BP and the Texas Legislature owe my family trillions!

[ej510]

In lieu of the Gulf Coast disaster, we present to you the Curious Case of Anderson Willis, an "Ethiopian" freeman who purchased upwards to
3,000 acres of land in rural Texas with gold bars in the 1800's, BEFORE
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION!! His oil rich holdings have become the
root of controversy, with the family fighting to get property
back from Texas power brokers who used forged documents to steal land
worth TRILLIONS! The Willis land is where Rockerfeller formed Standard
Oil, which ultimately became BP!! Hear first hand accounts
of the murderous, treacherous regime that these oil companies have
always been and some insightful info on this ancient Moorish elder that
defies all logic with Willis' great grandson, STACEY MIMS. Add him on FB and build with the brother to get the full account of one of the Greatest Stories Never Told.

According According to family accounts Anderson Willis migrated from Ethiopia and made his way to the "Americas" where he proceeded to acquire a vast estate that included property in several states. My question though, is did he come from the Ethiopia over "there" or over "here?" As this map attest, in ancient times these maps referred to Ancient Amexem (Americas) as what we now know to be "Africa"...interesting to say the least.

http://knowtheledgemedia.ning.com/profiles/blogs/the-curious-case-of-anderson

[ej510]

1. My family has been in court over our land for decads.

It's fucked up how someone can steal something and tie up lawsuits forever so they can continue to reap the benefits from a land; which belongs to someone else.

[ej510]

2. Here's more info.

http://willisfamilygroup.blogspot.com/

[Ruby the Liberal]

4. Fascinating read

So all of these people have been paying fees to the unnamed "family committee" for years in order to pursue a claim on land from 150 years ago, but without documentation or legal representation?

Interesting comments about how "some (unnamed) heirs" have already received "amazing amounts" of cash from claims.

PT Barnum was right.

[WolverineDG]

3. Texas land titles are so screwed up

that the title companies cannot guarantee you have title free & clear.

dg

[ej510]

5. Yeah it's crazy how things have worked out.

[ej510]

6. It turns out my Great Great Grandfather purchased land in Arkansas,

Virginia, Louisiana, Wyoming and he purchaed 1/4 of Texas.