U.S. Government's $100 Trillion Spree

As some of you may be aware, the U.S. government had to release financial documents under a court order from the Supreme Court. They freely handed out over 100 trillion dollars of our money to foreign banks and organizations from 2008 to 2011. Did they even have that much to begin with or did they just create it out of thin air? I did some calculations and it turns out that the U.S. government could have given at least 1 million dollars to every citizen (excluding babies, children and the rich) to solve their money problems instead of just giving it away to foreign nations. They don't really give a damn about any of us. They're not even willing to write you a check for $10,000 or even $5. All of that money blown on nonsense instead of giving it to those who need it the most. Since they transferred that much money, I wonder how much more they're capable of producing. 1 quadrillion dollars? 100 quadrillion dollars? 100 quintillion dollars?

If this is in the wrong forum, just move it.

reply to post by Condemned0625


He obviously mispoke. 100 Trillion dollars is a ridiculous amount of money. For instance, that is the GDP of the United States for about half a decade. Enough money to give everyone on earth $15,000 in cash. You really think they printed all that?

reply to post by ncb1010


They didn't print it all. Most of it was digitally transferred. They still created it.

reply to post by ncb1010


100 trillion isn't out of the question..

But I would like some clarification from the good Congressman.

This explained everything regarding the inherent criminality of the monetary system.
A must see to understand the contrived universal deception.
Slavery lives.

reply to post by pshea38


I've seen all three films. The third film that was released a few months ago explains it in much more detail than the previous one.

reply to post by projectvxn

100 trillion isn't out of the question..

Yes it is. What would someone do with 100 trillion dollars. Buy all land on Earth? There are 30 billion acres of terrain on Earth. At a reasonable price of $3000 per acre, you could purchase all of it.

reply to post by ncb1010


The 100 trillion dollars was given to many different banks over the last 3 years or so. It's not out of the question.

Second time this has been discussed. He misspoke. He is refering to the 110 billion that was lended through the Feds Discount Window in the immediate aftermath of the 2008 collapse.