Clint Richardson interview, Pt. 4 – “CAFR – Welcome to the Machine” – #145
www.gnosticmedia.com – July 14, 2012

Clint Richardson explains Certified Annual Financial Reports (CAFR) and how governments have all sorts of investments and controlling shares in corporations.

Governments report their “chequing account” but not their “savings account” and investments.

He also talks about the delusions of Ron Paul fans (like myself until recently) and how the “audit the fed” bill is irrelevant as the Fed is already audited (there is a CAFR he says). And Congress decides how much they want to know about the Fed already. In fact, as he mentioned in a previous interview, Congress created the Fed. Whether it’s private or not, it’s an agency of the government and a creature of legislation. The political theatre of Bernanke denying them information is just due to the fact that they tie their own hands deliberately.

He talks about how the later Amendments to the Constitution mean that Congress can circumvent the original ideas of the Constitution including the 10th Amendment and the will of the States. Also he explains how martial law has been in place since the end of the Civil War.

He also emphasizes and argues that U.S. citizens do not elect their President, so why do people participate? They’re just providing government a cover of legitimacy. The Electoral College members select the President and they are selected by private groups called the Republican Party and the Democratic Party. Most of these people would never vote for someone outside of those parties who lobby them.

Clint Richardson’s site
CAFR SCHOOL: How Corporations Are Funded By Taxpayers
The Corporation Nation
The Corporation Nation 2: The Great Pension Fund Hoax
Lethal Injection: The Story of Vaccines

He also mentions the important subject of how legislation is written by private corporations: ALEC Exposed

In the interview and also on his blog, he points to Walter Burien’s strategies: taxretirement.com (link to web.archive.org) and cafr1.com

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