RE: $5000 DOGE Stimulus Checks?

"...free money..."

That $5k is only 20% of the money DOGE is cutting from USG expenditures. That means that the taxpayers are still robbed of 80% of the money DOGE cuts from the budget, that presumably Trump's USG will buy Trumpcoin with.

Gah! Now I'm in a bad mood.

My point is the USG got ALL the money DOGE is cutting from the budget from US taxpayers. It's not free. We worked at our jobs to earn it - well, to pay it back after the shyster Shylocks that own the Fed (which is a private bank) lent it to the USG.

We'd probably be financially better off if that money was returned to the thieving banksters that are getting paid interest on it, TBH, and reduce the national debt. We're on the hook for ~$35T of this 'free money' today. Dropping that to ~$33T may not seem like much, but that's about $200k less debt per American today, leaving each of us on the hook for only ~$3.3M more. Each. However, that calculation was based on a US population of 350M, while the Elon mentioned 79M taxpayers. Since 80 is about 1/5 of 350, the actual debt owed by taxpayers is ~5 x ~$3.5M. Each. Somewhere around $15M for each taxpayer is how the current US national debt shakes out.

If you (as I do) pay federal taxes each year, that's how much money you owe the privately owned US Federal Reserve Bank - not a federal agency, but a private bank owned by investors.

However it is free money to the investors that own the Fed. They just conjure it out of thin air. They don't actually have the $35T they lent the USG. In the debt based financial system that is operant today, money is created by lending it. That entire sum of $35T was simply conjured into existence by lending it to the USG.

"When a business makes a loan...it creates new deposits in the borrower’s account equal to the amount of the loan. This new money didn’t exist before, so it has effectively been created by the act of lending."

--https://surveys.gobranded.com/blog/where-does-your-money-come-from-understanding-the-creation-and-source-of-money/

That's why government spending is inflationary, BTW. The same amount of things for sale are now being sold in a market with more money in it. People with more money can pay more and get those things, while people that don't have more (not investors in the Fed, for example) can't buy as much stuff.

That $5k is not free money. It's debt, payable to private investors at interest. However, since they never had it to lend it to the USG, I reckon Luigi is the solution to the equation. They never lent out $35T, and it's fraud to claim we owe them $35T. The courts will take too long to sort this out, and they're corrupt anyway. Luigi is the only realistic solution to the US national debt.