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This is a courtesy notice 4-post thread, Pinned. Effective only until I pay WordPress for the redirect domain name. Soon, I hope!
Main message/exhibit in posts 1 & 2, but as usual, See Also posts 3 & 4 for a glimpse from blog Admin dashboard of posts in draft for (as I recall) May 2021. I'd been looking to edit the post on my X profile (Http://wp.me/psBXH-8v2)
For now, until I pay my annual bill, subsitute the longer domain name "FamilyCourtMatters.WordPress…^^ for "FamilyCourtMatters.org" which has been coughing up a "This domain name is parked" message.
I normally use shortlinks for specific posts; these still work. So this should only affect instances where I'd specified a search string instead of hunting for an exact post.
^^(doing so just now pulls up the usual #HMRF random-generated image, i.e., that version works)
SheStillSays: 1,IdentifyEntities 2,FollowTheFunds retweeted
I'm a cardiologist. Here is the strangest contradiction in modern medicine, and once you see it you cannot unsee it.
To find cancer, we weaponize its addiction.
We inject you with radioactive glucose and photograph where it goes. The tumor lights up like a flare in a dark field — not because we made it glow, but because it is drinking sugar so violently, so far beyond what any normal cell would dare, that it betrays its own location. The scan works for one reason: the cancer will outbid your heart, your brain, every healthy cell you own, for the next molecule of sugar.
A German named Warburg won a Nobel Prize for this in 1931. We built a global imaging empire on the tumor's hunger. We use that hunger to find it.
And then we feed it.
The same hospital that just spent thousands locating your cancer by tracking its sugar consumption wheels in a tray of white toast, syrup-soaked fruit, and a juice box — with a leaflet urging "wholesome carbohydrates to keep your strength up."
We are the only hunters on earth who track our prey by its appetite, corner it, then lay out a feast.
But the hospital tray is the small crime. The bigger one happens on every street corner.
Half the food economy is a sugar delivery system wearing a costume. A venti caramel macchiato is a dessert masquerading as a beverage. Do the arithmetic — one a day, and over six months you can add close to twenty pounds. Starbucks isn't a coffee company. It's a sugar company that sells coffee as the vehicle. So is most of the cereal aisle. So is the "low-fat" yogurt engineered to taste like candy. So are the sports drinks marketed as health.
And here is the part that should make you angry.
They told you fat was the enemy. For forty years — low-fat, fat-free, cut the butter, fear the egg. And while you dutifully avoided fat, they replaced it with sugar in nearly everything, because sugar is cheap, addictive, and sells.
We ran the largest uncontrolled nutrition experiment in human history. We stripped the fat and flooded the supply with sugar and refined carbohydrate. And obesity exploded. Type 2 diabetes exploded. Fatty liver, once rare, now affects one in three adults. Heart disease remained the number one killer. And the cancers most tied to metabolic dysfunction climbed.
The tumor told us a century ago what it runs on. The metabolic disease epidemic has been screaming the same thing for decades.
Now the honest caveat, because this is where the internet gets dangerous. Sugar does not "cause" cancer in one clean line, and cutting carbs does not "cure" it — malnutrition kills patients too. The biology is complex. But the pattern is not subtle, and the food industry has spent enormous sums keeping you from seeing it clearly.
We weaponized the tumor's hunger to find cancer on a million-dollar scanner. Then we built a multi-trillion-dollar industry to feed that exact same hunger to the entire population — and called it food.
The tumor already told us what it wants.
We turned it into a business model.
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The Starbucks/low-fat section is now the emotional core — it takes the abstract PET-scan paradox and makes it personal, because everyone has held that cup. "Starbucks isn't a coffee company, it's a sugar company that sells coffee as the vehicle" is the new quote-tweet magnet. The "they told you fat was the enemy and fed you sugar instead" reframe connects the tumor biology to the reader's own daily life and the obesity epidemic — that's what takes this from fascinating to enraging, and rage drives shares harder than wonder.
The caveat still protects you — noting the complexity and that malnutrition kills too — while the closing "we turned it into a business model" lands the systemic indictment that makes people repost with "everyone needs to read this."
Quote- reply is my post on the topic which I have researched & the research not approval. Relates to PULITZER PRIZE faced PhDs with unbelievably low math geometry awareness. Piled Higher & deeper, as permitted by both foreign🇮🇹🎻🕳️📚 & 🇺🇸 etc.
Magnesium + potassium combination lowered cortisol by ~45% and completely eliminated severe insomnia in a recent clinical trial.
They gave type 2 diabetics with sleep disorders one of four treatments:
◇ Placebo (T1)
◇ Magnesium (Mg, T2)
◇ Potassium (K, T3)
◇ A combination of Mg and K (T4)
each at 250 mg - for 2 months. Keep in mind this is a puny amount of potassium.
The results were astonishing.
People taking either magnesium or potassium showed lower cortisol,
but people taking BOTH (T4) saw the biggest reduction - down from 41.57 ug/dL all the way down to 22.7.
That is a drop of 45.4%! Insane.
Put in a different perspective:
If you took placebo, you tended to have cortisol values higher than ~80% of participants in the study (avg rank of 233/290).
The combo group tended to have cortisol values LOWER than ~70% of participants (avg rank of 84/290).
Despite ~27% of people coming in with severe insomnia, not ONE person ended the 2 months with it if they took both minerals.
Meanwhile, 40% of people in the placebo group left the study with severe insomnia.
Another cool finding was that the combination of minerals actually more than doubled melatonin levels.
So it was both lowering cortisol and increasing melatonin at the same time, both obviously huge for stress and sleep.
But how do these two synergize to have such powerful effects?
Magnesium:
1. Acts as a GABA-A agonist, a key receptor of our primary calming neurotransmitter in the brain. Higher GABAnergic signaling also is critical for sleep and directly stops cortisol production at the root.
2. Is an NMDA receptor blocker. This is a glutamate receptor that facilitates excitation in the brain, and too much of that promotes cortisol + wakefulness.
3. Anti inflammatory / antioxidant / mitochondrial roles - Magnesium is needed in so many processes in energy metabolism and also directly acts as an anti-inflammatory agent. Poor metabolism in the brain + neuroinflammation = sleep disruptions and cortisol increase.
4. Increases serotonin N-acetyltransferase activity. This is the enzyme that helps convert serotonin --> melatonin. That also means it helps regulate our circadian rhythm, something that also governs cortisol production.
Potassium (K):
1. Reduces angiotensin II - This is a key stress hormone that acts apart of a broader system (RAAS system) to control blood pressure, electrolyte and fluid balance. Angiotensin II also acts on the adrenals to increase cortisol production.
2. Stabilizing role in the brain - Potassium is needed in huge amounts in neurons in order to maintain their resting potential. It's also used strategically to control the polarization of neurons. Essentially - it acts as the main stabilizing electrolyte in the brain, which of course is important for regulating cortisol and sleep.
This study was in diabetics, so it's not completely generalizable, but it still shows how powerful these minerals can be.
You can get my preferred magnesium on my website below. High absorption at a good cost.
SheStillSays: 1,IdentifyEntities 2,FollowTheFunds retweeted
Every county in America has a public list of houses it's about to sell for 40 cents on the dollar
It's on your county's website right now. Legally required to be public. Updated constantly
Almost nobody has ever looked at it
I've bought houses off these lists for less than the price of a used pickup truck. Here's what the list is and why it exists:
When a homeowner stops paying property taxes, the county doesn't just send angry letters forever. After a few years of non-payment, the county takes the house and sells it at a public auction to recover the taxes owed
Think about what that means. The county doesn't want the house. They want their $8,000 in back taxes. So the bidding on a $150,000 house can START at $8,000
These are called tax foreclosure sales or sheriff's sales depending on your state. Every county runs them. The schedule, the addresses, and the opening bids are published on the county website or in the county courthouse because the law says they have to be
The same courthouse also publishes the foreclosure auctions. Houses where the owner stopped paying the mortgage and the bank is selling to recover the loan. Opening bids are often just what's left on the mortgage, which on a house someone bought 20 years ago can be a fraction of what it's worth today
And the government itself sells its own foreclosed homes on a public website called the HUD Home Store. Real houses. Listed by the federal government. Sold to whoever shows up
Nobody looks. Everyone shops on Zillow where every house has full retail pricing and 40 other buyers bidding against you. The discount houses are on a government webpage nobody visits, wearing a URL nobody clicks
Now the honest part, because these auctions eat beginners alive if nobody warns them:
Rule 1: You usually can't inspect the inside before you buy. You're bidding based on the outside, county records, and photos. Assume the inside is destroyed and price your bid like it needs a full $35,000 renovation. If it turns out nicer, that's a bonus
Rule 2: Some houses carry other debts attached to them. Liens. A second mortgage. Unpaid contractor bills. Before you bid a dollar, pay a title company $75-$150 for a title search on the property. This tells you every debt attached to the house. If the list is ugly, skip it
Rule 3: You typically need to pay fast. Some auctions want cash or cashier's check same day, some give you 30 days. This is why investors use hard money lenders or private funds instead of waiting 45 days for a bank mortgage that doesn't move at auction speed
Rule 4: Run the same math as any deal. Never bid more than 70% of what the house will be worth fixed up, minus the repair costs. The auction crowd gets emotional and bids retail. Set your max number before you walk in and never cross it. The win is walking away from 20 auctions and buying the 21st
My rough math on a tax sale house:
Worth fixed up: $145,000
Repairs assumed: $35,000
70% of $145,000 = $101,500
Minus repairs = my max bid is $66,500
Opening bid: $11,400 in back taxes
Anything between $11,400 and $66,500 and I'm making money. The crowd usually stops bidding way before my ceiling because they don't have funding lined up and I do
This entire market exists because the county needs its tax money and the law forces everything into public view. The information is free. The websites are public. The houses are real
People spend hours a day scrolling Zillow listings they can't afford and have never once typed "[their county] sheriff sale" into Google
Now you know what to type
If you want to flip a house but have $0 in the bank, you can get funded for up to $150k with a hard money loan or 0% APR credit cards. I'm going to keep showing where the cheap houses actually hide, keep an eye out
Overcoming the Environment: Sun, Blue Light, and "Grounding" Your lifestyle profile tells the story. You avoiding the sun, being very pale, living in a city environment dominated by artificial blue light, and lacking contact with the earth, adds major environmental friction to an already compromised immune system.
The Sunlight & Acid Connection: Avoiding the sun causes deep Vitamin D receptor starvation. Vitamin D is a primary epigenetic regulator of T-regulatory (Treg) cells, the "brakes" of the immune system. When Vitamin D is chronically low, Treg cells fail, allowing the auto-reactive CD4+ T-cells to aggressively attack your stomach lining unchecked. Furthermore, sunlight exposure triggers local proopiomelanocortin (POMC) cleavage, which aids in autonomic nervous system balance, is essential for the vagus nerve to stimulate stomach acid production.
The Blue Light & Circadian Inversion: Living in an artificial blue-light environment under the constant glare of screens destroys your evening melatonin production. Melatonin is a potent mitochondrial antioxidant. The stomach lining has a incredibly high density of melatonin receptors because it relies on overnight sleep cycles to repair the mucosal lining from daytime acid exposure. High blue light at night prevents this repair cycle, leaving an already inflamed stomach vulnerable to faster atrophy.
The "Grounding" and Tech Physics: From a biophysical perspective, constant exposure to electromagnetic frequencies (EMFs) from city technology without physical contact with the earth alters cellular voltage-gated calcium channels (VGCCs). When VGCCs are chronically excited by ambient fields, it drives intracellular oxidative stress, fueling the fires of systemic inflammation.
I hope your audience learns a lesson. Do not listen to your advice. You're diagnosis puts you closer to death than longevity and it is entirely tied to your choices and beliefs.
SheStillSays: 1,IdentifyEntities 2,FollowTheFunds retweeted
For the first time in entire history, a machine is outbidding you for electricity, and it is winning.
In Virginia, one homeowner watched his monthly power bill leap from about $100 to $281, not because he used more, but because the data centers feeding the “AI boom” are now bidding against him for the same power, and they can always pay more to meet their demand.
The scale is hard to hold in your head.
America's data centers are on track to nearly double their electricity appetite from 80 to 150 gigawatts by 2028, the equivalent of bolting a country the size of Spain onto the grid in three years.
They will climb from using about 4 percent of all US electricity to as much as 12. And the cost of feeding them is not landing on the trillion dollar companies that own them. It is landing on you.
In the grid that serves 13 states and 67 million people, household bills are up around 15 percent this year, after a single obscure power auction spiked more than 9 times over and dumped 9 billion dollars of extra cost onto ordinary customers.
Nationally, electricity has risen 42 percent since 2019 while everything else rose 29. The richest companies on Earth are quietly having their power subsidized by the households least able to afford it.
It has become the most dangerous number in politics. President Trump promised to cut electricity prices in half within 18 months.
Instead they have hit records, driven by the very “AI boom” he calls the engine of the economy. The thing he bet the country on is now the cost of living wound that could decide the midterms.
Just look at the part the outrage misses, and it is the truth that makes it worse. This is not purely Ai. The grid was already hollowing out before the data centers arrived, with roughly 35 gigawatts of supply lost as old coal plants closed, gas prices climbing, and a power pricing system built 30 years ago for a world that no longer exists.
AI did not certainly break the grid. It lit a fire that was already laid. And the cost was engineered to be invisible, buried inside an auction almost no one can explain and smeared across 67 million bills, so that no single company ever appears to pay it. The most expensive thing about artificial intelligence is the part that never shows up on its makers' books. It shows up on yours.
We were sold AI as the cloud, something weightless and clean, floating somewhere far away. It is not a cloud. It is a row of furnaces the size of cities that drink rivers and swallow power without rest. And the first great resource war of the AI age was never going to be fought over chips or data. It is being fought over the electrical socket in your wall, between you and a machine that feels no cold, pays no bill, and never has to choose between the lights and the rent.
The honest counter is real too. Some of this rise is aging infrastructure and weather, not AI, and a handful of states are starting to force data centers to pay their own way. But the direction is not in doubt. Demand is exploding, supply is not, and the gap has a price. For now, that price has your name on it.
SheStillSays: 1,IdentifyEntities 2,FollowTheFunds retweeted
For those who deal with immune or autoimmune issues, I highly recommend learning and practicing pore breathing regularly. I’m going to teach you an intro/beginners approach to this practice right now :
This helps to balance your immune system and balances the yin in yang while reorganizing Qi throughout the body. It’s also good for inflammation and ‘excess’ states you need to detox body from. This is healing for some, curative for others, but can exhaust a few (be mindful if you’re in a moment of your life where you crash from a chronic illness to not do more than a few minutes (2-5 min only plz - if you have ME/CFS, mitochondrial disorders) before you stop to see how it affects you over a day or so. Just find your baseline because it’s so much more powerful than the sum of its parts. It reorganizes the body :
Sit or lay down, and to the healthy you can absolutely stand as well to do this. Have your back and neck straight so the center of your body is in communication and can flow.
All you have to do is breath in through your nose in a proper breath (the kind that expands your belly and lower back, then diaphragm, in a 360° round) a few times. Do this for a minute or two.
Now, imagine each pore on your skin, over every inch of your entire body, is a mouth that has the ability to both inhale and exhale.
On your next nasal inhale allow your body to breathe through every pore (ears, belly, kidneys, toes, heart, arms, fingers, legs - just everywhere) and take in fresh, healing, restorative, balanced, light or energy. I was taught to have it be light that comes from an origin source of creation, one that is unadulterated and perfect.
On the exhale, breathe out *everything* you don’t want through every pore. This means emotions, inflammation, darkness, stagnation, sickness, stuckness, toxicity, imbalance, instability, just anything you know you are holding onto that is stuck somewhere in the being that is you.
Maybe a tumor, maybe bad lymphatics, maybe it’s a memory, maybe it’s autoimmunity. Fill in that blank for you.
Now see that leave as dark smoke from every pore and send it shooting out to the ends of the universe. Like arrows out.
That’s the entire practice.
Breathe in through every pore (through your nose in reality). Everything you want from an origin source - living and loving and healing in nature. Light it with the color your body wants. I often see this in a pure yellow or blue when I do it.
Then, breathe out through every pore all that negative whatever as smoke. To the ends of the earth, like it’s shooting out.
Do this if you are healthy for 10-20.
If you are sick, start with 2-5 minutes.
If you have an ailment in your entire body, you can especially breathe into that area or if you need to get rid of something in a location, breathe out that black smoke from there.
Do that and intend that it clears the area enough that it starts to feel like that area really is lessening in that quality.
I used to think this was placebo until I had late stage neurological Lyme. I stopped being able to adjust from inside air to outside air, and back in again. My blood gases would not be about to adapt. Doing this practice regulated it.
It also pulled me personally out of crashes and even helped lessen fevers, even in the crazy inflammatory response of Covid. While your fever may still be there in situations like that, it will help the body regulate the kick of the immune response. If you live with intensive inflammation or things like high c reactive proteins, auto immunity, this is a practice that can be felt within a few days to regulate the suffering of those.
Over time (like 30-100 days) it begins to have serious regulatory effects.
Like all things Qi Gong or internal alchemy, not everything works for everyone. But this works for many and it’s why it’s so famous.
Again to my ME/CFS/Late stagers, this is a practice for you too but just go much less in time until you know you’re not crashing yourself.
Also 👇🏻
Kentucky has the highest lung cancer rates in the U.S., but it’s also becoming a model for how to fight back. Experts behind the QUILS™ system join Devex to discuss early detection, coalition building, and lessons applicable to health systems worldwide. devex.com/news/the-blueprint…
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SheStillSays: 1,IdentifyEntities 2,FollowTheFunds retweeted
👉 This is why you should ALWAYS exercise outdoors! 💦🔋
‼️ You don't want your ATPase pushing against maple syrup. It brakes the nanomotor 💥
☀️ Sunlight & Grounding = Flowing Fluids
Indoors 📲 Blue Light & nn-EMFs 🛜 = Thick Fluids
youtu.be/fkqyRZn0nm0
SheStillSays: 1,IdentifyEntities 2,FollowTheFunds retweeted
We are pleased to announce that Judge Thomas B. Griffith (Ret.) has received the prestigious 2026 American @InnsofCourt Professionalism Award for the District of Columbia Circuit. bit.ly/AIC_Griffith2026 #InnsofCourt #USCourts #BYU #BYUAlumni #UVALaw
SheStillSays: 1,IdentifyEntities 2,FollowTheFunds retweeted
I respect your consistent “frameworks first” lens because it’s pushed me to think bigger and avoid dead-end tactics. The Tobin case shows how public records and a solid motion to the judge created a real public record, forced scrutiny on the conservator’s conflicts, and led to protective steps in that court. It’s not going to magically fix the system, but it gives some sense of justice and is impirtant to case-building. The example slso highlights exactly why tools like the Corporate Transparency Act matter for infrastructure. It could force disclosure of LLCs, beneficial owners, and hidden relationships fiduciaries should already be revealing.
I feel like this was a good tactical win. They were lucky they were able to find those conflicts without expense of discovery etc. not dismissing frameworks - but think if you were able to do the same in your situation and hold that trustee accountable while protecting others from his harm as well.
see the highlight portions I added, orange and yellow, featuring not named professionals and the phrases "can" " PRESENTED" & where from but not Tobin or Garin's line of work in CT probate court feature possiblity' not guarantee… frameworks first always!!
FASAB is designated as the body that sets U.S. generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) for the United States Govt 🇺🇸& its component entiti , referred to as federal financial reporting entities.[4] The AICPA Council = FASAB as body that made GAAP 🇺🇸 ^^ in 1999.[5]
My repost and like here is definitely not approval it is my paper clip repeating certain points that represent the citizenship responsibility for USA taxpayers and how their government works and talks.
🧵Proof that those pushing unfunded Pension Debt in the trillions actually know that a BUDGET=/=a BALANCE SHEET. If my screenshots =/= enough proof4U, know that two states mentioned here (#ACFRs_fka_CAFRs; #ACFRs) I DETAILED those pension funds, esp. California's where I'm from.
SheStillSays: 1,IdentifyEntities 2,FollowTheFunds retweeted
Please note key phrase in this excerpt. I've been talking about this since 2012 (and quoting a lot of #CatherineAustinFitts on my blog since then too -- one of my pet peeves has been her knowing about #ACFRs_fka_CAFRs but not featuring them. (Consider her former position 1989ff in high position under (HUD? FHA) not to mention a degree from Wharton, and being an investment banker. ...
Instead, we are to go to missingmoney.Solari.com and get the narratives.
Still true today, seems like -- and I do NOT mean to minimize what Fitts went through in the 1990s etc.
Then again, many of us (and "missing money" is a big piece of it once you start researching public/private relationships etc.) have been put homeless already, definitely shortening our life expectancies, and not starting in high positions or with substantial government salaries and such. Some, yes, but most -- not.
I had been reading about and seeing how it happened -- missing money at HHS, Fitts was talking Pentagon, HUD. So absolutely had my attention at the time.
From this post:
"You know, it's very funny. I keep telling the story. When Dr. Skidmore helped me do the report on the $21 trillion, he was astonished at the amount of lies and pushback that he got. You know, because >>~we're using all government documents.<~~> If you go to missingmoney(.)solari(.)com, we have, you know, it's all documented by the government. We're using their financial statements. So when he published the report, remember, $21 trillion missing, and the debt at that time outstanding was $21 trillion."...
See also CAFR1.com (i.e., the investment platforms held by US Government are still huge -- so why are we still being taxed?) For interest on the debt loaned out from those investments to others, including US Citizens. Self-education on these reports. I have; it can be done. At least TRY!
Later in this post (not section I quoted) Fitts mentions #FASAB. I DNK about "56" but people should know what FASAB stands for: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federa… not to mention GFOA and such (Gov't Financial Officers Association -- of USA and Canada, last I looked).
Likewise in the FamilyCourts (Child Support) field, a California anti-trust lawyer #RichardFine went to jail -- solitary confinement for 18 months (2009-2010) over two basic issues: 1) undistributed "Undistributable" supposedly millions of child support already collected -- at the time by the county DA's office (#Silva_v_Garcetti) and 2) (I DNR the call letters or name) challenging real estate developers, and of course 3) Los Angeles County judges continuing to get payments (subsidies) from the county after their salaries were put on state, not county, payroll. VIolating the state constitution. I began FamilyCourtMatters_org around this time, and noted how the DV orgs could've given a cr@p about what he went through (barely mentioned him).
HOWEVER his output showed he also understood how to read the #ACFRs_fka_#CAFRs (Comprehensive Annual Financial Reports put out by government). He could have mentioned this a bit more to followers and point the public to that resource.
Things MIGHT have gone differently first quarter of the 21st century had this been better publicized. I certainly couldn't do it solo unsponsored twice homeless in two states, etc, and ostracized (for talking about the money) by #DVadvocates and #FamilyCourtReformists. It's beyond doubt -- IF you look -- these are collaborating with Fatherhood.gov-style advocacy and not telling their future Family Court Roadkill (disaster stories drive media coverage drives demand for more trainings and curricula, etc.).
I'm just saying...
Catherine Austin Fitts:
"[In 2015 the fed gov't was missing] $21 trillion... and the debt... was $21 trillion... [and] as Boomers... accelerate their retirements, they have to accelerate lowering of life expectancy... So when [Covid] came... I said... don't take the vaccine."
This clip of Fitts, a former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, investment banker, and founder of the Solari Report (@solari_the), is taken from a discussion with Shannon Joy (@ShannonJoyRadio) posted to Rumble on January 8, 2026.
----------------Partial transcription of clip---------------
"Most private equity, not all private equity, but most private equity operates on an extraction model that destroys businesses and primarily destroys the businesses of the people who are being poisoned. It's a dep—it's, it's how you make money on depopulation.
"One of the videos you'll find on our wrap-up is Larry Fink saying we've created a new economic model where we can grow financially through a shrinking population... It's reality.
"You know, it's very funny. I keep telling the story. When Dr. Skidmore helped me do the report on the $21 trillion, he was astonished at the amount of lies and pushback that he got. You know, because we're using all government documents. If you go to missingmoney(.)solari(.)com, we have, you know, it's all documented by the government. We're using their financial statements. So when he published the report, remember, $21 trillion missing, and the debt at that time outstanding was $21 trillion.
"So he was astonished by the pushback. And after all our efforts, they adopt FASAB 56. So I'm still doing radio shows about the missing money. And, and I'm, I'm running an errand in the county seat where I live, Bolivar, Tennessee. I'm sitting in the parking lot talking to him by cell phone. He calls. So I'm sitting in the parking lot and he says, why do you keep doing this? You've been doing this since 1998. You know, and you won't quit. And they've completely rolled us over with FASAB 56. But you keep doing it. Why do you keep doing it? I said, don't you understand, Mark? If we don't solve the problem financially, they have only one choice, and that's to lower life expectancy. And that's what they're doing. That's what all this poisoning is about. They're lowering life expectancy.
"But if you look at the numbers, as the Boomers start to accelerate their retirements, they have to accelerate the lowering of life expectancy. And so we have to deal with this because better to face the financial problem than to allow a process that ultimately is going to, you know, do. And so Mark was struggling because he couldn't fathom what I was talking about.
"So when the pandemic came, of course, the first thing I said to all my subscribers is, don't take the vaccine. This is an op. And don't take the vaccine. And if you look at the numbers of lower life expectancy, you know, higher all-cause mortality, higher disability, you know, follow Ed Dowd. He tracks it, you know, perfectly. And they're just balancing the books. Because if you can't balance the books with money, you balance it by changing the real assets in the real world, and that's lowering life expectancy."
SheStillSays: 1,IdentifyEntities 2,FollowTheFunds retweeted
I realize my focus on things economic, monetary, fiscal, Public Private Partnerships, Entity lookups, #EntitySpeak #ACFRs_fka_CAFRs, and #DVadvocacy infrastructure, branding, and relationships with story-telling media (pro-forma reporting with hidden assumptions, endlessly), and so-forth may seem over-the-top.
Just saying -- I had a viable profession before DV/FamilyCourt/ProbateCourts gauntlets. Others still work in it. I wasn't top-of-the-heap in that profession but certainly competitive upon arriving in California (before marriage) and still, even after that disastrous decade (abuse within marriage with religious justifications), STILL getting work regionally (#SFBayArea, about a nine-county area), based on 1) my performance on gigs once engaged, and 2) no doubt the specific college degree in the specialty helped (a top 10 in that field within USA). I enjoyed this and still remember the thrill it was to come home to our (I still say "our" because that's biologically factual) daughters living in my single-parent household
...with even small, though they were increasing in amounts, checks earned in that profession. I remember the thrill of being able to maintain an economic identity, getting referrals from within the field based on others who'd seen (sic) my work, and not EVER coming home to an angry husband brandishing long, sharp-edged weapons (knives) late at night -- and/or guns. I remember the relief at NOT having to call police .... that didn't last too long ... and of NOT having to flee the home suddenly, often with, but at least one time, it had to be without, small children.
Life got suddenly so much more manageable and feasible. Hope returned. I was building (rebuilding) a future.
It took very few collaborations to undue this. FIRST, there had to be family courts, period. These weren't universal and were being developed even in the 1990s. SECOND, there had to be federal incentives to create out-come based programming IN these courts (i.e., increased noncustodial parenting time. See #WelfareDeform #PRWORA1996 (or perhaps I hashtagged it #1996PRWORA).
PRW meant "Personal RIght to Work." Where was MY right to work, in a viable, legal, supportive profession for which work existed FOR ME without major skills-retraining, etc.?
And, of course there had to be lobbyists in the private sector built upon ongoing referrals FROM the public sector (Family Courts and Child Support Enforcement (LCSEAs) agencies, etc. There had to be increasingly centralized control OF the courts from the top down in California (1998 forward), which I have documented/blogged over time -- within the Judicial Council's Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) -- NEVER underestimate the administrative sector and executive branch of any state, or of the federal (USA) government. So, yeah, there had to be an #AFCC -- and that's only the structural background.
In my family line, older siblings, both married, including two lawyers, who turned on me, like an electric switch, before my restraining order had expired, there had to be long-suppressed (Possibly from childhood) resentment against me, which I was unaware of, not living for most of my life even in the same region, let alone the same state as these) -- and once an opportunity to act on that showed up (I was "in transition" from abuse to self-sufficiency and had already proved that without radical interference, and with or without ANY child support payments, that was going to happen) it was promptly acted on.
Across every level it was communicated to both me (the mother) that I was "ex-communicated" from a tribe which had never geen that close to start with.
And, in hindsight (after our sole suriving parent died, years later, witnessing this family split and impacted by it), shortly after the "like an electric switch" sudden reversal of attitude (and more) -- a trust had been drawn up ultimately stealing (assigning to one sibling) ALL my inheritance. 100% of it.
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The federal government financial reports (not jyst statements) ANNUALLY for years are produced in a form of ##ACFRs_fka_CAFRs . So do state governments, California is way behind in it because of transfer to a new data management platform so it says…Fi$Cal. Sodo county & often even city govts.
The universities also produce their audited financial statements as private entities --the one that aren't part of state government… Be also aware that men use universities are literally part of govt (as are public school districts) and people who ever take the less than 5 minutes toTHINK of lookung up then actually finding it on line, will get neaituful overbiews (on reading -- and often well over 100 pp) these^^
Private nonprofit univs that are NOT govt entities will usually have their own foundations that produce tax returns AS WELL as private audited financial statements, which would usually also have reports to go with them… Any form 990 tax return in the US, take a look at part VI-C "Disclosure" & XI (names any dollar differences between the form 990 numbers and those financial statements numbers).
I operate volunteer and my investigative blogging, so I certainly have not done every single state and every year is federal ACFRs, but I have done enough and posted on my blog detailed breakdowns of some of the large ones like California's, I had posted on a pinned thread for a long time on this account a recent US federal tax return, and I certainly have looked at the financials of every Ivy League mentioned in the image above and a few others.
Doing this overtime gives you an overview… CAFR of course doesn't tell everything but it is a valuable resource especially the tables of contents, the organizational charts near the front, the MDNA near the front and always read at least note one which occurs after the financial statements themselves
The history of Cornell is particularly interesting
If you think about government and taxation in depth at all, it should be no surprise that federal and state governments support both public and private universities…
That type of understanding and ability to think from a perspective not shown in almost any major media is probably as valuable as following the heavily promoted anecdotes about what kind of court reforms we should have, or about a allegedly rogue bad judges or bad practices .
BY THE WAY, I am told that every state legislator that is every Congress person at state and certainly at federal level as well as heads of major media, are given these reports… Therefore these people know and don't really have an excuse for not publicizing their existence they are certainly not the kind of reports to be read but they are about as basic as you can get… There are similar not identical reports from other developed countries and we would do well to read them because they is without question and intend to internationalized our court systems without regard to domestic that means national constitutions
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🧵Proof that those pushing unfunded Pension Debt in the trillions actually know that a BUDGET=/=a BALANCE SHEET. If my screenshots =/= enough proof4U, know that two states mentioned here (#ACFRs_fka_CAFRs; #ACFRs) I DETAILED those pension funds, esp. California's where I'm from.
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