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West Ky | The figures that you are talking about is just the figures that are on the books not off the books. The Iraq war funding for example is "off the books" we will spend 1.5 trillion over in Iraq that we will borrow from China, Japan, England etc. Be careful on the figures that you see thrown out by the government most are to make the Govnt look as good as possible. They are not going to report to much stuff that puts them in a bad light.
The set the government doesn't talk about is the audited financial statement produced by the government's accountants following standard accounting rules. It reports a more ominous financial picture: a $760 billion deficit for 2005. If Social Security and Medicare were included - as the board that sets accounting rules is considering - the federal deficit would have been $3.5 trillion.
http://www.populistamerica.com/federal_government_keeping_two_sets_...
On Sep 10, 2001 it was announced by Rumsfield that 2.3 trillion was missing from the pentagon. A little later on it was released that another trillion was missing from the housing sector. This occurs all the time and is kept off the books so the public can't see it cast before them. I want no one to believe me and for everyone to do their own research themselves on the matter and you will find for yourselves that you are being scammed.
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