The Four Words NEVER Heard In Washington

WATCH THIS IF YOU CARE ABOUT THE NATIONAL DEBT

The U.S. national debt is currently just short of $19.25 trillion. We become more indebted to the tune of $12,000 every second and approximately $1.3 billion every day

Senator David Perdue with wisdom on the debt, deficits, Social Security, Medicare, and the looming timebomb of more than $100 billion in unfunded liabilities. Perdue explains that all of discretionary spending is borrowed. Every last dollar. The whole enchilada. And that includes $500 billion of borrowed greenbacks for the military every year.

Here are the four words that no one in congress will say:

"We CAN'T afford it."

The debt is expected to grow by $9 trillion over the next ten years. Perdue is a first-time Senator from Georgia with no relation to the Perdue chicken empire.

Tweet

From yesterday:

Comptroller General: Debt Will Soon Eclipse GDP

Comments

[S. Gompers]

And every dollar printed and loaned into existence under the terms of usury must be paid back with interest. Recall all currency loaned into existence and you still owe the interest which is money that never was created. The Federal Reserve system is an abomination.

[DailyBail]

EXACTLY.

[DailyBail]

I'm going to put a few afternoon links here.

http://miami.cbslocal.com/2016/04/15/report-tiger-injures-one-at-palm-beach-zoo/?cid=twitter_CBSMIAMI

Tiger Kills Worker At Palm Beach Zoo

[DailyBail]

Cool video of mountain lion on the loose in Granada Hills today...

http://twitter.com/ABC7/status/721074991639322625

They shut down schools apparently.

[john]

I have a few choice words too…. Fucking smart ass engineers that do govt work getting into the private sector. Ever hear of pool elevation?



http://media.apnarm.net.au/img/media/images/2013/08/21/FRA210813bogged_ct620x465.jpg

[Sagebrush]

("The Federal Reserve system is an abomination.")

You hit the nail on the head Gompers! You have to wonder why Americans allow the parasitic abomination to exist. It has done nothing but extract the wealth of the nation's working class since it's inception.

http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article9351.html

http://newrepublic.com/article/116913/federal-reserve-dividends-most-outrageous-handout-banks