Suffice it to say the agenda is not stewardship. The agenda is rape of the U.S. Treasury.
How would he do that? Big ticket items where nothing else existed are needed infor him to get a good slice of the pie. That are big ticket items?
Schools.
That is why schools are on his dessert menu. Schools are $857 billion per year. That is a brand new $1 trillion/year pie.
He wants a big slice of that. That is what all the “school hoopla” is about. He has billionaires lusting. Do you really think he cares about education? Ha ha ha. Sure Donald always has been an education zealot. Let us take a deeper look on divvying up what we do see:
School Pie. If we privatize schools we create a new business. Think of it: 115,000 schools.
There are 96,000 public schools and 19,000 private schools. There are 80 million students, kindergarten through high school. This is a big business: $857 billion per year of federal and state funding.
Think of the possible graft in letting those contracts. I think $1 trillion per year is really good new graft material where nothing before existed as a business opportunity. That Donald sure knows how to drain the U.S. Treasury. His only problem is they are state schools. He is struggling with that part, but don’t worry. Donald’s sees the $857 billion/year prize. I see his greed.
Detention Camps.
Another big new pie, a really big show for you tonight, is the deportation camps. There are models for these. Few understand the complexity. These are not prisons they are detention camps where families live.
The Detention Camp in Crystal City, Texas, 1944. This camp held 3,374 detainees. We will need camps 20 times larger than this.Deportation Camp Pie. “Get’em Up. Move’em Out.” Rowdy Yates on Rawhide. The round up has to have a drop off point and that will be the closest detention camp. I contemplate 20 such camps. Let me explain. The backlog is 10 million immigrants. That will grow annually 10%.
Single camp size: 15,000 people, think of Bainbridge, Georgia, or any city near you of 15,000 people.)
15,000 acres = 25 square miles (5 miles by 5 miles)
Land use. On the nearly 15,000 acres of land, the camp will have vegetable gardens, hogs, cattle, and chickens to fulfill the needs of the population.
The typical camp will be 1200 buildings, a 65-bed hospital, 10 dining facilities and restaurants.
Operate/Maintain. At each camp there will be really big NEW business:
Schools (6)
Hospital (1)
Health Clinics (3)
Camp Administration, Burser, and Management (1)
Communications and Internet department
Dining facilities and restaurants (10)
Bulk Fuel Storage (1) and gas stations (3)
Warehousing and cold storage facility contractor
Food services contractor
Central Issue Facility and Operations
Camp convenience stores (4)
Laundry services contractor
Emergency medical services contractor
Facilities O&M contractor
Construction Department
Fire Department
Water Department
Sewage Department
Security Department
Parks and Recreation Department
Morgue Department
Roads and Grounds maintenance contractor
Waste management contractor
Transportation and motor pool contractor.
Cost to feed 1 person, $12 per day. This will be a $70,000,000/yr. food service contract. Since I cook and I did BD work for Aramark, Sodexo, and Gulf Coast Catering (GCC), I can take this contract. Where do I sign the contract? (What? That is not the criteria? I’m not a billionaire? I am disqualilified? What?)
Cost for laundry for 1 person, $2 per day. This is a $10,000,000/yr. laundry contract.
A camp for 15,000 will cost $300 million per year to run, not including $200 million each for building the camp. Then 20 camps will be needed, minimum. $4 billion for design/construction, $6 billion per year operations and maintenance, and a 10-year gig.
Number of Camps Needed: 20 for 300,000 people (incarcerated for 6 months). At this rate, the 10 million backlog will clear in 10-15 years depending on the influx.
I think $4 billion in construction and $6 billion per year O&M per camp is really good graft material where nothing before existed as a business opportunity.
That Donald knows how to drain the U.S. Treasury. Look at two distinct things. Distractions. Money pits. It is one or the other.
Distractions.
Greenland, Gaza, Panama, Mexico, China are distractions. Distracting you from watch Musks attack on the Treasury. The distractions by Musk and Trump are to set up those money pit contracts.
Money pits.
New procurements for first-of-a-kind contracts require funding appropriations from Congress and there must be room in the budget for such contracts to be let. The programs are not $1 billion. Each is hundreds of $ billions. Graft is Donald Trump’s agenda and intention. Legal graft via quid pro quo is best, but not the BIG buck$.
How about privatizing the post office? $90 billion a year. An illegal graft pipeline.
How about privatizing schools? $857 billion/year. An illegal graft pipeline.
How about building and operating detention centers? An illegal graft pipeline.
How about Medicare privatization? $839 billion/year. An illegal graft pipeline.
How about the Sovereign Trust Fund? An illegal graft pipeline.
Kickbacks
Kickbacks that you will never see: the bitcoin exchange, the Kushner-Saudi lashup, etc.
Conflict of Interest
Recognize this. Elon Musk has ruined any right to bid on any of these contracts because he has been inside of the Government computer systems. Hence he has insider information that no other bidder has. He has not thought very far ahead. Greed is blinding.
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