-Caveat Lector-
> >{{This is where massive amounts of our tax dollars are
concealed. This is just for the State of New Jersey but
every state and teh Federal government has this report. I
have a friend who has been trying to get a current one for
months, one from the governor of my state and one from Sen.
Shelby for the Federal budget. This is for the GROSS
receipts. Guess what? The budgets do not start out with
the same amount as was collected. If it is not listed in
the budget to start with, we have no way of knowing it ever
existed EXCEPT by this report. And we cannot get our hands
on this report. If the budgets start out billions less than
collected, what is being done with all that collected but
never subjected to budgeting?
Amelia}}
> >
> > > The Biggest Game in Town
> > > Comprehensive Annual Financial Reports Exposed
> > > by Walter J. Burien
> > >
> > > This is part one of a rather lengthy transcript of
> > > the CAFR video as
> > > aired on public access
> > > television.
> > >
> > > Part One
> > >
> > > The Biggest Game In Town is of major importance to
> > > every American. This
> > > program is a
> > > comprehensive disclosure of governmental financial
> > > operations that have
> > > been deliberately
> > > concealed and kept from the American people by the
> > > governmental
> > > financial agencies as
> > > well as by the syndicated media. The scope is huge;
> > > the personal
> > > financial impact of vital
> > > concern to all.
> > >
> > > Do the people of this great land own the government
> > > or do the collective
> > > governments
> > > think they own the people?
> > >
> > > Is it time to mandate "effective action" through
> > > united efforts of the
> > > American people?
> > >
> > > Can David still fling the rock true and straight to
> > > hit its mark and
> > > defeat Goliath?
> > >
> > > Are you aware that 30 years ago only 8 to 12 percent
> > > of the financial
> > > activity and
> > > ownership of our nation resulted from the activity
> > > of the government,
> > > but today the figure
> > > is conservatively 48 percent?
> > >
> > > We the People have been victimized by the largest
> > > organized syndicate on
> > > the face of the
> > > Earth. The Constitution declares that all political
> > > power is inherent in
> > > the people and that
> > > all powers not directly and specifically delegated
> > > to public servants
> > > remain with the
> > > people.
> > >
> > > Our public servants are accountable to us and it's
> > > time we hold them
> > > accountable with
> > > genuine liability and cause the profits resulting
> > > from governmental
> > > activity to directly
> > > benefit the people!!!
> > >
> > > Walter Burien: Good morning. What we're going to be
> > > talking about today
> > > is what I've
> > > called The Biggest Game in Town. My name is Walter
> > > Burien. I live in
> > > Prescott, Arizona. I
> > > became aware of something approximately 10 years
> > > ago, which changed my
> > > life. I will give
> > > you a little analogy of how I learned about the
> > > complete financial
> > > takeover of the wealth
> > > of this country by composite government.
> > >
> > > Back in 1989 I lived in New Jersey. There was a
> > > governor by the name of
> > > Jim Florio who
> > > was running for office under a no-new-tax platform.
> > > He won, and as soon
> > > as he got into
> > > office, a $2.8 billion tax increase was enacted -
> > > the largest in the
> > > state's history.
> > >
> > > It was obvious that the public was not too thrilled
> > > about Mr. Florio's
> > > actions and one of
> > > the local radio stations, 101.5 FM, started doing
> > > some rabble-rousing,
> > > taking calls from
> > > listeners on examples of waste and misspending in
> > > government.
> > >
> > > The first two days I was listening, and I heard
> > > people calling in with
> > > examples of $5,000,
> > > $15,000; $85,000 was the highest figure I heard. I
> > > pulled out the State
> > > of New Jersey's
> > > budget report, which is the only thing I was aware
> > > of at that time. They
> > > had $11 billion on
> > > budget, $6 billion off budget; the total annual
> > > service budget was $17
> > > billion a year. I
> > > called in to the show and I made the comment, "Come
> > > on, guys; you're
> > > missing the whole
> > > point. The highest figure I heard was $85,000. The
> > > state's dealing with
> > > billions of dollars."
> > > I read off the figures. I said, "If there's fraud,
> > > waste and misspending
> > > taking place, it's
> > > taking on tunes of tens of millions, if not hundreds
> > > of millions of
> > > dollars."
> > >
> > > The DJ at that time challenged us, the listeners, to
> > > start a tax protest
> > > organization to
> > > repeal the $2.8 billion tax increase.
> > >
> > > Ten of us got together the next day and incorporated
> > > a group called
> > > Hands Across New
> > > Jersey. We scheduled our first rally ten days out
> > > from that point. And
> > > basically, with the
> > > help of 101.5, we had 115,000 people converge on
> > > Trenton from all the
> > > shore points in
> > > New Jersey, effectively shutting the city down. Now,
> > > during the course
> > > of organizing that
> > > rally, I took over looking at the budget, revenue
> > > and finance of the
> > > state.
> > >
> > > For about 15 years I was a Commodity Trading
> > > Advisor. I was one of the
> > > first tenants of
> > > the World Trade Center, back in 1979. And large
> > > figures didn't bother me
> > > - a hundred
> > > million versus one dollar - there was no difference.
> > >
> > > When I started looking at the figures on the New
> > > Jersey budget report,
> > > as I mentioned,
> > > there were $11 billion on budget, $6 billion off
> > > budget, it showed a net
> > > available of $25.6
> > > billion. Then, I asked myself the number one
> > > question that IRS asks in
> > > an audit: What are
> > > the cash gross receipts?
> > >
> > > I started noticing the large cash cow groups in
> > > state government - the
> > > New Jersey
> > > Turnpike, Garden State Parkway, Port Authority of
> > > New York, and New
> > > Jersey. The
> > > revenue was not inclusive in the budget report. I
> > > didn't see any large
> > > returns from
> > > investment funds on the budget report. And I said,
> > > "They have to have
> > > two sets of books
> > > here. They're not accounting for the whole picture."
> > >
> > > The director of the budget at that time was an
> > > individual by the name of
> > > Richard Keevy.
> > > He was on vacation until the following Tuesday of
> > > that week. I found out
> > > who his lower
> > > assistant was, called in, and the conversation went
> > > just like this:
> > >
> > > I said, "Hi, this is Walter Burien. I'm working on a
> > > report for Richard.
> > > Have to have it done
> > > by Tuesday when he gets back from vacation. I need
> > > all the figures on
> > > the autonomous
> > > agency accounts, interest accounts, investment
> > > accounts. And the reply I
> > > got was, "Oh,
> > > you want the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report."
> > >
> > > Bing!!! This was the first time I had ever heard
> > > that before in my
> > > lifetime. I received the
> > > report that Friday.
> > >
> > > I started crunching numbers. It showed a total
> > > liquid investment funds
> > > of $188 billion
> > > dollars - $188 BILLION DOLLARS - of which common
> > > stock ownership $70
> > > billion, on loan to
> > > public and private corporations $10 billion,
> > > insurance company equity
> > > participation, $14
> > > billion, on loan to public and private corporations
> > > $10 billion. And I
> > > started looking for the
> > > total cash gross receipts. As I mentioned, just what
> > > IRS would ask for
> > > in an audit. I found
> > > it on page 174.
> > >
> > > This is 1989's Comprehensive Annual Financial
> > > Report. On page 174 under
> > > Cash Additions,
> > > all agencies, all departments, all sources, here's a
> > > state with a
> > > declared service budget of
> > > $17 billion, who was bringing in $86 billion, $799
> > > million in cash. I
> > > saw that figure and
> > > instantly realized the definition of syndicated
> > > organized crime.
> > >
> > > Here we had a representation to the public that the
> > > state of New Jersey
> > > was bringing in
> > > $17 billion when in reality, they were bringing in
> > > close to $86 billion.
> > > They had $188 billion
> > > in liquid investment funds. I also learned the
> > > principle of operation
> > > that day. Anything that
> > > was a cost and an expense, traditional service side
> > > of the budget
> > > report, health and
> > > welfare, human services, motor vehicles, was left
> > > under the budgetary
> > > basis, and the
> > > public footed 100 percent of the bill for 100
> > > percent of the services.
> > > Now, anything that
> > > was a profit center had the ability of being a
> > > profit center, large
> > > investment fund that
> > > generated tens and hundreds of millions of dollars,
> > > totally restricted
> > > by a statute for no tie
> > > or inclusion whatsoever with the budgetary basis.
> > >
> > > This is what I have called The Biggest Game In Town.
> > > I saw it first in
> > > New Jersey and I
> > > said the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report ...
> > > here I am a Commodity
> > > Trading
> > > Advisor, I was doing a national newsline coast to
> > > coast at the time and
> > > I never heard of
> > > the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report. I wanted
> > > to find out why. I
> > > was mad. I mean,
> > > there was such a distinct difference between the
> > > revenue shown on the
> > > Comprehensive
> > > Annual Financial Report and the minuscule revenue
> > > that was shown now on
> > > the budgetary
> > > basis. I said, "Why did I not see this in a
> > > newspaper, radio show, TV
> > > show?"
> > >
> > > The department that mailed out the report the
> > > Comprehensive Annual
> > > Financial Report
> > > was from the Department of Treasury. I called the
> > > mailroom, and the
> > > mailroom usually
> > > doesn't get a call from the public, so they were
> > > very cooperative. I
> > > wanted to find out
> > > who the report was sent to. I thought it was a short
> > > list. They said,
> > > "I'm sorry, sir. The
> > > list is too long - we can't read it to you on the
> > > phone." So I start
> > > qualifying. I found out it
> > > was sent to every editor of every paper on the East
> > > Coast. It was sent
> > > to the deans of all
> > > the colleges. It was sent to the CEO and every one
> > > of the directors from
> > > ABC, CBS and
> > > NBC. When I verified that, I started smelling
> > > cooperative effort for
> > > nondisclosure. I then
> > > got the telephone number for ABC and NBC on where
> > > the report was sent
> > > to.
> > >
> > > Read the rest of the story in the February 2001
> > > Issue
> > >
> > >
> > >
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