CAFR - the biggest deception in the world!

[Unified Serenity]

Well, we have lost our moral compass truthseeker. I just watched a reality show over the past few weeks about regular American's going to Montana to live like we did in the 1800's. There were 6 families, all had different situations upon arriving at their homesteads. They had to live there for some 5 months in this experiment. One family arrived and there was a house, outhouse, and a coral for their cow and horse. Most of the others arrived and had literally nothing. They each had to put up homes, grow food, and take care of the land and animals. In the end they would be graded on how well they did. Only the mixed race couple did well. They had a good marriage, the young mans father lived with them, and they got it done. Two of the others seemed at odds from the beginning with each other. The one who arrived to a ready set up homestead was very judgemental about another family who was using their coral for their cow. The family with everything was nicknamed the "Olsons" like the family on little house on the prairie.

To me, it would have been smart for all the families to work together to erect homes, corals, outhouses, and set up planting. Instead they got into an ego fest and treated it like a competition. Our morals today are screwed up. I think it would have been a much different experience had they worked together and not lived so separately from each other. I don't mean geographically, but spirit of community and caring.

For me, money is a tool. If I need something, I work and get it. If I don't then I don't worry about it.

[mattymoto]

I have taken the initiative to embed this video to the Facebook page of former gov. Gary Johnson and congressman Ron Paul with a brief few questions. I would have also posted to Mitt Romney's page, but he apparently doesn't allow that sort of thing.

Let's see if they respond to a concerned citizen's questions.

http://www.facebook.com/govgaryjohnson

http://www.facebook.com/#!/ronpaul

I'm not full of high hopes on this one. I just thought I would see what info this might get us in the fight for truth.

Ok, so I posted these at just a few minutes after 7pm est.


It appears to still be on Gary Johnson's page, but doesn't appear to still be posted on Ron Paul's page. I'm curious what answers I may get. Here are my questions.




"I'm curious about what you're opinions of one Walter Burien and CAFR? What are your thoughts on the false claims that we are broke and need to be taxed further to meet our financial obligations?

Is it plausible-- that through investments, at the local, state, and federal levels, that there are returns on those investments that go curiously unreported to "we the people"? If so, would it also be plausible, that these investment returns would-- in fact, contain enough funds to operate the government obligations without the need for current levels of taxation?

Here is a video that may better explain the basis for my questions.

Thank you for you attention."

[Unified Serenity]

Wow, now that is being proactive, good job! Nice idea, hope people see it and start to ask questions.

Posted by mattymoto (here)
I have taken the initiative to embed this video to the Facebook page of former gov. Gary Johnson and congressman Ron Paul with a brief few questions. I would have also posted to Mitt Romney's page, but he apparently doesn't allow that sort of thing.

Let's see if they respond to a concerned citizen's questions.

http://www.facebook.com/govgaryjohnson

http://www.facebook.com/#!/ronpaul

I'm not full of high hopes on this one. I just thought I would see what info this might get us in the fight for truth.

Ok, so I posted these at just a few minutes after 7pm est.



It appears to still be on Gary Johnson's page, but doesn't appear to still be posted on Ron Paul's page. I'm curious what answers I may get. Here are my questions.




"I'm curious about what you're opinions of one Walter Burien and CAFR? What are your thoughts on the false claims that we are broke and need to be taxed further to meet our financial obligations?

Is it plausible-- that through investments, at the local, state, and federal levels, that there are returns on those investments that go curiously unreported to "we the people"? If so, would it also be plausible, that these investment returns would-- in fact, contain enough funds to operate the government obligations without the need for current levels of taxation?

Here is a video that may better explain the basis for my questions.

Thank you for you attention."

[mattymoto]

Posted by Unified Serenity (here)
Wow, now that is being proactive, good job! Nice idea, hope people see it and start to ask questions.

Posted by mattymoto (here)
I have taken the initiative to embed this video to the Facebook page of former gov. Gary Johnson and congressman Ron Paul with a brief few questions. I would have also posted to Mitt Romney's page, but he apparently doesn't allow that sort of thing.

Let's see if they respond to a concerned citizen's questions.

http://www.facebook.com/govgaryjohnson

http://www.facebook.com/#!/ronpaul

I'm not full of high hopes on this one. I just thought I would see what info this might get us in the fight for truth.

Ok, so I posted these at just a few minutes after 7pm est.



It appears to still be on Gary Johnson's page, but doesn't appear to still be posted on Ron Paul's page. I'm curious what answers I may get. Here are my questions.




"I'm curious about what you're opinions of one Walter Burien and CAFR? What are your thoughts on the false claims that we are broke and need to be taxed further to meet our financial obligations?

Is it plausible-- that through investments, at the local, state, and federal levels, that there are returns on those investments that go curiously unreported to "we the people"? If so, would it also be plausible, that these investment returns would-- in fact, contain enough funds to operate the government obligations without the need for current levels of taxation?

Here is a video that may better explain the basis for my questions.

Thank you for you attention."

Well I'm a bit disheartened that Ron Paul removed it only minutes after I posted, yet a tiny glimmer of hope that Gary Johnson hasn't censored this concerned citizen-- yet.

[Unified Serenity]

Ron Paul is a distraction, plain and simple. While everyone puts their hopes on his message, his campaign we wait. Waiting seems to be the watchword at this time. I think we are getting the frog treatment.