Are governments going broke?

The conventional wisdom is that governments at every level are teetering on the edge of bankruptcy with mountains of risky debt. This perception is used to justify higher tax rates. Actually, governments in the U.S. own over $60 trillion in assets–stocks, bonds, real estate, business ventures–which are off balance sheet. See the following website for a rarely discussed accounting of government assets and how the controllers place these money pools and assets off balance sheet to fool the public into supporting higher taxes. Governments own vast tracts of land and control over 48 percent of the so-called capitalist economy. These assets could be used to reduce taxes, fund public programs such as education, and insure the life of entitlement programs. Instead these assets are hidden and controlled by a few elite politicians for the profit of their friends. The only way to get an honest accounting of these assets is to demand that governments at all levels adopt honest accounting practices.

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About The Author

I read over 500 books on the history of the New World Order, but you only need to read one book to make up for the poor education they gave you in the public schools. The Hidden Masters Who Rule the World is a scholarly history that will take you beyond all parties, all worldviews, all prophecies, and all propaganda to an understanding of the future that the global controllers have planned for us.

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One Response to “Are governments going broke?”

  1. Very good site!
    Is it ok to post a link to this site from mine? My blog is wp.assurancenetwork.net.

    Thanks.
    Jaime

    Sure.

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