Is our entire monetary system based on DEBT? Really?
Do they actually account debt as an asset? What is fractional reserve banking?
How do the transactions work at your local bank so bankers create money out of thin air as an entry in their computer and expand and contract the "money" supply?
Do bankers actually "loan" you any money, or just "money" (ficticious book entry)?
http://www.campaignforliberty.com/article.php?view=1074
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Showing posts with label hidden money. Show all posts
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Sunday, June 13, 2010
Secretary of State's Office Finds $3.3 billion in Available Funds
Senate Republican Office
Oregon State Capitol
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
New state financial report details $3.3 billion in available funds
Salem, OR – Oregon’s Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) released by the Secretary of State’s office last week states that more than $3.3 billion in “unreserved, undesignated fund balance… was available for spending[1].” A budget plan pushed by Senate Republicans calls for $133 million from those balances to help finance this cycle’s budget in a way that protects the economy and preserves important services.
“We can protect important government services and Oregon’s economy by using the money already at the state’s disposal,” said Senator Chris Telfer (R-Bend). “This report confirms that there are billions of dollars for use at the legislature’s discretion. We should use a small portion of this money to protect K-12 classrooms, higher education, services for the disabled and public safety.”
The CAFR, prepared by the State Controller’s Division at the Department of Administrative Services to analyze the position of the Oregon’s fiscal affairs, states:
“As of June 30, 2009, the State’s governmental funds reported combined ending fund balances of $4.4 billion. Of this amount, approximately 25.1 percent was reserved for nonspendable items, such as inventories and permanent fund principal, or for specific purposes, such as debt service. The remainder was classified as unreserved, undesignated fund balance and was available for spending, subject to statutory and constitutional spending constraints.”[1]
Since by definition lawmakers write statute, any statutory constraints can be addressed.
“This is money that has piled up in agencies from over-collected fees and it is revenue that has not been expended as scheduled,” said Senate Republican Leader Ted Ferrioli (R-John Day). “These are taxpayer dollars that should never be left stranded in the bureaucracy, but shifted to pay for services Oregonians need. If we use this money wisely, we can leave the economy to grow and recover.”
Senate Republicans have announced a budget proposal for the February session, saying that there are ways to balance the budget without increasing unemployment or drastically cutting services in the midst of a historic recession. See an outline of the budget here:
http://www.backtobasicsbudget.com/images/Back_to_Basics_Budget.pdf
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I would like to see an honest disclosure of the CAFR for Lincoln County Montana and for the the State of Montana. How much of our taxpayer's money have dishonest bureaucrats hidden from the voters in "investments" that should be available to pay the bills of the county and state government?
Bureaucrats have turned government into a GROWTH INDUSTRY without any product that produces new and real wealth, and they saddle the cost on the back of the taxpayers, while they claim to have a "budget shortfall" every year. In the end, when they are discovered, they will want to use those funds to fund more goevernment, rather than to tighten their budget to make up for the financial difficulty we all face these days.
The definition of insanity is "Doing the same thing over and over, while expecting a different result."
Read more about CAFR hidden money here: http://www.cafr1.com/
Oregon State Capitol
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
New state financial report details $3.3 billion in available funds
Salem, OR – Oregon’s Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) released by the Secretary of State’s office last week states that more than $3.3 billion in “unreserved, undesignated fund balance… was available for spending[1].” A budget plan pushed by Senate Republicans calls for $133 million from those balances to help finance this cycle’s budget in a way that protects the economy and preserves important services.
“We can protect important government services and Oregon’s economy by using the money already at the state’s disposal,” said Senator Chris Telfer (R-Bend). “This report confirms that there are billions of dollars for use at the legislature’s discretion. We should use a small portion of this money to protect K-12 classrooms, higher education, services for the disabled and public safety.”
The CAFR, prepared by the State Controller’s Division at the Department of Administrative Services to analyze the position of the Oregon’s fiscal affairs, states:
“As of June 30, 2009, the State’s governmental funds reported combined ending fund balances of $4.4 billion. Of this amount, approximately 25.1 percent was reserved for nonspendable items, such as inventories and permanent fund principal, or for specific purposes, such as debt service. The remainder was classified as unreserved, undesignated fund balance and was available for spending, subject to statutory and constitutional spending constraints.”[1]
Since by definition lawmakers write statute, any statutory constraints can be addressed.
“This is money that has piled up in agencies from over-collected fees and it is revenue that has not been expended as scheduled,” said Senate Republican Leader Ted Ferrioli (R-John Day). “These are taxpayer dollars that should never be left stranded in the bureaucracy, but shifted to pay for services Oregonians need. If we use this money wisely, we can leave the economy to grow and recover.”
Senate Republicans have announced a budget proposal for the February session, saying that there are ways to balance the budget without increasing unemployment or drastically cutting services in the midst of a historic recession. See an outline of the budget here:
http://www.backtobasicsbudget.com/images/Back_to_Basics_Budget.pdf
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I would like to see an honest disclosure of the CAFR for Lincoln County Montana and for the the State of Montana. How much of our taxpayer's money have dishonest bureaucrats hidden from the voters in "investments" that should be available to pay the bills of the county and state government?
Bureaucrats have turned government into a GROWTH INDUSTRY without any product that produces new and real wealth, and they saddle the cost on the back of the taxpayers, while they claim to have a "budget shortfall" every year. In the end, when they are discovered, they will want to use those funds to fund more goevernment, rather than to tighten their budget to make up for the financial difficulty we all face these days.
The definition of insanity is "Doing the same thing over and over, while expecting a different result."
Read more about CAFR hidden money here: http://www.cafr1.com/
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