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I need your help. You probably have more Internet experience and contacts than I.
-CAFRman, Lieutenant Colonel, USAF, Retired
SittingOnMoney
It's Your Money!!
State and local governments have huge excesses of the taxpayers money they are not using. Good Afternoon:
Mon, January 29, 2001
12:35PM
   

The way things are going in California, with President Bush starting to help, I am scared that ALL AMERICANS are going to become involved in the bail out. This is at a time when California has $60. 94 billion in potential surpluses of the taxpayers' money. (My recent review of California's FY 2000 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report [CAFR]. Click here for the report.)

Now you don't have to believe me, but will you believe a Former Energy Secretary? On January 23, 2001, 11:09pm Mountain Time, on CNN TV-Headline News, John Herrington, Former Energy Secretary in the Reagan Administration said:

"They (Federal Government) have no obligation to bail out the State of California. California has 34-35 million people, a very wealthy State, with HUGE, and I emphasize HUGE, tax surpluses. There is plenty of electricity out there, it just is too expensive and no one wants to pay the bill." (Emphasis added)

May be Secretary Herrington went to www.cafrman.com .

With a slow-down/recession on the horizon, all Americans will be adversely affected if the California economy, because of this energy fiasco, goes into a deep recession. The people of California need to get the truth and get it now on the $60.94 billion.

If you don't believe it will affect you then just listen to the news. California is 12% of the U.S. economy and the sixth largest economy in the world. I don't care where you are in the U.S.; if California does down, you go down.

I need your help. I do not know who to contact in California in order to get mass coverage of the $60.94 billion in potential surpluses that exist in California. I know the news media will not cover this issue. Are there consumer groups, taxpayers' associations, independent political parties, etc. that can be contacted ? Give me an email list/addresses or something that I can use. I'll do the work in contacting them.

If you have your own email list, then send this email out to them, because there may be others who have ideas on this issue that we have not thought of. If you have a web site, then put it on your site for a short period of time .

I need to get my report on California to Californians who can do something. Forget the Governor and legislators; they created and are involved in this crisis.Who was Governor Davis' last opponent or next opponent? Who are the politicians that lost in the last election or future challengers? This is great ammunition for them.

I am picking your brain, expertise and experience, because I hope there will be some of you who can help.

Respectfully,

-CAFRman

P.S.

"I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. And because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do the something that I can do. What I can do, I should do. And what I should do, by the grace of God, I will do." - Edward Everett Hale

This message is sent in compliance of the email bill section 301, Per Section 301, Paragraph (a)(2)(C) of S. 1618. I will comply with all removal requests. Just put Remove in the subject line and email to: cafrman@cafrman.com