By Anna Von Reitz
President Trump has slammed the hammer down on home countries that send us their criminals and then refuse to take them back when we deport them and provide them a free ride home.
Trump's reply to Columbia when Columbia refused to take back plane loads of illegals with violent felony records went totally over the top. The sanctions he announced against Columbia were just short of a declaration of war, and within half an hour, the downsides of not accepting the returnees prevailed.
The captured felons are returning home, and from now on, the Colombian Government will have to pay the costs of transporting and prosecuting their own murderers, rapists, armed robbers, and drug networkers.
Mr. Trump made it clear that we're done dealing with their thugs in our country and Ms. Mexico got the same message, and so did Honduras, and Guatemala and.....
Besides that brief and bloody game of international Whack-a-Mole, we have plenty of additional headlines to ponder.
As cynical observers with a long memory, we remember "Gidget Goes Hawaiian" and other Surfer films full of bouncy babes and handsome hunks lolling around on the beach, long, long, long before Baywatch. Nowadays, the movie title reads "Michelle Goes to Gitmo".
The collective mind reels through sleepy late night comparison scenarios. Instead of bikinis, prison diapers. Instead of beaches, interrogation cells. Instead of hormone charged flirting, man on girl, obscene suggestions man on man. Each frame of the new movie reeks like rotten onions and we are left wondering, "How did it come to this?"
If we are honest, we know how we got here, and so do most Americans who stop to think about it. We dropped the ball. We left the wheelhouse. The Company and the Company Store were left in the care of our employees and sooner or later, corruption set in.
That's how we got Paul Adolph Volcker, Jr., lighting a cigar with what most newbie bankers believe is a negotiable million dollar bill. They were so impressed, watching the Fed Chairman light up a million dollar bill and use it to light his cigar. This is the kind of man we left in charge of the Federal Reserve, which was already the most corrupt Money Machine on Earth.
Just for everyone's information, million and even billion "dollar bills" do exist. In the days before floppy disks, when the dinosaurs roamed the Earth, we used these bills to transfer money between banks. We haven't used them for any purpose for decades, but bundles of these things still sit around the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve.
Like so much other housekeeping, including simple balancing of the books, there's been nobody taking responsibility for or keeping track of anything.
Whaaat? We need to: (a) balance American Credit against U.S. Debt and collect back all the interest we already paid on a phony debt, or (b) we need to issue the Autotris Accounts back to the individual Americans and audit the cost of individual services performed over the past 160 plus years or (c) both.
This latter option really would be the Mother of all Audits, but at the end of all that, we'd know exactly how much of our money went to authorized activities, and how much of our money was spent on services we never ordered--- like the $50 million that the Biden Administration spent on condoms for Gaza, apparently in anticipation of the gang rape needs of Israeli ground troops.
We are also done with people like Joe Biden hiding behind jurisdictional differences to do these criminal things and support criminal activities by others, like those engaged in by Netanyahu government's genocide in Gaza ---and get away with it.
This is International Public Notice that we authorize Mr. Trump's Administration to engage in extraterritorial activities including: (1) search for and seizure of Municipal persons and other foreign persons engaged in financial crimes or expenditures in support of criminal activities detrimental to this country, our population, and similar populations generally; (2) arrest and incarceration of such persons; (3) prosecution of such persons under international and commercial law; (4) punishment of such persons and sanctions against any governments that have contributed to their criminal activities.
Nobody was keeping track. Nobody was minding the shop. Nobody was making a distinction between expenditures and appropriations authorized under the Constitutions, and appropriations made to serve commercial aims unrelated to our service contracts, but we're back. And we are watching now.
Issued by:
Anna Maria Riezinger -- Fiduciary
The United States of America
In care of: Box 520994
Big Lake, Alaska 99652
January 28th 2025
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