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OK guys, I need some help. I'm confused. I went here

http://www.usdebtclock.org/#

It shows that the U.S National debt is north of 15 Trillion which we all know.

BUT, the U.S. TOTAL debt is almost 54 and a half Trillion dollars! What are they talking about and what is going on here?

I believe you are asking about the difference in the national debt and the national deficit. Debt is the total amount owed by the federal government. The deficit is the amount per year the federal government is out-spending its income. The government is currently spending at a pace that would be 15 trillion more than it will make ina year. The federal government owes 54 trillion total - mostly to domestic lenders like the Federal Reserve, state governments, private and cooperate companies. We owe less than a quarter of it to foreign governments. Japan holds the largest chunk of our foreign debt followed be China.

Now you know, and knowing is half the battle. G I Joooooe!

I believe you are asking about the difference in the national debt and the national deficit. Debt is the total amount owed by the federal government. The deficit is the amount per year the federal government is out-spending its income. The total debt is 15 trillio. The vast majority of our debt comes from domestic lenders like the Federal Reserve, state governments, private and cooperate companies. We owe less than a quarter of it to foreign governments. Japan holds the largest chunk of our foreign debt followed be China.

Now you know, and knowing is half the battle. G I Joooooe!

So, my neighbors dog wouldn't shut up. I live in an townhouse so we share a wall. I knocked on their door (they always seemed like a nice couple) and asked them to please stop their barking dog. "City ordinance says we don't have to be quiet until 10 p.m. and he isn't bothering us"

I left, instead of explaining to him that a disturbing the peace charge can happen before 10 p.m.

I then downloaded sound bytes of a lion roar, tiger roar and fighting alley cats. Then, I showed him what a $6,000 sound system with 2,200 watts sounds like through a sheet rock wall with wood framing.

Prepare. For the end is nigh.