the annual financial report explained by Walter Burien

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  • @sport142 - The explanation of why per your question can be answered in detail at the following article I wrote - dailypaul[dot]com/167082/

  • where can I find CAFR?

  • Promoted:[Front pockets empty, no cash, must cut back, lay of employees, cut back on services] ... Corporate Investment Take-over aspect of government ongoing for 75 years:[back pockets full, not a word, don't go there, let's not talk about that, keep quiet if you know what's good for you, international investment accounts bulging, they don't know about that anyway, lunch anyone?]

  • @sport142

    US and all its sub corporations have a duty like any corporation under bankruptcy to make sure they can fund the debt after expenses ...if not they cut expesnses

    now the cafr funds are profits generated by govts running its business overseen by the trustee of the bankruptcy..for the beneficiary THE PEOPLE

    it is held in escrow

    it cannot be taken by the citizen_SHIPS ..they are not beneficiaries ..only employees of the govt

  • @sport142

    there is a difference between citizens and the people

    citizens have duties that primarily include standing surety for the national debt

    google : legal definiton + constitutor

    constitution is a perfected bankruptcy charter to operate statutes..

    this enables the creditors who hold the proceeds of govt in TRUST for the people

    to provide credit to the govt

    as citizens u are employees of the govt under public policy of the us corporation

    utube: birth certificate + stock market

  • @sport142 yes, a response to this question would be nice, because if this is so, then what's all the talk about US states such as California struggling to avoid bankruptcy?

  • This makes no sense to me...why would cities lay off all kinds of workers and claim to be broke if they were sitting on piles of cash?

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