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You're the one spouting, as a fact, that we've spent 16 trillion dollars on Europe. I would suspect that you should provide your supporting information.
Seeing as that amount isn't covered in 4, 10, or probably 15 years of United States spending, I find it hard to believe this is a current number, but a historical number over many decades. Am I wrong?
I'm not spouting anything. Type in audit if federal reserve and read away if you so choose. I don't remember the exact banks and countries every penny of the 16 trillion went. Go look it up yourself. I'm not gonna hold your hand like the previous poster is crying about. The information is there for you to read if you so choose.
I'm not spouting anything. Type in audit if federal reserve and read away if you so choose. I don't remember the exact banks and countries every penny of the 16 trillion went. Go look it up yourself. I'm not gonna hold your hand like the previous poster is crying about. The information is there for you to read if you so choose.
That was the first thing that popped up on my google search. So I'm wondering, where did you get your information from?
US Debt Clock dot org. Non-partisan.
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