The More You Know: $21 Trillion Missing from Criminal Federal Government
The more you know, the more you realize absolute criminals are purposefully destroying our country
I’ve come across several stories, all financially related, that should illuminate the criminality of our government and the politicians. And the more you know, the more you can prepare.
The most jarring headline I saw was: “$21 Trillion dollars is missing from the US government. That is $65,000 per person – as much as the national debt!”
That’s from Catherine Austin Fitts’ Solari Report. Fitts wrote:
“This means the Fed and their member banks are transacting government money outside the law. So are the corporate contractors that run the payment systems. So are the Wall Street firms who are selling government securities without full disclosure. Would your banks continue to handle your bank account if you behaved like this? Would your investors continue to buy your securities if you behaved like this? Would your accountant be silent?...”
“The Solari Report has been covering the missing money since 2000 when Catherine Austin Fitts began to warn Americans and global investors about mortgage fraud at the US Department of Housing and Development (HUD), the engineering of the housing bubble that lead to trillions more dollars in bailouts and funds missing from the US government starting in fiscal 1998.”
Indeed, it’s open, brazen criminality. The U.S. Constitution under Article I (Legislative Branch), Section 9 (Powers Denied Congress), Clause 7 (Appropriations) states:
“No Money shall be drawn from the Treasury, but in Consequence of Appropriations made by Law; and a regular Statement and Account of the Receipts and Expenditures of all public Money shall be published from time to time.”
But is anyone talking about this? Are the Republicans in Congress doing anything about this, investigating this? No, of course not.
That’s a massive amount of currency missing. It’s 813% higher than the $2.3 trillion Donald Rumsfeld announced was unaccounted for from the Pentagon on Sept. 10, 2001.
Tim Brown wrote for Sons of Liberty:
“The next day, the area of the Pentagon where those records would have been housed was destroyed.”
Coincidence?
And that $21 trillion, as Fitts notes, is not that far behind our national debt which is $31.8 trillion currently, according to usdebtclock.org. And that debt is rising rapidly every year, every month, every day, every second.
And what does that debt look like. The Visual Capitalist gives us a perspective:
Meanwhile, our illustrious Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) knows that the Ukrainian oligarch is embezzling American tax dollars, yet we must persist with the “Russia bad, Ukraine good” lie.
That comes from Seymour Hersh who wrote that Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his cronies “have been skimming untold millions from the American dollars earmarked for diesel fuel payments.” The CIA, which knows this, estimates at least $400 million have been embezzled. And yet we’re still funding the CIA’s proxy war.
Next, John Whitehead wrote for the Rutherford Institute that our government is borrowing $6 billion a day. Whitehead wrote:
“We’re not living the American dream.”
“We’re living a financial nightmare.”
“The U.S. government is funding its existence with a credit card.”
“The government—and that includes the current administration—is spending money it doesn’t have on programs it can’t afford, and ‘we the taxpayers’ are the ones being forced to foot the bill for the government’s fiscal insanity.”
“According to the number crunchers with the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, the government is borrowing roughly $6 billion a day….”
“This is financial tyranny.”
“We’ve been sold a bill of goods by politicians promising to pay down the national debt, jumpstart the economy, rebuild our infrastructure, secure our borders, ensure our security, and make us all healthy, wealthy and happy.”
“None of that has come to pass, and yet we’re still being loaded down with debt not of our own making while the government remains unrepentant, unfazed and undeterred in its wanton spending.”
“Indeed, the national deficit (the difference between what the government spends and the revenue it takes in) remains at more than $1.5 trillion.”
“If Americans managed their personal finances the way the government mismanages the nation’s finances, we’d all be in debtors’ prison by now.”
“Despite the government propaganda being peddled by the politicians and news media, however, the government isn’t spending our tax dollars to make our lives better.”
“We’re being robbed blind so the governmental elite can get richer.”
“In the eyes of the government, ‘we the people, the voters, the consumers, and the taxpayers’ are little more than pocketbooks waiting to be picked.”
“‘We the people’ have become the new, permanent underclass in America….”
“We have no real say in how the government runs, or how our taxpayer funds are used, but we’re being forced to pay through the nose, anyhow.”
Now, let’s talk about the debt ceiling. Oh yes, a time when Democrats and Republicans can put on a show and act like they’re fighting with each other when they are actually colluding on how to criminally abuse us even more.
First off, does anyone ever wonder why we have a debt ceiling if Congress is always just going to raise it every single time? Does anyone question this? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?
As I write this, the Republicans have decided to have talks with the Biden regime on how to “compromise” to further destroy our country. This comes after last week when the GOP-controlled House passed that Limit, Save Grow Act. It won’t pass the Senate.
“Like a half dozen times since 2008, the GOP is doing what it does best: To wit, preparing to whiff on the tough fiscal substance, even as it loudly virtue signals about its abiding commitment to fiscal rectitude to the folks back home.”
“Last week the House passed legislation increasing the debt ceiling. The bill was supported by all but four Republicans. For some Republicans, this was the first time they had ever voted for a debt ceiling increase. Perhaps the reason they did so this time was because the legislation also promised to reduce federal spending by $4.5 trillion over the next decade. Most of those spending reductions are achieved by rolling back Fiscal Year spending to 2022 levels and then limiting increases in spending to one percent for the next ten years. The bill also returns unspent COVID relief money to the US Treasury and eliminates President Biden’s student loan forgiveness programs.”
“Perhaps the most significant part of the bill is the REINS Act. This legislation requires congressional approval of any new federal regulation that will have an impact of more than $100 million, will have significant harmful impact on the economy, or will increase consumer prices. Even though the bill increases spending and debt, there are reasons a supporter of limited government might vote for it.”
“However even in the unlikely event that this bill is passed in the Senate and signed into law by President Biden, it is unlikely that the one percent spending cap would remain in force for the full ten years. Historically, spending caps imposed as part of a balanced budget or debt ceiling deal do not last for more than one or two Congressional terms. This is because every spending program is ‘protected’ by members of Congress whose constituents and/or donors benefit from the program. This process already occurred with this bill before it was even voted on, as Speaker McCarthy had to remove provisions limiting ethanol subsidies to appease several farm state Republicans.”
“Surely lobbyists for the military industrial complex are already plotting to use hysteria over China, Putin, Iran, or one of the US’s many other designed enemies to justify greater than one percent increase in military spending.”
“The only reason the US government is able to run up such huge deficits without experiencing a complete economic meltdown is the dollar’s world reserve currency status. But the growing de-dollarization movement-fueled by the US government’s fiscal recklessness and hyper-interventionist foreign policy should be a wake-up call to Congress.”
“Sadly, few in DC seem to be paying attention.”
“The government’s fiscal situation will soon worsen, as both the Social Security and Medicare trust funds will likely be bankrupt within the next decade, forcing Congress to find an additional $116 trillion to fully fund them.”
“The looming economic crisis is a symptom of our moral and philosophic crisis. Too many Americans have bought into the lie that government can and should provide them with economic and physical safety while promoting ‘global democracy’ abroad. Therefore, the most important step in the liberty movement now is convincing more people to apply the same moral code to theft and murder committed by government as they apply to those same crimes by private citizens. The government, at the very least, should be held to the same moral codes as the people it governs.”
“Ensuring that government follows the same nonaggression principle as law-abiding citizens is the key to a society of freedom, peace, and prosperity.”
Consider that first paragraph from Paul. The GOP justification for passing that bill last week was a claim that it would cut spending by $4.5 trillion over the next day (a promise that is impossible for them to keep) based on “limiting increases in spending to one percent for the next ten years.”
Only in Washington, D.C. can you claim that limiting spending increases is a cut.
But, taking into account all the criminality I detailed above, anyone with a conscience would vote against any debt ceiling increase. In fact, anyone with a conscience would not vote for a single federal spending bill because you’re giving money to criminals.
As I stated at the start: the more you know, the more you can prepare.
The federal government is corrupt to the core, and there’s not a whole lot we can do about that. But we can prepare and build our own parallel societies. Use this information as a warning to prepare.
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You can also prepare with storable food or learning how to grow your own food and raise your own cattle, chickens, etc. Get to know those around you, find likeminded people.
Simply stated, learn to take care of yourself and your loved ones.