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Monday, February 24, 2014

Is the California CAFR scandal for real?

Source: Charleston Voice

Posted by niteowl at 11:36 PM

Labels: budget excess, CAFR, California, Carl Herman, Comprehensive Annual Financial Reports, greed, Guy Evans, Walter Burien

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niteowl: I like to see thru illusions. We are surrounded by them on this plane, and I believe they can be both good and bad. Wolf Messing used them to his advantage, but then the Illuminati and manipulators among us use them against others. Seeing thru illusion also means seeing thru bad logic and observing that people often think emotionally and therefore make illogical deductions, like with the DSK case, chemtrails, or 911. If people want to believe something with no reason to back it up, or they have a hidden agenda, they may maintain that illusion until it falls away in reality amidst the evidence that piles up around it. Sometimes this can take years for people to perceive. Ironically, when they find themselves the target of bad logic, they may fail to recognize that it may be a karmic lesson. This is very true of the sociopathic mind that has little to no capacity for true empathy and compassion and thus may readily dismiss a karmic lesson. Ok, I was supposed to say something about myself. I'm a lover of animals, jazz, good writers, and people who have put the materialistic agenda aside long enough to recognize we got bigger issues to deal with right now.

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