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Every year, the Federal Government spends trillions of dollars. Budgets of states, counties and cities also put out vast sums of money for goods and services. Official agencies are required to document their spending, so these expenses can be viewed
The Comprehensive Annual Financial Report reveals "hidden in plain site" corruption of the corporate/government racket.
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"Governments use CAFRs to list their assets as “advanced liability funds” to dupe the public..." - AND he credits our own Walter Burien! Gotta love it.
Uncle Sam claims to be broke, but some, like Walter Burien, have exposed vast hidden assets to be taken to repay we the people.
The Corporation Nation is the United States of America, U.S. Incorporated. The United States is comprised of over 185,000 incorporated state, county, city, town, municipality, district, councils, school district, pension fund, enterprise operation
CAFR1 Trailer of "The Only Game in Town" - The Way Our Government Can Be! 2010 by Walter Burien
In 2003, the State of Arizona had an $11.45 BILLION SURPLUS of Taxpayers money it was not using! The City of Phoenix had a SURPLUS of $2.34 BILLION!
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Calif. CAFR 2007 page 18 General Fund Budget Highlights The original General Fund budget of $102.1 billion was increased by $865 million due to miscellaneous augmentations for emergencies. During the 2006-07 fiscal year, General Fund act
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The other Budget you never knew about: You Comprehensive Annual Financial Report - CAFR Government's true wealth ...will love this part Page 17 Fiduciary Funds The State of California has four types
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For the first time the CAFR1 site through its ISP server crashed. The tech-team of the ISP could not figure out why this happened. As of this writing the ISP still has not brought up the complete functionality. What CAFR1 article in most probability
Whether Paul Wolfowitz remaines president of the World Bank or not, the furor over his leadership raises questions about the importance of reforming the policies and structure of an institution born more than 60 years ago, at a time of very different
