[CTRL] State bookkeeping Investigation reveals hidden $$ Trillions

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Dave Hartley
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"We believe that potential surpluses exceeding $1,000 per capita are huge and should be returned to the people. The new governor of Minnesota, Governor Jesse “The Mind” Ventura in his first six months in office returned $1.3 billion, or an average of $700 to $800 per family. This is why our criteria of $4,000 for a family of 4 is considered huge. The economic impact of returning these surpluses are tremendous and will be explained in Section III."

A Guide to Reviewing the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report to Determine Potential Government Revenue Surpluses

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Introduction to Site - Section I Purpose of This Site What We Found Too Many are Programmed Either-Or-Fallacy The Budget and Only the Budget What is the CAFR? Governments Some are More Equal Than Others Evolved or Planned Two Schools of Thought What are Surpluses? Are There Any Surpluses In Government? What Should be done with the Surpluses? Understanding The Problem In People Terms What is Huge? Our Dilemma What We Did Conflict of Interest The Local Economy Loses Out What's The Potential Let's Speculate A Little Conclusion

Surpluses Review Guide (SRG) - Section II Introduction Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) Short Course on CAFR Structure What to Review Steps in Determining Potential Surpluses Retirement Potential Surpluses Miscellaneous Steps (Optional) What Happened to $1,996 Trillion? Conclusion/Potential Surpluses Economic Impact Analysis - Section III Introduction Economic Output Multiplier (EOM) Economic Output Multiplier (EEM) Total Economic Impact Multiplier (TEIM) Government Revenue Ratio (GRR) Increase In Tax Revenues Reduction In Taxes Employment Ratio (ER) Trickle-Up Instead of Trickle-Down Economic Impact Findings Ten (10) Projections -Schedule G Summary Report/Proposal - Section IV Introduction Summary of Findings Economic Impact Suggested Refund Plan (Trickle-Up) Conflict of Interest Action Requested Members of the Review Staff Conclusion Contacting Individual/Organization Where Do We Go From Here - Section V Introduction The News Media Politicians and Bureaucrats Taxpayers' Associations State or National Groups/Organizations Labor Unions Middle and Lower Retirement Communities Lower Middle and Lower Class Communities The Internet Friends and Relatives Independent Political Candidates Local Businesses and Professional Groups A Military Operation Be Prepared Goliath is Very Powerful Suggested Audit/Review Approach - Section VI Introduction The Review Process Anticipate Strong Opposition/Legal Action Suggested Web Site on Surpluses - Section VII Introduction Directory Linked Site Criteria E-mail Address for Input/Comments Conclusion - Section VIII Are the Rich Really Getting Richer? The Wealth Gap and Communism The Other Deficit Interest Rates Political Rhetoric Extensive Refund Plan Contacting Us - Section IX Exhibit A - Section X Microsoft™ Excel Template for Downloading Named Cells for Formulas