The Stimulus Cover Up: Small Businesses Cheated, Corrupt Covid-19 Stats, Crony Benefits
Last week thousands of Americans have been reporting that they received their stimulus check, while many people have been having issues with the system. Moreover, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief & Economic Security (CARES) Act has not been able to cover everyone and the Small Business Administration’s (SBA) coronavirus relief program was recently drained in minutes. American bureaucrats made the section flexible enough to allow much larger businesses and wealthy individuals to reap the SBA’s designated funds for covid-19 relief.The CARES Act: ‘A Massive Wealth Transfer from the Middle Class to the Moneyed Class’
As soon as the CARES Act passed through the Senate, Kentucky Representative Thomas Massie toldthe public the bills passing was a blatant “cover up.” People who actually read the newly enacted law can quickly find that the relief act is loaded with pork funds, corporate bailouts and Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) for the Federal Reserve’s risky schemes. As more time passes, people have found significant amounts of manipulation within the stimulus plan and Massie has once again called out the collusion between politicians and corporatists. Massie recently stated:The tragedy of this bill is it’s a massive wealth transfer from the middle class to the moneyed class.Many freedom advocates who have read the CARES Act have found extreme fraud and manipulation within the law’s pages. The government is in such a rush to get the small business loans and $1,200 checks out the door that many mistakes will be made, and fraud will be rampant,” Representative Massie wrote after finding out that deceased Americans were getting $1,200 checks sent to their former addresses and bank accounts.
Americans witnessed the stimulus being distributed unfairly last week when the Small Business Administration’s (SBA) coronavirus relief program was drained by banks, investment managers, private clubs, and law firms in a matter of minutes. Headlines detailed that “big banks” were involved with botching the SBA relief program that was meant for much smaller companies. “The rules for qualifying for the loans, though, were so loose that the program was opened up to many businesses and people who were not the intended recipients, which is one of the reasons the program hit its ceiling so fast,” one report noted.Stimulus Funds Create Incentives for Covid-19 Classification Discrepancies
In addition to the manipulated SBA program, it has been discovered that the CARES stimulus is making it so the coronavirus victim count in the U.S. can’t be trusted.During the coronavirus outbreak, political activist Candace Owens has been outspoken against the government’s stimulus and lockdown orders. “There is nothing more ironic than listening to those who want to stay locked inside forever because they believe coronavirus is going to wipe out millions, refer to those of us who want to go outside, work, and socialize as ‘tin-foil hats.’ — ZERO self-awareness,” Owens tweeted on Saturday.
The commentator and political activist, Candace Owens, mentioned how hospitals are being incentivized by the cash injections from the government. “Every time a hospital admits, discharges, or loses a patient to Covid-19, they are compensated 15% more according to the CARES ACT, SEC 4409,” Owens tweetedto President Donald Trump on April 14. Owens further added:NYC was facing a hospital budget crisis and you (Trump) fixed it for them. They are inflating all of their coronavirus numbers.Mega Banks Repatriate Stimulus from Debtors – 43,000 Millionaires to Get $1.6M in Tax Rebates
Meanwhile, the complaints concerning banks taking people’s stimulus checks if they own certain debts, continues to heat up. “Certain banks are confiscating customers’ stimulus money to put toward negative account balances (which can swell quickly with overdraft fees) — USAA is doing this,” the New York Times banking columnist Emily Flitter recently tweeted. Further, it’s been discoveredthat while most Americans will get a $1,200 check from the Treasury, 43,000 U.S.-based millionaires will get $1.6 million eachin tax rebates from the helicopter money.
For years now freedom lovers and believers in sound money theory have warned of the catastrophic effects of the central planner’s monetary schemes. What’s worse is the coronavirus corporatist bailouts are being done with no secrecy and all one has to do is simply read the CARES Act’s pages to find fraud. The manipulated monetary system has caused many people worldwide to leverage precious metals, barter and trade, and cryptocurrencies in order to advance their economic freedom. Satoshi Nakamoto created the Bitcoin network in spite of the central bank’s disastrous ‘bust and boom’ economies and created a fair and predictable electronic cash system. As for the latest U.S. stimulus plan, ironically one manis in charge of overseeing $2.2 trillion in relief spending. Meanwhile, a great number of Americans have been protesting U.S. lawmakers who have shut down the economy and there has been a myriad of “end the lockdown” demonstrationsin various states across the nation.
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