Congressman Exposes the Truth—Your Tax Dollars Are Being Laundered Right Back to Politicians

Congressman Tim Burchett just confirmed what many suspected—your tax dollars are being laundered. The endless spending, the wars, the so-called “aid packages”—it all circles back into the pockets of the political elite.

“Where did all of your tax dollars go?” Burchett asked. “They left Washington, DC, flowed through some organization, and ended up right back in politicians’ back pockets.” That’s the game. Money moves through bureaucratic hands, gets funneled through third parties, and somehow—like magic—it enriches the very people who claim to be “serving the public.”

The Covid stimulus was the biggest wealth transfer in modern history. Massie warned about it. Rand Paul exposed it. Robert Kennedy sounded the alarm. But the system steamrolled ahead, and trillions of taxpayer dollars vanished into a black hole of corruption.

And that’s why the wars never end. Every dollar sent overseas has a way of finding its way back—not to you, but to them. The corruption is too deep, too blatant, and too profitable to stop. Unless, as Burchett put it, people start going to jail.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1894425390560460928

Claims this was the biggest wealth transfer in history

https://twitter.com/i/status/1894600649779691689

Everything Is Falling—Markets Sell Off With No Clear Trigger

Something is breaking. Stocks are sinking like the trade war just reignited, yet the dollar is tumbling as if peace talks were announced. Crypto is bleeding as if the bear market just started, while Treasury yields collapse like rate cuts are back on the table. Every asset is selling off, but there’s no clear trigger—just a stampede to the exits.

Oil prices are falling like a recession is on the horizon. Gold, usually a safe haven, is plunging as if a “soft landing” is guaranteed. Investors aren’t buying into the Fed’s narrative—but they’re selling everything else.

This is not a panic—yet. The selloff has been relentless, with no meaningful bounces, no major news catalysts—just pure de-risking. Traders are dumping risk assets and heading to the sidelines, bracing for whatever comes next. When markets move this aggressively with no clear reason, it usually means big money knows something the public doesn’t.

Then there’s Microsoft. For the first time in nearly a decade, $MSFT has hit a Death Cross, with its 200-day moving average sloping downward. This isn’t just any stock—it’s one of the most heavily weighted in the entire market. When giants like Microsoft start breaking down, the broader market tends to follow.

Goldman Sachs’ U.S. Equity Sentiment just collapsed to its lowest level in nearly two years—a classic contrarian signal. Retail traders, as always, are left holding the bag in a market that feels more manipulated by the day.

https://x.com/Barchart/status/1894641569741025770

https://x.com/Barchart/status/1894281135137386539

https://x.com/KobeissiLetter/status/1894409282184995179

https://x.com/DonMiami3/status/1894424334489342190

https://citizenwatchreport.com/everything-is-falling-markets-sell-off-with-no-clear-trigger/

CIA Big Shots Threaten to Spill Top-Secret Stuff to Foreign Lands While FBI Workers Trash Evidence as DOGE Closes In

Chaos reigns in the shadows of Washington, and nobody seems to care. The CIA’s got officials so rattled by Trump’s government-trimming DOGE crew that they’re threatening to spill classified dirt to foreign powers if they’re canned. Meanwhile, over at the FBI, evidence is vanishing faster than a politician’s promises after election day. This isn’t some spy flick—it’s the real deal, unraveling right now, and it’s a mess that could sink us deeper into trouble.

Start with the CIA. They’re sweating bullets over an unclassified email sent to the White House back in early February, listing officers up for layoffs—first names, last initials, no less. Sources whispering to CNN say it might’ve blown the cover of undercover folks, and now the agency’s scrambling to figure out how bad the damage is. Trump’s swinging a wrecking ball at the federal bloated beast, and this is one of the cracks showing. Career spooks and ex-officials are warning that slashing jobs and digging into spending could unravel the delicate web of secrets keeping us safe. Fair point—except when the ones holding those secrets start acting like cornered rats ready to squeal to the highest bidder.

Then there’s the Treasury angle. A senior insider there penned a memo to Secretary Scott Bessent, sounding the alarm about some 25-year-old tech whiz from Elon Musk’s DOGE squad getting eyes on the government’s payment system. That’s not just Social Security checks—it’s the pipeline for hush-hush CIA cash, funneled through fronts and legit businesses alike. Hand that to an untrained kid, and you’re begging for foreign hackers to map out who’s getting paid, how much, and why. Over at Langley’s 7th floor, the top brass are murmuring about mass firings and buyouts turning loyal agents into bitter exes who might peddle intel to hostile nations. This isn’t just sloppy—it’s a slow-motion disaster begging for a traitor to cash in.

The CIA’s own blunder takes it up a notch. To shrink the workforce per Trump’s orders, they fired off that email—unsecured, mind you—naming every newbie from the last two years. Some were prepping to go deep undercover in dicey spots overseas. Now, the agency’s debating whether to pull them back or shuffle them elsewhere, all because foreign hackers might’ve snagged their IDs. Worse, embassy gigs secretly staffed by CIA officers could be blown wide open, ticking off host countries and putting assets in the crosshairs. “The position is now burned,” a former spook put it, sketching out how enemies could reverse-engineer decades of cover roles. One slip, and the whole game’s up.

https://citizenwatchreport.com/cia-big-shots-threaten-to-spill-top-secret-stuff-to-foreign-lands-while-fbi-workers-trash-evidence-as-doge-closes-in/

All the talk about cutting government waste, yet the first thing House Republicans do is vote to increase deficits.

DOGE was supposed to rein in spending, but when it comes time to act, it’s just more of the same.

Trump inherited Biden’s mess, but if reckless spending continues, inflation won’t go away—it’ll get worse. You can’t spend your way out of a debt crisis. If Republicans don’t start making real cuts, they’ll own the inflation they claim to fight.

https://citizenwatchreport.com/all-the-talk-about-cutting-government-waste-yet-the-first-thing-house-republicans-do-is-vote-to-increase-deficits/

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Damn straight!

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Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard Calls UK Ordering Apple To Create ‘Backdoor’ To Encrypted Costumer Data an ‘Egregious’ Violation of Americans’ Rights

Besides the many trade, geopolitical and security issues plaguing the relations between the US under President Donald J. Trump and the European ‘allies’, another sticking point is bound to be the matter of freedom of speech and privacy rights of citizens.

After the UK, under leftist PM Keir Starmer, secretly ordered Apple to create a ‘backdoor’ into the iPhone users’ encrypted data worldwide, the new U.S. Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, called it an ‘egregious’ violation of American rights.

Gabbard also said it could violate a law regarding cooperation in investigations between the countries.

The new DNI wrote yesterday (25) to Senators Ron Wyden (D-Oregon) and Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Arizona), disclosing that she had directed a legal review of the UK’s secret order.

She said that she had not known of it before it was reported, and acted after the legislators’ appeal to her.

The Washington Post reported:

“’I share your grave concern about the serious implications of the United Kingdom, or any foreign country, requiring Apple or any company to create a `backdoor’ that would allow access to Americans’ personal encrypted data’, she wrote in response. ‘This would be a clear and egregious violation of Americans’ privacy and civil liberties, and open up a serious vulnerability for cyber exploitation by adversarial actors’.”

“Apple was forbidden from disclosing the order to Congress or U.S. regulators by the U.K. Home Office under the Investigatory Powers Act, which allows British officials to compel communications and technology providers to assist in government inquiries. The order required Apple to develop the capability to defeat the strong encryption in its optional Advanced Data Protection cloud data storage so that officials could request access to individuals’ data in the same way they do for ordinary iCloud backups and storage.”

But, instead of complying, Apple pulled the secure storage from U.K. customers entirely, stating that it had never built a back door into its products and never would.

The encrypted storage capability remains available everywhere else in the world.

“Even that pullout would not be enough to end the U.K. demand that the tech giant create the back door for spying on those in other countries. Gabbard’s complaints might do that, and she pledged to keep Congress apprised.”

The CLOUD agreement bars the British from deliberately seeking information on Americans, but if Starmer forces the creation of a universal back door, it would create ‘a new target for hackers and spies elsewhere’.

“’Any information sharing between a government — any government — and private companies must be done in a manner that respects and protects the U.S. law and the Constitutional rights of U.S. citizens’, Gabbard wrote. ‘I look forward to ensuring the UK government has taken necessary actions to protect the privacy of American citizens, consistent with the CLOUD Act and other applicable laws, irrespective of any press reporting’.”

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/02/director-national-intelligence-tulsi-gabbard-calls-uk-ordering/

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>>22662048

considering most chips are backdoored it's kinda retarded from all sides

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Senators ignore that this billionaire is a walking conflict of interest

There was bipartisan appraisal for Stephen Feinberg's arms industry ties at his DoD confirmation hearing on Tuesday

Billionaire investor and prominent private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management CEO Stephen Feinberg’s possible ascension to the Pentagon’s No. 2 role is a textbook case of the military industrial complex revolving door.

You wouldn’t know that from yesterday’s Senate Armed Services Committee confirmation hearing for Feinberg, President Trump’s nominee for Deputy Secretary of Defense, though. Largely welcoming Feinberg’s weapons industry background, senators instead probed Feinberg’s views on proposed Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) cuts and Ukraine amid Trump era political turbulence.

Who is Stephen Feinberg?

A longtime military investor vis a vis Cerberus Capital Management, which holds about $65 billion in assets across various industries, possible conflicts of interests embroil Feinberg’s possible DoD ascension.

Indeed, Feinberg’s Cerberus sports a controversial investment track record in the defense sector. The head of the first Trump administration’s intelligence advisory board, Feinberg previously owned national security contractor DynCorp (now owned by Amentum) through Cerberus, where DynCorp controversially trained U.S.-backed fighters in Iraq, Liberia, and Afghanistan under his tenure. Some of Cerberus’ defense-related portfolio holdings, like Navistar Defense and TransDigm, have been notorious for price-gouging equipment for clients like the U.S. Marines Corps. And Cerberus-affiliated Tier 1 Group had infamously trained members of a Saudi hit team who killed Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi in 2018.

These matters considered, it’s curious that none of this was raised during Tuesday’s hearing, as Feinberg would be overseeing the DoD’s day-to-day operations — including managing the defense budget — as the department's second-in-command.

In fairness, Feinberg says he’ll divest from Cerberus stake to avoid a conflict of interest if confirmed. Indeed, Senator Eric Schmitt (R-Mo.) thanked Feinberg for his pledged divestment at the hearing.

But as Quincy Institute Senior Research Fellow William Hartung explains: “Divestment alone doesn’t remove the potential for future conflicts of interest.”

“[He] could make or influence decisions that might benefit companies he would want to work for or invest in when he leaves the Pentagon. The only way to address that larger issue would be for Feinberg to pledge that he would not work for or invest in weapons firms after he leaves the Pentagon,” Hartung said.

Senators embrace Feinberg's military industry ties, question his DOGE, Russia views

Despite the stakes, Feinberg’s controversial military contracting history went largely unquestioned at the confirmation hearing. Instead, senators present, including Senators Roger Wicker (R- Miss.), Tim Kaine (D-Va)., Jim Banks (R- Ind.), and Rick Scott (R - Fl.), often chalked up this history as experience critical for the role.

“We need someone who can work alongside the secretary, harnessing the American spirit to ensure that the United States outpaces our adversaries, someone who knows how to reform organizations, improve outputs, harness innovations,” said Senator Wicker. “Not only, Mr. Feinberg, do you have extensive background investing in sectors critical to national security, but you also served on the President's Intelligence Advisory Board. So thank you for that.”

https://responsiblestatecraft.org/feinberg-pentagon/

https://www.justice.gov/usao/pressreleases?page=1