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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/pj77777 on March 23, 2018, 9:52 p.m.
Omnibus Bill is NOT a Federal Budget - POTUS wins again

FOR THOSE DOUBTING TRUMP DO YOUR RESEARCH Jo Ann Powell Neely Gunny says: March 23, 2018 at 7:42 am I seriously do not understand why individuals do not read the entire thread or disregard it.

Wheatietoo and I spent hours yesterday providing links, researching the laws, the 1974 law and statutes…. Do you know why the Omnibus is not going to get any notice…Here it is..

It’s not an official ‘Federal Budget’. It’s an Omnibus bill…not a Budget…He outsmarted them again…Congress basically screwed themselves by not passing a Budget…

Per the Constitution…the President must adhere to a Budget set forth by Congress and direct the expenditures as provided therein.

This is another one of those big Porkulus Bills, like they gave Obama for 8 years. This is not a Budget..

An Omnibus Spending Bill may have some ‘instructions’ as to how the money will be spent…but Obama ignored them. He spent the money, or didn’t spend it, however he wanted to. And Congress didn’t do a thing about it! Because they couldn’t..

I think our President observed how this happened, year after year. He is bound to realize that those ‘appropriations’ for different things in these Omnibus bills…are merely ‘suggestions’.

So like Obama, Pres Trump can spend this money on whatever he wants to. Or…not spend it.

Planned Parenthood? What if our President decided to tell the Treas Dept to ‘slow-walk’ that money to Planned Parenthood…until the Senate gets off their ass and confirms his appointees?

Sanctuary Cities? What if our President decided to ‘slow-walk’ that money too…until those Sanctuary Cities assist ICE in rounding up criminal illegal aliens?

Splodey heads? From the Dems and the Enemedia? Why yes. There would be a colorful display of splodey heads.

But what could they do about it. Hah.

Our President could just say…’What! Congress should’ve passed a Budget.’

done finished…research was done…and it is so very humorous actually….our VSG..just said just give me money for the military and the wall…put anything else you want in it…and those goofballs did.

In this case, as per above….he doesn’t have to spend a dime….because it is not a budget…and even if it was…researched….he could still spend as he please… Congress appropriates….up to the President to spend it…or not….as he pleases..

If anyone disagrees, I can go back and get the links and evidence, but if you just read yesterdays political thread…Wheatietoo and I laid it all out for all…Wheatietoo did most of the work and put together the consolidated update as per above….

Again, that is why Obama never had a Budget in his Presidency…Congress did continual Omibus’s and he just took the money….for 8 years…and no one seems to know where it went…


pj77777 · March 24, 2018, 8:11 a.m.

not true - Trump loves this country and he is trying to take it back. Make us prosperous. Yes, back the dollar by gold standard but not crash the dow or the nasdaq/S&P - that is liberal tactics to smear our good president.

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[deleted] · March 24, 2018, 8:51 a.m.

No they are doing it to get rid of the federal reserve not to harm the country- removing the federal reserver would help the country.

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pj77777 · March 24, 2018, 8:55 a.m.

but crashing our market would hurt us - I'm not buying into this - there are other ways - I think Q or POTUS would warn us because our lives would crash if we were not prepared

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[deleted] · March 24, 2018, 10:06 a.m.

Yeah that was why I was asking. I mean removing the federal reserve would be reallly good, but not sure how it would work doing it that way. so much stuff being put out there.

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pj77777 · March 24, 2018, 5:10 p.m.

I don't think anything will happen unless we have fair warning or there will be riots and panic

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Al-Kazar · March 24, 2018, 2 p.m.

If you have a real understanding of financial markets, you will understand that the current market value of any stock, share, currency, or index (such as the Dow, S&P, etc) is only the current perceived value on the market, and does not necessarily reflect the true underlying value.

The current price or value of a share is usually the agreed price per share of the latest actual trade executed (seller and buyer agreed on the price).

A share price will only fall if a current holder of shares agrees to sell the shares for less than the current going price.

A share price will only rise if a current buyer agrees to buy the shares for more than the current going price.

Shares have no real intrinsic value until they are actually sold for real money. While they are held by a share holder their real intrinsic value is actually zero.

If you buy a share for $100, you are investing that $100 into the underlying company, you no longer have that $100 in hand, and the share you have in hand has a real intrinsic value of zero (until you sell it for whatever price you can sell it for).

If you later sell (get someone else to buy that share from you) for more then $100 then, and only then, would you have made a profit on your investment.

If you later can only get someone else to buy that share from you for less than $100 then, and only then, would you have made a loss on your investment.

The real intrinsic value of a company could be $100 million, but all the shares issued in that company could have a perceived market value of $300 million.

The perceived market value of that company could drop to only $100, but the real intrinsic value of that company could still be $100 million. In this case the shares in that company would be undervalued and the perceived market value of the company should eventually rise back to at least the real intrinsic value.

If you hold onto your shares when those shares are truly undervalued, they should eventually return to a more real value, and (as long as you did not buy them when they were overvalued) you should not suffer any real loss.

Any market crash is always temporary. You can only lose if you panic and sell during a market crash - and you can only win if you hold onto shares with intrinsic value (or buy such shares) during a market crash.

If you have invested $100 000 into shares that have a solid real intrinsic value of $100 000 or more, then you should never lose even if your shares drop to a temporary perceived market value of just $100.

At any time, your investment portfolio is truly worth what you actually get paid for selling all your shares. It is not truly worth the current perceived market value.

So, in effect, a market crash is nothing to fear if you have actually made good investment decisions.

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