Posts Tagged ‘Blog motto updated to “A Different Kind of Attention…” and “Suppose I’m Right Here…”’
Vital Info: “Sticky” Posts Now Listed Here [Publ. 2/9/2017, rev. 5/26, 6/19, and 10/1/2017]
**The Oct. 1, 2017 adjustment notes that (now my Jan. 9, 2017 Table of Contents Page*** is updated through Sept. 21, and better explained and displayed for prior years back to Sept. 24, 2012) I’ve added two more “sticky posts” relevant to current blogging and principles I continue to emphasize. This table format matches their look on the Table of Contents 2017 page (yellow-background), with the second one including an annotated screenprint on the title row.
I’ll list the two additional Sticky posts again below without all the highlighting but with the links and their dates. The other sticky posts presented earlier are on a specific format to feature them. These being more recent may have much more explicit financial detail with annotated images throughout. Both feature major movements in place for many years designed to affect future generations. These two posts express the continuing problems posed by missing financial statements of major, influential government entities and (the second post) document a supposed expert that failed to even demonstrate the ability to read financial statements (as opposed to notes to the same) and get the labels, let alone categories, straight, about such a major category as “fiduciary funds” and where “CalPERS” (for the State of California) falls within that category. The author who fails to read straight (actually, more than one) has published books on debt and is pushing for “State-Run Banks” as the solution to it.
Moral of the story? We need to learn the basics ourselves to understand when those claiming to present them, aren’t, which quite often, they just aren’t!
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