Gov DROPPING GUNS in CHICAGO: Ex-Gang Member Whistleblower

I had never put much thought into it until now, but yeah, this really does explain why people living in utter poverty steal bread from the corner store to feed their children dinner, meanwhile have a bigger arsenal and more ammunition than a well-organized militia.  Watch this incredible, yet disturbing, 10-minute video, then I’ll share drop some crazy truth.  I applaud this man for coming forward.  I guarantee he risks a lot by speaking out:

Now, one must ask, why exactly would the government want to do such a thing?  Deeper research reveals a shocking truth:

GETTING FILTHY RICH OFF VIOLENCE

Here’s the bombshell: POLICE BRUTALITY BONDS; something we pay for, but none of us know about:

Now think about this possibility:  the Gov donates weaponry to impoverished areas.  This causes a great increase in violence.  More violence = more police calls.  More calls mean more opportunities for police brutality or accusations of police brutality.  This allows for more and more Police Brutality Bonds… which means Wall Street, Banks, and ultimately, Politicians, get rich off taxpayers. 

CHICAGO IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST ABUSERS OF THESE BONDS…  the same place the ex-gang member accuses the government of dropping crates of guns.  

In fact, according to the Action Center on Race & Economy (ACRE), Chicago spent $360 million on police-related settlements and judgments between 2010 and 2016. During this same period, the city used $484.3 million in bond proceeds to pay for settlements and judgments.  Yes, the city spent $484 million on $360 million in expenses.  That alone is $120 million in taxpayers' hard-earned money that vanished into thin air someone’s pocket. 

In 2017, Chicago borrowed another $225 million, bringing the 2010-2017 total to $709.3 million. ACRE estimates that this will cost taxpayers more than $1 BILLION IN INTEREST over the life of these bonds.  They also estimate that, since 2010, big banks and law firms have made approximately $7.1 million in fees just for underwriting the bonds authorized to pay for Chicago’s lawsuits.  According to ACRE, some of the banks profiting from this racket are Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, and the Bank of Montreal (which is the parent company of Chicago’s BMO Harris Bank).  

When you start looking into the stocks and investments the politicians make, it all makes sense.  

I guarantee that number is a hell of a lot higher than $1.5 million.  Why the F is a public servant worth a million dollars, or, in some cases, hundreds of millions?

…And just like that, it all makes sense…

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