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Soldier in Iraq Loses Home Over $800 Debt | Mother Jones
Soldier in Iraq Loses Home Over $800 Debt | Mother Jones.
Michael Clauer is a captain in the Army Reserve who commanded over 100 soldiers in Iraq. But while he was fighting for his country, a different kind of battle was brewing on the home front. Last September, Michael returned to Frisco, Texas, to find that his homeowners’ association had foreclosed on his $300,000 house—and sold it for $3,500.
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June 1st, 2010 at 9:56 am
Been to Iraq and I know how it is trying to manage finances while trying to fight a war. Its generally small stuff too, like missing letters. A buddy of mine had his bills on auto pay off his check card, except he lost his card, got a new one sent out wit new numbers and forgot to change it on his autopay. Similar situation arose. And of course these ppl have no sympathy for us warfighters.
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June 21st, 2010 at 3:04 am
What war? You said you’re fighting a war and you mention war fighters. Did congress declare war? Last I knew WWII was the last declaration of war. Oh yeah, terrorists or something, right? Did congress issue Letters of Marque? No? Oh, so the whole thing is illegal.
What you men and women are voluntarily doing is seizing land and resources for corporate interests. That is very different than war. How’s that opium trade going in Afghanistan with US troops guarding the poppy fields while the cops in Amerika throw people in jail for a marijuana cigarette?
I understand the stress, tolls on families, and the deaths are real; however, could we please be honest about what is going on in Afghanistan and Iraq? Those of you paying the dearest costs should be the most outraged at how you are being used by the military-industrial complex. None of you are respected by the government or the pentagon; they view you as fodder in their ends justifies the means agendas. At least during Vietnam the troops had the excuse that they were drafted.