Daily Archives: July 30, 2012
Governments Routinely Conduct Fake Terror
“Don’t believe all of the mainstream reports (roundup here) that the U.S. is supporting false flag attacks carried out by Al Qaeda against Syria? …”
http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2012/07/false-flags-in-syria.html
There follows a long list of documented cases of false flag operations going back decades.
California: Billions in forgotten funds keep popping up
“For five weeks I journalistically hammered that California’s Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) reveals $600 billion in surplus taxpayer assets, and the various local government agencies’ CAFRs are data-sampled to total $8 trillion in surplus assets.
“Last week, the California Parks and Recreation Department was found to be hiding $54 million in assets; more than twice their claimed $22 million budget deficit. This disclosure of fiduciary malfeasance led to the department director’s resignation, and the firing of the second-in-command.
“Today, the San Jose Mercury News reports a total of $2.3 billion more was “found” in 500 accounts.
Feel free to share the following:
“Let’s summarize what we’ve documented so far about the data of California’s 2011 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) and what it means for the state’s 12 million households (22-minute television interview of my explanation here):
- Officials and corporate media never remind taxpayers, but California holds $600 billion in taxpayer cash and investments ($50,000 non-disclosed assets per household).
- California’s ~14,000 various government entities’ CAFRs have a sampled-data total estimate of $8 trillion in surplus taxpayer assets ($650,000 non-disclosed assets per household). For examples, page 63 of L.A. County’s 2011 CAFR shows $66 billion in cash and investments; page 58 of the City of L.A. CAFR shows $38 billion.
- The state’s $600 billion cash and investment fund is explained as designated for funding state pensions. The CAFR data show the opposite: $27 billion in pension cost receives only $1 billion income from $600 billion in withheld taxpayer assets.
- Californians are taxed $19 billion to pay for pensions (95% of the public cost) while also losing $50,000 in assets the state withholds in cash and investments.
- The $600 billion fund in cash and investments contributed 4% of the state’s $27 billion pension costs, but since 2008 has been “managed” to cost taxpayers more than the net income it produces, in 2011 provided over twice the net income to its investment “managers” than to California’s pensions, and the massive $68 billion increase in “fair value” of stock ownership did not translate to significant pension funding.
- Governor Brown is silent about the $600 billion in surplus cash and investments, claiming the $16 billion budget deficit can only be addressed by austerity – massive funding cuts to our essential infrastructure ($16 billion is a 2.8% divestment of the fund).
“So the natural question is if the state’s withholding of $600 billion in our cash and investments does not fund pensions, address a budget deficit, or prevent devastation to infrastructure, how can we best restructure the purpose and use of OUR MONEY for optimal public benefits?
“I see three obvious solutions in monetary reform, public credit/banking, and this reform of CAFR-disclosed trillions in surplus taxpayer accounts.”
Disgraced Former Penn State University President Now Working for U.S. Government
“Spanier was faulted in an internal Penn State report after the conviction on child-molestation charges of former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky. The report said he, head coach Joe Paterno and others helped cover up Sandusky’s abuse.
“His lawyer confirms to the Loop that Spanier is working on a part-time consulting basis for a “top-secret” agency on national security issues.But the gig is so hush-hush, he couldn’t even tell his attorneys the name of the agency. In April — months after his ouster as president but before the release of the internal report — he told the Patriot-News of central Pennsylvania that he was working on a “special project for the U.S. government relating [to] national security. …”
He was already working in national security when he was covering for Sandusky. Kidnapping, torturing, brainwashing and sexually exploiting children has become a cornerstone of US national security. Gotta keep those blackmailed politicians under control. (google “franklin coverup” and also look at the reference section here starting at “conspiracy of silence”) This is war by subversion, and it ain’t coming from “al qaeda”. The robber barons of old are making their big move.
President Transparency Paying Billions to Enlarge Govt Secrecy
Shock Doctrine Preparations: US Army, DHS Purchasing Riot Gear
“It’s not just the Department of Homeland Security that is gearing up for the prospect of civil unrest in America. The U.S. Army also recently purchased a stock of riot gear including batons, face masks and body shields.
“As we reported last week, the DHS has put out an urgent solicitation for hundreds of items of “riot gear,” in preparation for expected unrest at the upcoming Republican National Convention, Democratic National Convention and next year’s presidential inauguration.” …
http://www.prisonplanet.com/u-s-army-purchases-riot-gear-as-fears-over-civil-unrest-grow.html
This is just the latest in decades of preparations, starting long before the looming economic catastrophe was in view. Take off you’re blinders.