Government CASH / INVESTMENT surplus reviews

It has come to my attention that many people are not aware of the following page on the CAFR1 site. The page starts out with a complete cash / investment potential surplus review of Arizona "State Government Inc."
     
Then on the bottom of the page are the links to most other State cash / investment surplus reviews. Make sure to click on the link at the bottom of that page for your state and look. Then at the bottom of each state review page, copy the line item review for your state and circulate! GO TO: http://cafr1.com/2001.html
   
IMPORTANT NOTE: The state reviews are for "State Government Inc. only” Reviews of Local governments from within the state are not included in the State review. If the hundred if not thousands of "other" local governments from within the state were included, the potential cash and investment surpluses would be substantially greater in most cases by a factor of four to five times or more. 

Links to some local government CAFR reviews from within the state of Arizona shown are below the Arizona state CAFR review (City: Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, County: Maricopa, Pima). I suggest you look at them and it will give you an idea of the same for your local governments from "within" your state. The reviews give the page and line item from the CAFR being reviewed of which in most cases the same CAFR is available for downloading on the internet to reference when looking at that CAFR review.

CAFR (Comprehensive Annual Financial Report)

CAFR DOWNLOAD LINKS:

Then you must ask yourself one very serious question: With the trillions of dollars taken from and spent by the public over the decades through Government, Political parties, organized education, and the syndicated media, why has not one CAFR review been completed and distributed by any of the above for public review and consumption?  (I also note the intentional vacuum of the simple open mention of the CAFR from the above)

CLEAR ANSWER: Due to the money involved and the behind the scene power, arrogance, and corruption that it breads! Drug dealers don’t want you to know how much money they are making and what they are doing with it, neither does government..