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SIGN THE PETITION: ae911truth.org -- Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) Colonel Ben Tzion Gruber spoke at the Austin Dell Jewish Community Center on March 4, 2010. Protestors started gathering outside the center about an hour before his lecture, carrying signs "Judaism-Yes, Zionism-No" and "Ben Tzion Gruber, WAR CRIMES are not ethical." The controversy arises from the fact that a community center such as the JCC-Austin would allow, and even co-sponsor, the lecture of a man who is directly involved in the violation of International Law and is responsible for directing 18000 soldiers in human rights abuses in Occupied Palestine. The Palestinian people suffer under apartheid conditions as inhabitants of Israel, a country where they make up almost half - 5 million - of the population. Ben Tzion Gruber spoke to an audience of about 100 mostly middle aged people about how ethical the IOF is, claiming it is the most ethical military in the world today. The IOF has violated more International Laws than any other military. Gruber dismissed the white phosphorous bombs used by the IOF in Operation Cast Lead as simple smoke bombs. The Goldstone Report has extensive documented evidence that the IOF used white phosphorous bombs against civilians, one of many war crimes the IOF refuses to stand trial for. As the lecture attendees left the JCC Austin, they were met with more protestors and more signs such as "read the GOLDSTONE REPORT online" and "Stop Israeli Terrorism." Protester Jeff ...



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The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act

The Fair Debt Collection Practice Act (FDCPA) is a statute that was added to the Consumer Credit Protection Act by Congress in 1978. The FDCPA sets forth guidelines for debt collection practices in order to protect consumers from abuse, allow for the validation of alleged debts, and ensure the rights of consumers. The FDCPA governs many different types of debt collectors, whether they be a dedicated agency, an individual, or a practicing attorney. As a consumer or business owner, understanding the rules outlined in the FDCPA will help you decide how best to approach a debt situation, whether you are debtor, creditor, or collector.

Practices Forbidden by FDCPA

The FDCPA prohibits debt collectors from engaging a variety of behaviors or practices considered to be abusive or unethical. For example, debt collectors may only contact a debtor during "normal" hours, defined as the time between 8 AM and 9 PM, unless permitted to do otherwise by the debtor.

In general, consumers' rights are heavily guarded by the FDCPA. Under the statute, a debtor can force a collection agency to refrain from further contact by a simple written notice. The only exceptions to this rule are a) notifying the consumer that collection efforts have ceased, and b) notifying the consumer of any further action, such as a lawsuit, that the creditor intends to pursue.

Other practices forbidden by the FDCPA include, but are not limited to:

Publishing the consumer's name or address on a list of debtors,

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Contacting third parties about the debt (such as family, friends, neighbors, employers, etc.), and

Contacting a consumer who is known to be represented by an attorney.

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The FDCPA also obligates debt collectors to provide certain information about themselves and the creditor they represent. They must identify both themselves and the creditor, including both name and address, inform the consumer of their right to dispute the debt, and provide validation of a debt in the case of a formal dispute.

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The process of debt collection is stringently regulated and highly technical. The FDCPA's provisions are enforced by the Federal Trade Commission. Furthermore, violations of the FDCPA also allow the affected private citizen(s) to sue to recover compensation up to $1,000, plus any damages caused by the violation.

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