Defense contractors gobbling up hundreds of billions of dollars in federal contracts while making civilian aircraft that falls off the skies, because they want to cut corners and squeeze every penny they can out of production?

Tyler, I am so sorry you had to come on here and put this much effort into a defense.

The local branch manager got involved, couldn't understand what I was explaining either, didn't want to admit it, and got defensive and shut down when I tried having my attorney explain it to her in a different way.

That is not a defense, but people learn better through experience and that is being taken advantage of.  

When it becomes exploitative as it has with China, it's bad and defensive actions are required.

The existence of a contract -- I agree with you on this -- may be a complete defense to such a claim. 

And person A had defense of "it was not on our property.

What is being confused in there is some of the lost note affirmative defenses that have come up in foreclosure suits along with a gross misunderstanding of the ramifications of the "Robo-Signing" of 2010.

Insurance is the FIRST line of defense.  

You're worried about the defense you need to play, just play offense.