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Has the Government Legalized Secret Defense Spending?

January 19, 2019

Has the Government Legalized Secret Defense Spending? While a noisy Supreme Court fight captivated America last fall, an obscure federal accounting body quietly approved a system of classified money-moving Aerial view of the Pentagon building.     Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call/Getty Images October 4th, 2018, was a busy news day. The fight over Brett Kavanuagh’s Supreme […]

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How $21 Trillion in U.S. Tax Money Disappeared. “Full Scope Audit” of the Pentagon

July 3, 2018

How $21 Trillion in U.S. Tax Money Disappeared. “Full Scope Audit” of the Pentagon This is part of our series on the unaccounted for $21 Trillion in taxpayer money. As unbelievable and absurd as that sounds, the actual total of unaccounted for money at the Pentagon is most likely significantly more than $21 trillion. The […]

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Yes, But at What Cost?

January 9, 2018

Yes, But at What Cost? This is how our entire status quo maintains the illusion of normalcy: by avoiding a full accounting of the costs. The economy’s going great–but at what cost? “Normalcy” has been restored, but at what cost? Profits are soaring, but at what cost? Our pain is being reduced–but at what cost? […]

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Bean counters: Lost in Paradise

December 11, 2017

Bean counters: Lost in Paradise Long before the Paradise Papers, or the Panama Papers, the Enron scandal, Savings and Loan crisis, WorldCom, and the Global Financial Crisis, governments in the US, UK and Australia were colluding with the world’s biggest banks and their clients using aggressions dynamics not to defeat but to suborn the controls […]

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US government’s new ‘rule’ allows banks to completely make sh*t up

February 24, 2015

US government’s new ‘rule’ allows banks to completely make sh*t up In 1494, a 47-year old Franciscan friar named Luca Pacioli invented something that was revolutionary. Pacioli was, in fact, a friend and contemporary of Leonardo da Vinci, and the two collaborated frequently. So you’re probably guessing that Pacioli was a co-designer in Leonardo’s famed […]

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