End of Tarrifs. 2025-2040 onward
END OF THE US DEBT MODEL
Within H.I.3. We are erasing US Government Debt & specific areas for & with other countries
Proposed Bill for January 1, 2026
https://sydneysspacelive.blogspot.com/2025/10/new-structure-debt-mosel-utilizing.html
A new structure. January 1, 2026
A new year.
This affects the European countries & territories then Commonwealth Sect & international Indpendents
This affects Asian countries like China
A trade & restrictions market on the international stage will exist
UN & SPECIFICS. COUNTRIES
An opportunity to agree
EVERYTHING IS PRE-DECIDED
H.I.3 is the additive framework partially leaked & CIG recourse US $3 Trillion in separate damages. The difference between under $42 Trillion at US $45 Trillion is for the 15 yesr transition 2026-2041 for 2041-2050 onward
We will have free trade + sanctions & restrictions then speicifc quarterly based tarrifs in a small minority versus majority of areas
This is the international majority vote of the general public in over 60 countries
A managed 10-25% of 100% on tangible managed liquid cash as a Federal & State Government with pool bailout while management if voids efforts that would alter with no ability to raise the debt ceiling above 25% as cap & constant repayment down to 10% if raised to 25%
NO DEFICIT MODEL
Deficits do not exist. The anti-deficit approach
Easy restructure & maintenance effort
The Canadians earn free trade from Calgary, Alberta with Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett & CIG establishing the USA - Canada Cyclone - Eyes of the Tiger deal (trade deal)
All other efforts void & tarrrifs up yet security & some restrictions in review of Canadian investors may be applied for offline - online efforts like entrance to USA & Canada
Canada is not the only Free-Trade interests as the same deal will exist for others
USA - "insert here" Cyclone - Eyes of the Tiger deal (trade deal)
DISREGARD & MOVING FORWARD
Elected officials disagreement will be met with a disregard in favor of the proposed effort
USA aligns then with Commonwealth Sect first then European countries & territories alongside specifics then connected others
This is best for the American public first. International connected interests second
SYDNEY NICOLA BENNETT
"Encino Pebble". Has to write oneself in (few would be acknowledged doing so) to get attention in the Palm Trees
Now it's because of CIG & an inventive portfolio (Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett) proposal to US Government (with Donald J Trump involved as Elected President)
Expense controls. Quality of life wages & bonus options. Smarter financial management
This will fix America (USA). Despite internal - external threats. This is the help America needs
Trump - Carney
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trump-carney-meeting-white-house-1.7652510
Acquired through purchase or wrongful legal action falls under In-House as a brand investment managed by an Umbrella Firm with Global CEO not Contract or Sales Firm at CIG
Some may retain external minority control or majority with CIG owning partial
Wrongful legal action could include fines & financial compensation or asset & investment transfer partial or full
FAMILIARIZE YOURSELVES
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FOR THE BETTER OF INVESTMENTS
Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett. Attempt at free trade for Canada & specifics under terms while operating for CIG international
Quality of life first
Temporary & permanent sustainable job opportunities complimenting a larger plan
Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett owns part of CIG & the Contract Firm S.B.G which owns some In-House brands
Then manufacturing for international spread as Trump's initial is good but will not be required with no tarrifs as a majority in the new deal for 2026
New Federal & State Gun & Active Shooter amendment to the 2nd. wBCI detachable intervention if all lethal weapons are not turned in. Materials repurpose deposite & non-lethal with non-corrupt Government having lethal only
Designated areas only with screened licensing. A piggybacked doing as with current task forces not anew. Use as we have
The Second Amendment is a part of the United States Bill of Rights that protects the right to keep and bear arms. The full text states, "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed". Ratified in 1791, its interpretation has been a subject of legal debate, notably in the Supreme Court's 2008 District of Columbia v. Heller decision.
Key Aspects
• Text:
The amendment begins with a preamble about a "well regulated Militia" and then states that the "right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed".
• Purpose:
The historical context of the amendment often involves the need for a well-regulated militia to secure a free state.
• Supreme Court Interpretation:
The Supreme Court's decision in Heller (2008) affirmed an individual's right to keep and bear arms, separate from militia service.
• Historical Context:
Gun laws have a history intertwined with racial restrictions, with examples like the Black Codes in the post-Civil War South that prohibited African Americans from owning firearms, according to a YouTube video.
The interpretation of the Second Amendment has evolved, with ongoing legal and social debate about the extent of the right to bear arms and the government's ability to regulate firearms.
Non-lethal only
Federal efforts are per State merging yet can assist others for internal - external threat. Different tax & structure then Canada yet similar with Universal access to supply in basic form
Components of the U.S. National Debt
Debt Held by the Public:
This is the portion of the national debt purchased by individuals, companies, pension funds, and foreign governments.
Intragovernmental Debt:
This is money owed to other parts of the government itself, primarily to trust funds for programs such as Social Security and Medicare.
How the Debt Increases
Budget Deficits: When the government's spending exceeds its revenue (primarily from taxes), it runs a budget deficit.
Borrowing: To cover these deficits and pay for its expenses, the government borrows money by selling Treasury bills, notes, and bonds.
Accumulation: The national debt is the sum of all these accumulated borrowing amounts.
Who Owns U.S. Debt?
Public Holders:
A large portion of the debt is held by U.S. individuals, businesses, and institutional investors.
Foreign Holders:
Foreign governments and investors hold a significant amount of U.S. debt, with countries like Japan and China being major holders.
The Federal Reserve:
The Federal Reserve system also holds some of the national debt.
Intragovernmental Holders:
The government owes money to its own programs, which is considered intragovernmental debt.
Economic Conditions:
The overall health of the economy impacts government revenue and spending, influencing the size of the deficit.
Government Spending and Revenue Policies:
Legislation related to programs like Social Security, healthcare, and defense, as well as tax policies, directly affect the budget and national debt.
Major Events:
Significant events such as the COVID-19 pandemic have led to increased spending, contributing to sharp increases in the national debt.
Key figures and bill impacts
Total debt: On October 3, 2025, the gross national debt was $37.85 trillion. It has been increasing by approximately $6 billion per day over the past year. The total debt is projected to surpass $38 trillion by the end of 2025.
The impact of rising interest rates
The government's cost to service the national debt has increased significantly due to higher interest rates.
Broader economic concerns
Growing concerns surrounding the national debt include:
A higher debt-to-GDP ratio, with the 2025 ratio projected at around 125%.Upward pressure on interest rates that could raise borrowing costs for businesses and consumers, affecting mortgages and auto loans.
H.I.3 integrated. A prosperous USA with Universal health - dental access to supply
Budget components
The total 2025–2026 budget of $495.6 billion includes:
State funds: $321.1 billionFederal funds: $174.5 billion
Primary sources of revenue
The majority of the state's revenue is raised from three major taxes:
Personal Income Tax: This is the single largest source of revenue for California's General Fund, making up over 40% of state revenue.Sales and Use Tax: A significant source of revenue, this tax is applied to the sale of goods and some services in California.Corporation Tax: This tax on business income also contributes substantially to the state's coffers.
Distinctions in funding
The state budget is different from other measures of California's economy:
Gross State Product (GSP): With a GSP of $4.048 trillion in 2024, California's economy is the largest in the U.S. and the fourth largest in the world. This represents the total value of all goods and services produced in the state, not the money the state government itself operates on.Total Expenditures: In the 2024 fiscal year, California's total expenditures, including local and federal funds, were $413.8 billion. This is a different metric than the combined state budget of state and federal funds for the following year.
Gone are the days of here's US $500 Billion for a project yet equivalence will exist for relevant updates & archiving
S.B.G & CIG
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