "The Credit River Decision."'
Thanks for the email address Geoff I wait for your call shall I?
Aug 19, 2009
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Liz Lambert replied to Geoff. Waterhouse's discussion 'The Case Of Jerome Daly v. First National Bank Of Montgomery, MN. a/k/a "The Credit River Decision."'
Hi Geoff - yes I'm down in Taranaki. I'm happy to call you or you call me on 06 273 8030 whatever you like. Cheers Liz
Aug 19, 2009
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Geoff. Waterhouse replied to Geoff. Waterhouse's discussion 'The Case Of Jerome Daly v. First National Bank Of Montgomery, MN. a/k/a "The Credit River Decision."'
I see now that you are in Taranaki. Would you like to e mail me your phone number? My address is "paihiaradisecabs@yahoo.com
Aug 18, 2009
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Geoff. Waterhouse replied to Geoff. Waterhouse's discussion 'The Case Of Jerome Daly v. First National Bank Of Montgomery, MN. a/k/a "The Credit River Decision."'
Hello Liz This has not been picked up on for a while. Are you in New Zealand? I would like to chat with you if you wish
Aug 18, 2009
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Liz Lambert replied to Geoff. Waterhouse's discussion 'The Case Of Jerome Daly v. First National Bank Of Montgomery, MN. a/k/a "The Credit River Decision."'
Hi Geoff in sunny Northland - I am on the track of people to help with this issue in NZ. please see my posting for ideas about what might be done here.
Aug 18, 2009

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In the context of Transition Towns my interests / passions are:
I see Transition Towns as an opportunity to get out from under big government and big business and a necessity in view of what is "coming down the pike." The movement also presents a real opportunity for local independendence in a number of areas, not least a local/complementary currency as a working alternative to the "debt money" system in which we are all enslaved by the joint efforts of politicians and moneylenders. I could go on about "pwoer to the people," "participatory democracy" and so on, but i think that will do for now. One other thing, I won and operate, among other things, "Paihia Taxis & Tours Limited," which is, as far as I know, the ONLY company of its kind in New Zealand that runs its vehicles on 100% Waste Vegetable Oil (WVO) not to be confused with biodiesel. We collect the WO from local chip shops and restaurants, clean it and use it in our vehicles. the photo shows our Oil Refinery in operation. It is very "low tech!" I am also experimenting growing trees which have a high oil content in their seeds.
What are you happy to share about yourself:
I came to New Zealand in Feb 2003 with a view to becoming self sufficient and debt free as I had seen for many years that the writing was on the wall. I was very close to being debt free when, in March 2005, my son and i were accused of Insurance Fraud in Georgia, USA. My son was thrown in jail for 3 weeks, our business was destroyed overnight, I was accused of absconding to New Zealand with US$3 Million and i was defamed just about everywhere. All the accustaions were baseles but it took the idiots in Atlanta to figure out that my son and i had been telling the truth from the getgo.I lost my reputation, hundreds of thousands of dollars and my permanent residency application for New Zealand was placed in great jeopardy until the matter was sorted out.. I now, at 65, am working harder than I have in years trying to get myself out of the mess which was no fault of my own. The real fraudsters are/were the owners and operators of a New Zealand Insurance company, Contractors Bonding Limited, who are in Auckland, still in business and, apparently, "buying their way out of jail" in Georgia by paying around US$1 Million in restitution to our ex clients while my son and I, other innocent victims, get nothing but shafted, and YES, I DO have an attitude about it!!
Where do you live (City or Town):
Bay of Islands/Opua
Website1:
http://www.paihiatransport.co.nz

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At 2:32pm on June 15, 2008, Christoph HenschChristoph Hensch said…
Hi Geoff, welcome to the network! How about you post the Bay of Islands event on the events page - there might be some of the members here who would be interested in attending ....! It is good to see that there are groups springing up all over the country!
 
 
 

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