GOVERNMENT WEALTH vs Private Sector Wealth
Walter Burien CAFR1
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Government has always been about the money and securing ownership of the wealth from all others. I think we all know this all to well with the constant increase of the take each and every year for decades now by our representative Local and Federal government.
But what is the reality of the situation per Government's takeover of the total wealth as it stands now?
Government and their cooperative syndicated media contacts who directly benefit from securing and distribution of that wealth go far out of their way to never mention or direct people to a showing of “Collective Totals” per government's wealth secured.
Well, I apologize up front to government and the syndicated media here for bypassing their censorship and showing openly the following data report compiled cutesy of the Federal Reserve detailed data Z.1. report that shows collective totals of Government (Local and Federal) to compare to all major categories of the private sector:
Government Wealth vs Private Sector Wealth
http://cafr1.com/STATES/007-Total-Wealth-2015-z1r-4.pdf (figures are in Billions so when seeing a total such as 6453. that is six-trillion 453 billion)
A CAFR1 article that gives some good detail per the link above can be read here: http://CAFR1.com/TotalWealth.html
Please share this information with all that you know so they also can get an idea per the “Big Picture"
Again, Government has always been about the money and securing of the wealth. Today the fact is that Government owns it all by investment! EXAMPLES FROM THE DATE REPORT: Total Government collective pensions 16+ trillion; mortgages home and corporate investments 20+ trillion; etc..
** I note you will see that government uses their own self created structured accounting to offset their currently standing massive wealth shown in most cases as a if a "liability" projected out decades into the future.. STANDING WEALTH SHOWN IS WHAT IS IMPORTANT!
An appropriate quote from years past is as follows:
TREASON: "Treason doth never prosper; what's the reason? For if it prosper, none dare call it treason." Sir John Harrington, 1561-1612
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