Q ~ Trust Trump's Plan ~ 03/01/2025 Vol.505, Q Day 2682

YOU WILL OWN NOTHING *(IF YOU DO NOTHING)

A financial catastrophe is lurking in OUR LOCAL COUNTIES that may finally explain the motive behind election rigging.

https://krisjurski.substack.com/p/you-will-you-own-nothing-if-you-do

Excerpt:

When you heard “YOU WILL YOU OWN NOTHING AND BE HAPPY” did you ever suspect your state and local government would be the ones taking your home from you?

If you are saying, “Trump WON! We’re DONE!” Please, please read more.

Because the more I listen to what Mitch Vexler has uncovered in Texas, the more I think he has uncovered the REAL MOTIVE BEHIND ELECTION RIGGING.

And please keep in mind, NOTHING THAT CAUSED THE 2020 RIGGED ELECTION HAS BEEN FIXED YET.

Vexler found that Denton County, TX put everyones’ home up as collateral on bonds that the county leveraged 20 to 1. This means the county BORROWED 20 MILLION DOLLARS FOR EVERY 1 MILLION they had in PROJECTED TAX REVENUE! He found this out when they tried to raise his property taxes year after year since 2016.

Link to interview with Mitch Vexler

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnuIG-7onR8

Mitch Vexler is an incredibly brilliant and brave real estate developer from Texas that is a mathematical savant. He quickly caught on that Denton county was breaking multiple laws.

He also determined how this was infecting multiple counties in Texas and now in other states like Florida too. He has published all his findings and even included files and training for other citizens to check if the fraud is happening to them:

https://www.mockingbirdproperties.com/dcad

The short version is, he caught them red handed, artificially inflating property values so the county could take in the needed amount of tax revenue to cover the ever-increasing, bloated budget.

In his lawsuit, during a deposition, one of the local officials admitted to putting 60,000 properties in an Excel spreadsheet and inflating their values till they hit the needed tax revenue mark. THAT IS ABSOLUTELY ILLEGAL! Each property has to be valued to the CURRENT market and compared only with properties of equal value in their area.

Worse, those illegally inflated property values would now “infect” nearby properties that were evaluated by the state’s property tax estimation software. He estimates this caused Denton’s properties to be 40% ABOVE THEIR TAXABLE MARKET VALUE!

Why would officials do this?

The answer is the typical excuse for all enterprise. MONEY.

If you’re driving through your community and pissed at the never ending development, this is your county chasing more tax revenue in the hopes to cover the debt they already rang up.

But every new development needs utilities, schools, fire stations, police and public works. And then come the lawsuits, for example, kids falling in playgrounds.

Let’s face it. If these government officials were any good at math and money, they probably would be working in in the private sector. Because no matter how many homes they approve to build, they keep running budget deficits so they have to borrow more, and more money. Then they need more tax revenue to cover the growing budgets. So it’s a constant game of robbing Peter to pay Paul.

.....Mitch Vexler also points out this all falls under state & federal RICO laws because the counties are using unconstitutional, on top of illegal practices, to threaten home owners. Pay the taxes or lose your home. Don’t like it? Move.

Property taxes are taxes on unrealized gains, which are unconstitutional. Worse, the same group collecting the tax is the same group that calculates the unrealized gain, and also rules on any of your objections.

Sound fair to you?

Like most people, if you have a mortgage, having certain levels of home insurance is mandatory. As the home values/prices go up, so does the cost of the insurance policies that cover them. So it comes down to 2 choices: Pay it, or sell your home.

The “Live Local Act”, passed in Florida back in 2023 is starting to look sinister now. Each county is adding more subsidized, “affordable housing” which basically is large apartment complexes that are subsidized by the state and federal government. ie YOU the tax payer.

.....At your local Republican party meeting they will keep you angry at the economy failing and you won’t think to ask to see the local budget, let alone look back over the last 5-7 years. Once the meeting is over, the RINOs will probably share some high-fives or secret hand shakes, excited that at least THEY will still be getting their pensions and not homeless like the other poor slubs.

Laws will be changed like Florida SB1414 that will make sure all elections are digital with no human oversight of paper ballots. All the swing states will clamp down on elections. The relatively small voice that election integrity advocates have now will be heavily censored and their access to any forensics records to audit the election will be systematically shut off by the same changes to law.

Trump will try to hand power to his hand picked successor, but the media will ruthlessly criticize him or her and say it’s time for someone with a proven track record. The big money candidate will get all the praise and attention. Do you really think anyone could reproduce what Trump did in 2024 to overcome that?

With all the rigged election systems still in place, 2026 & 2028 will be a cake walk for the organized racket. Just like it currently is. Once they get into power, all of us rabble rousers will be labeled domestic terrorists and rounded up one-by-one like they did to the J6’ers in 2021 thru 2024. But this time, they won’t be playing games because, they will know how close they came to losing because of us.

In 2029, the new presidential puppet, in Paul Ryan style, will quickly disappoint everyone as he/she will go back to the old “promise everything, but deliver nothing” style of presidencies. Anything Trump did will get reversed.

.....P.S. to Floridians
Florida Senate Bill SB1414 will remove all the ability for our locals Supervisor of Elections to do any “post election audits.” This leaves us totally at the mercy of the private, 3rd-party, election vendors (NGOs) who will completely run our elections and only produce digital artifacts.

The paper ballots we vote on will be boxed up and completely ignored…just like they are now. If this bill passes, it will make inspection of the paper ballots essentially illegal. FL SOS, Cord Byrd has already said that current law forbids the local SOEs from hand counting the paper ballots just to verify that the digital vote counts match.

The bill’s author, Senator Blaise Ingoglia has told us this is what the Secretary of State, Cord Byrd and Governor DeSantis wanted.

Rumor has it, Senator Ingoglia has been promised Florida’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO) position if he can get this bill passed.

I wonder if Senator Ingoglia knows HE WILL BE FIDUCIARILY RESPONSIBLE for all the financial mess he would be inheriting if he gets that job. Or maybe he knows that this change to the elections law he is currently sponsoring would make sure no one ever finds out about it.

Florida Property Taxes Are Stolen - We’re Paying for Disney’s Debt

Whistleblowers are already sounding the alarm in Florida

https://krisjurski.substack.com/p/florida-property-taxes-are-stolen

Excerpt:

t didn’t take long for word to start getting out about the real problems Florida is having with our counties covering up for stolen property taxes. So far, more and more people are agreeing that is most likely the motive behind the rigged elections. The state & locals are now in cover-up mode.

Grant Warrington was bringing attention to the county commissioner battle going on in Hillsborough County. Here is a clip from the entire video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0vFEyz8x0E

Well, he found out that Hillsborough county has NOT HAD A FULL FORENSIC AUDIT IN 40 YEARS!

Worse yet, when Wostal ask DeSantis’s new Florida DOGE in a letter dated March 4, 2025 to audit his county, the rest of the county commissioners, that included both Democrats & Republicans VOTED IT DOWN.

Think Hillsborough County Commissioners have something to hide? But I’m really curious as to why DeSantis announced a FL DOGE audit of ONLY Bay County and never mentioned this very suspicious situation in Hillsborough County in his March 18th post to X:

https://x.com/GovRonDeSantis/status/1902103537150259245

Wostal already uncovered schemes where Hillsborough commissioners would simply vote for payments to NGOs (Non-Governmental Organizations) that either they directly owned or were connected to… Basically, they voted in front of the entire county board to funnel tax payer money directly into their own pockets.

While this was going on for decades, the Hillsborough Sheriff and the state never bothered to look into it. It’s the County Sheriffs and state’s responsibility to watch the counties and make sure they are following the laws. How is it that companies must be subjected to multiple layers of audits, but not a single forensic audit was done in that large county in 40 years? Do you have the ability to vote on not complying with an IRS Audit?

If local county commissioners watch each other steal millions of tax payer’s fund without any hesitation, all while local and state law enforcement ignored totally it, do you REALLY think rigging elections is a line they just won’t cross?

However, as I mentioned in my previous post, this whole game is about to come to an abrupt halt.

For the first time since I have lived in Florida, more people are LEAVING FLORIDA than moving in. This while county planning boards approved enough new developments to accommodate half of America moving here. But we’re not the only state with issues. Populations are GOING DOWN in Florida, Texas and Arizona.

.....Reventure Consulting has a concise update in this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l022w4UyR5A

The FL counties that he mentions in the video: Broward, Hillsborough, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, and Orange all share one shocking commonality.

THEY ARE THE MOST LEVERAGED COUNTIES, WITH THE MOST OUTSTANDING DEBT IN BONDS.

I asked Grok for a breakdown:

Orange County: Home to Orlando and Walt Disney World, Orange County is a likely candidate for high bond debt. The Reedy Creek Improvement District (now the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District), which encompasses Disney World, historically issued around $1 billion in bonds for infrastructure like utilities and roads. When the district’s special status was dissolved in 2023, the state took over this debt rather than passing it directly to Orange and Osceola counties. Even so, Orange County itself issues bonds for schools, transportation, and tourism-driven projects, given its population of over 1.4 million and economic activity.

Miami-Dade County: As Florida’s most populous county (over 2.7 million residents), Miami-Dade likely has substantial bond debt. It issues bonds for major projects like the Miami International Airport, seaport improvements, water and sewer systems, and public transit. Historically, it has carried billions in outstanding debt, with reports from the early 2000s showing over $2 billion in general obligation and revenue bonds, a figure that has likely grown with urban expansion and infrastructure demands.

Palm Beach County: Known for its affluent communities and rapid growth, Palm Beach County maintains a strong financial position with an AAA bond rating, but it still issues significant bonds. As of recent years, its debt portfolio included hundreds of millions for schools, public safety, and environmental projects. The county’s ability to manage debt effectively suggests a high but sustainable level, likely in the range of $1-2 billion outstanding.

Broward County: With nearly 2 million residents and proximity to Miami, Broward County issues bonds for schools, transportation (e.g., Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport), and coastal infrastructure. Its debt is likely comparable to Miami-Dade’s, potentially exceeding $1 billion, given similar urban pressures.

Hillsborough County: Including Tampa, this county supports a major metropolitan area and port, driving bond issuance for roads, schools, and utilities. Its debt is significant, though likely less than Miami-Dade or Orange due to a smaller population (around 1.5 million).

Remember that story about “DeSantis Punishing Disney” for being woke?

Did you catch the point above? Here it is again for emphasis:

When the [Disney’s] district’s special status was dissolved in 2023, the state took over this debt rather than passing it directly to Orange and Osceola counties.

Do you remember voting to take over Disney’s BILLION DOLLAR DEBT and take care of its roads and infrastructure?

WOW! DeSantis “PUNISHING WOKE DISNEY” made their revenues go up nearly 40% since 2020. (FY 2020: $65.388 billion to FY 2024: $91.361 billion)

You thought Disney was losing money with those empty parks during COVID and all those horrible woke movies. In reality, they made a cumulative 69 billion on top of what they use to earn annually back in 2020.

I wonder if that is why DeSantis got massive donations to run for president in 2023? And now the same donors are asking his wife to run for governor? They got to keep that money train rolling!

Correction. We the property tax payers funded that all…with interest.

f you put Disney’s debt together with those 5 counties, you can conservatively estimate that to be over 6 BILLION IN BOND DEBT. And the state and county officials fully expected to pass that burden on to you and your children since they used your property taxes as collateral on those bonds.

.....What would happen if the local county artificially inflated some property values in a neighborhood?
Let’s say they did it just to make their monthly debt payments to the city or county. Do you think that may blow some bubbles in the markets and cause some ripples into other areas of the economy?

I bet a real estate developer would really appreciate it, because now they could ask 5-15% more on each house in that new +1,000 zero-lot subdivision they’re putting in. The sub-contractor the developer hired nearly a year before the homes are being sold will have to deal with the rising fuel and material costs. He signed a contract to build the homes for the developer at a set cost.

Let’s not forget all the fees that are calculated as a percentage of the real estate price. So the banks make even more money from setting up these loans. And your home owner’s insurance need to now cover the higher home value and replacement costs in the area, so your premiums go up.

That artificially inflated property value would eventually make rents in the area go up. So that apartment complex owner is also going to make more money on each unit. Well, normal people probably couldn’t afford the rent increase. But if they’re doing “affordable housing”, your rent would be “subsidized” by the state and/or feds…or basically YOU THE TAXPAYER.

The more the property prices go up, the MORE MONEY ALL OF THESE PLAYERS MAKE while you suffer the the rising expenses.

Can you see how a few people stand to make millions or even billions from a little change in a spreadsheet in a county property tax appraisal office somewhere?

Think it would be a big deal to send some politicians some donations AFTER that kind of “help” makes them millions? They call that, “the cost of doing business.”

But do you know the REAL COST OF DOING BUSINESS letting this continue?

While cleaning voter rolls we saw more and more Floridians registering to vote in RV Parks and campgrounds. At first we thought it might be phantoms being stuffed into an area for fraud. So one day, I jumped the car and drove out to a few places we had near by.

At one place in Ocoee, FL, I noticed an RV Dealer was across the street from the campground. Driving around and talking to some locals there, I could quickly tell that many of the campers didn’t even have a vehicle adequate to tow that camper any where. What’s going on? I thought this was a camp site?

Turns out most of the people living there were just one-step away from homelessness, because they took what little money they had left after being priced out of living in a home and purchased a camper. The RV Dealers came up with a fancy name for it — “Long-Term RVing.”

Florida’s climate make it possible to live in an RV year round, but do you think that is the same as living in a home? How about trying to raise a family in one?

The corrupt counties that continue to steal from tax payers are not even a lifting a finger to help these people. Neither has the state done anything to look into the problem. Did you even hear Florida’s legacy corrupt media talking about it?

That is because, this is the secret future that awaits the majority of Americans who WILL OWN NOTHING AND BE HAPPY.

It’s time to consider if inflation is REALLY BEING CAUSED by greedy parasites who STEAL TOO MUCH from our value-based economy. This forces us to use more money to pay for the same good and services.

Think of it like a leaky pipe trying to deliver the same amount of water. You have to keep pushing more water through to overcome all the leaks…ie the parasitic politically connected criminals.

Do you think the greedy political donors or the soulless politicians they puppeteer would want some American First, moral Christian coming into elective office and possibly blowing the whistle on all this happening? Or worse… fixing it?

Well, now you have an idea on why states & locals are rigging our elections.

Illinois Proposes a Citizen-Tracking Road Tax

Use the road? Pay the toll.

https://www.libertynation.com/illinois-proposes-a-citizen-tracking-road-tax/

Excerpt:

Illinois Democrats hope to impose a “road usage charge” on Prairie State residents. If successful, the proposal would see drivers pay more the more miles they log. But tracking the miles requires universal vehicle surveillance – an affront to the fundamental liberties of privacy and free travel, and a non-starter for most non-statists. Will the new road tax regulation reach its intended destination, or will the roadblocks prove insurmountable?

Illinois Road Tax Initiative
Introduced by Illinois Democrat state Rep. Ram Villivalam, the proposed pilot program would “assess the potential for mileage-based revenue as an alternative to the current system of taxing highway use through motor fuel taxes.” The plan is driven by concerns that drivers of electric vehicles do not pay a fuel tax, which has hurt revenues and is particularly inequitable. EV owners already receive regressive incentives to buy their fancy rigs; avoiding road levies punishes poor citizens a second time by making them shoulder the lion’s share of highway maintenance costs.

Illinois already saddles its drivers with heavy baggage. The Daily Caller reports the Prairie State pays the second-highest gas taxes nationally (after California) at 67.1 cents per gallon and the 7th-highest average tolls at an equivalent of 65 cents per mile on non-interstate toll roads. Presumably, the novel vehicle miles-traveled tax (VMT) would be applied to both gas-powered transport and EVs to displace fuel levies, but additional costs would include tracking technology. Americans for Tax Reform explains that federal pilot program legislation proposes “third-party onboard diagnostic devices (GPS tracking devices), smart phone apps, data from automakers and data obtained by car insurance companies.”

A Toll by Any Other Name
The nation appears poised on a dystopic precipice when driving to work is labeled “surface transportation.” Bureaucratic disconnect is on Brave New Display when the government cajoles people to grant surveillance powers linked to a regressive tax that was promised would never be enacted, which citizens are told is not a toll. The Highway Administration states: “Any revenue collected through a user-based alternative revenue mechanism established using funds provided under this program shall not be considered a toll….” A tax by any other name …

.....Illinois taxpayers already smothered with high road taxes will be a testing ground as Ram Villivalam’s progressive “equitable” pilot project is presented to the Illinois legislature in tandem with proposals to eliminate longstanding protective name change practices using the stealth-jargon of equity. Over time, the barrage of smooth-tongued efforts to grow government powers and coffers at taxpayer expense inflicts a heavy toll on public trust.
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NYC’s attempt at congestion toll/tax got slapped down this should too.

Not Just Fauci: The Scientific Establishment Peddles Lies Continually

https://www.selwynduke.com/2025/03/not-just-fauci-the-scientific-establishment-peddles-lies-continually.html

Excerpt:

It was just revealed that the Biden administration intentionally buried an “inconvenient” study in order to justify an energy crackdown. Of course, we’re seldom shocked to hear that politics is, well, political. But what about when study authors themselves bury, or otherwise obscure, inconvenient data? This not only happens, says a Ph.D. scientist with more than 20 years experience, but is actually common in research. In fact, the picture painted by Dr. Lorene Leiter reveals, the mainstream science establishment is much like our mainstream media establishment: a realm where lies may reign supreme.

Explaining her background, Leiter states that she “earned a Ph.D. from Rutgers University and worked at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Massachusetts Institute of Technology.” She began her scientific career as a starry-eyed young idealist, too. Her romantic vision was one of toiling in a basement with Marie Curie-like figures pushing back the frontiers of knowledge. And Leiter did make a major discovery:

She learned that today, the “publish or perish” priority trumps all.

“No paper, no money for your lab. Period,” Leiter writes at American Thinker Wednesday. “And the motherlode [sic] for money is the NIH.”

Yes, that would be the National Institutes of Health — the entity the now notorious Dr. Anthony Fauci was part of.

Get the Cat — An Infernal Lab Mouse Is Refusing to Cooperate Again
Leiter states that our current system ensures scientific fraud. In fact, the incidents of cheating she observed are legion, she says. Know that she’s far from the first to make this observation, too, as I reported in 2014. (More on this later.)

A common cheating method, Leiter relates, is to, à la Joseph Stalin, “airbrush” “uncooperative” lab mice from an experiment. That is, let’s say that upon conducting research you find that your hypothesis isn’t borne out. But then you realize you can use the Chinese menu method of result “alteration.” Just dispense with “the data from two mice in Group A and one in Group B,” writes Leiter, and voila! Hypothesis alignment is achieved — and publication is possible.

As for possibly disclosing the negative results revealing your hypothesis’ invalidity, that’s a nonstarter, states Leiter. First, you won’t be published. Moreover, it’ll be disastrous for the other scientists expending resources studying the same hypothesis. (Probably a good way to earn persona non grata status among your colleagues.)

Staggering Deceit
Leiter also provides some examples of the scientific fraud. She writes that, for instance,

there’s the interaction that wasn’t — published in a prestigious journal. The “discovery?” Molecules A and B bound together! It was a big discovery in cancer research. What the journal didn’t know was A and B never bound directly. Instead, they both bound to Molecule C, giving the appearance that A and B bound directly. This was easily proven by dissolving C. The kicker? The researcher did this experiment before submitting the paper, but mum’s the word to the journal. And wouldn’t you know — that paper resulted in a big grant from the NIH.

And then there’s the “smart” gene. A gene in mouse brains was altered to see if it affected intelligence. Success! It made them smarter! The study got so much attention that David Letterman included it in his act. But then…

Oops. No one could reproduce the results, and a close look at the raw data by a clever new researcher revealed the truth — the famous paper was bogus.

Warnings Abound
As mentioned earlier, Leiter isn’t alone in blowing this whistle. As I related in 2014 in “Blinding Me With Science: Fraud and Folly for Fame and Funding”:

BMJ.com (formerly the British Medical Journal) has done much good reporting on this topic. [Its] Bob Roehr wrote in 2012:

Retraction of biomedical and life science research papers for fraud or misconduct is more widespread than previously thought and is roughly 10-fold more common today than in 1975, shows a new study….

The study looked at all 2047 retractions listed in the PubMed index as at [sic] 3 May 2012. It tallied the reasons stated by the journal in making its retraction and also examined reports filed with the US government’s Office of Research Integrity and other sources. That resulted in reclassification of 118 of 742 retractions (16%) given in an earlier study of retraction from error to fraud.

Also in 2012, BMJ’s Aniket Tavare reported, “One in seven UK based scientists or doctors has witnessed colleagues intentionally altering or fabricating data during their research or for the purposes of publication, found a survey of more than 2700 researchers conducted by the BMJ.” In the same vein, BMJ’s Tony Sheldon wrote just three months later, “A Dutch survey claims that one in seven doctors have seen scientific research results that have been invented. In addition, nearly a quarter have seen data that have been massaged to achieve significant results.”

Not-so-mighty Mouse
What’s more, the problems with today’s research are baked in, asserts Leiter. For example, consider that the most commonly used mice in research now are the “C57BL/6” variety. These are purposely inbred rodents (brother/sister pairings) designed to have no genetic variability. One result of this is “fixed” recessive genes and “fixed” mutations — some of which are dangerous. As Leiter writes:

Interestingly, C57BL/6 mice don’t hear well; they prefer alcohol to water; and they are more prone to obesity. What else is wrong that has yet to be discovered? The defect may not be overt, but is it affecting your experiment without you even knowing it?

Leiter makes more points related to using these dysgenic creatures:

“Outbred” mice would mirror humans more in exhibiting great genetic diversity, but aren’t usually used. For this variability would necessitate much larger sample sizes and far greater monetary expense.
Lab rodents never see sunlight and have one dimensional diets. How does this affect their immune systems?
Lab mice usually have no toys and languish in small cages; meaning, there’s little exercise or stimulation. Does this create a mental state (depression?) conducive to health?
She then illustrates the problem with an example:

Suppose you discover that a certain diet made a mouse sicker. Was it the diet itself, or did the diet push the mouse over the edge because it wasn’t healthy to begin with? Or what if another diet made the mice healthier? Were they so sick (albeit not to the naked eye) that just about anything would improve their health?

Solutions
Finally, Leiter presents some possible ways to remedy the scientific corruption. She states:

For starters, minimize cheating by perhaps setting up a lab with the purpose of randomly reproducing studies submitted for publication. You never know if yours will be picked, so you better not cheat. If you’re caught, you’ll lose your NIH funding.

Second, abolish the “publish or perish” scam that encourages cheating and bad science. A good start is being able to publish negative data.

Third — how about a think tank? We don’t have to fill it with Ph.Ds — just great minds…. Imagine ideas that could emerge among people from all different backgrounds.

Really, this corruption and waste sound like problems Elon Musk and DOGE should perhaps tackle. After all, just imagine how many billions of dollars are wasted funding fraudulent research. And is any of this surprising? It is, in fact, precisely what we might expect when we combine science and state.

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