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List of Capital Funds created by the Maine State Legislature

List of Capital Funds created by the Maine State Legislature

These funds are used to establish concentrated wealth in the hands of the state, which is used to advance the legislature's designs, that are said to be for "social benefit" and used to manage Maine's economy from the top down for the benefit of the Maine state government's selected special interest groups.

Some of these funds make use of tax payer money as either captive investors in order to attract capital from "high growth investors" which can then be managed by the legislature to achieve its designs which are portrayed as "social benefit" or "social and economic justice"- a phrase which is increasingly found on government agencies or on agencies in the government's vast network of "quasi- whatever"'s that all are linked to and report to the state government.

This list is probably incomplete.
The Maine Arts Commission Statute Quote "The commission is the official agency of the State to receive and disburse any funds made available by
the Federal Government for programs related to the purposes of the commission. [1965, c. 499, §1
(NEW).]
The Maine Art Commission Amendment
Maine Cultural Affairs Council ( not a fund but included because it clearly states that it was formed by the legislature to effect "social change" in 1989

Finance Authority of Maine

Small Enterprise Growth Fund

Pine Tree Zone

MRRA

PUBLIC EMPLOYEES’ RETIREMENT 

Maine Technology Institute ( non-profit corporation) 

An Act To Implement Recommendations of the Governor's Task Force on Wind Power Development

An Act To Advance the Maine Economy

An Act To Stimulate Capital Investment for Innovative Businesses in Maine 2010

 LD 1485 establishing Efficiency Maine "Trust" 2010

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