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U.S. Treasury Declares Insolvency with $47.8 Trillion Liabilities

The U.S. government has been declared insolvent by the Treasury Department, according to its consolidated financial statements for fiscal year 2025. The report shows total assets of $6.06 trillion against liabilities of $47.78 trillion as of September 30, 2025, a stark financial picture that has largely gone unnoticed in the media
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U.S. Treasury Declares Insolvency with $47.8 Trillion Liabilities - NewsBreak

The U.S. government has been declared insolvent by the Treasury Department, according to its consolidated financial statements for fiscal year 2025. The re

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Show threadBobsee1d ago
@Free_Press #Trump simply sees this as another #Bankruptcy opportunity
Show threadAndrew Deacon1d ago
@Free_Press So the US government is trading whilst insolvent, which i believe is a criminal offence here in the UK. I assume SCOTUS will void any similar US laws.
Show threadSir Rab Nesbitt Κύριε_ἐλέησον1d ago
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A country with its own central bank and issuing its own fiat currency CANNOT be insolvent. It may have other economic problems but insolvency cannot be one of them. The US Treasury, the creators and issuers of the US dollar, cannot be, and is not insolvent.
See "The Deficit Myth" by Prof Steph Kelton, and her film, "Finding the Money".
Show threadAure Free Press 1d ago
@blepharon Sir, you have an excellent point. Thank you for adding to this conversation. I appreciate your time and feedback. - Aure
Show threadStrypey1d ago

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> A country with its own central bank and issuing its own fiat currency CANNOT be insolvent

Especially when it's currency is the world's reserve currency, which is like having a magic checkbook. The US debt is a record of all the imports it's never had to pay for. The modern equivalent of the tribute demanded by older empires from the peoples they subjugate. People think the US debt makes them subject to their creditors. This is delusional nonsense.

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Show threadCy1d ago
It does make them subject to their creditors, in that older empires get trounced by the people they subjugate. But that's far more apparent in all the colonialism, slave plantations in Madagascar and such. The creditors who were dumb enough to invest in USA currency don't have any ground to stand on. Thumbing your nose at them and saying "OK sucker, come on make my 'debt' higher," is the proper response to any demands.

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Show threadLight1d ago
@strypey @blepharon @PonderStibbons @Free_Press Do you want empires and tribute and subjugation?
Show threadWeyoun 61d ago
@Free_Press this narrative is part of a push to cut the social safety net. It's right wing propaganda, specifically from Cato hacks, and forwarded by those choosing to not do their due diligence.
Show threadstony kark1d ago
@Free_Press everything trump touches, dies
Show threadCitoyen européen Ray Hindle ✔️1d ago
@Free_Press #TheRepublicanAdministrator never pays his debts anyeay.