booyah! Next up....FEDERAL RESERVE!!!!
“The Department of Defense announces the agency will undergo its first full-scale audit in history. There will be at least 2,400 auditors are expected to examine the pentagon’s estimated $2.4 trillion in assets.” http://www.oann.com/pentagon-announces-first-ever-audit/ …
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And missing 8-15 trillion of past decade? I hope we see who’s pockets this went to
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I expect a
#falseflag terrorist attack, and then a quick military engagement (without an official declaration of war by Congress) followed by less privacy and more assaults on civil rights, before audit is completed. -
That didn't take long. BREAKING NEWS: 'Possible pipe bomb explodes' at Port Authority in NYC http://dailym.ai/2C3fGL9 via
@MailOnline
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OMG! They probably waste at least 1/3 of their budget, or more!
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Another waste of money paying contractors to mark up the cost and not using the GOA to do the audit
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Only $2.4 trillion? Does that include the 3-8 trillion they ‘misplaced’ in 2001?
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huge waste of time & money-the DoD has been trying to balance for the last five years-and-it-cannot.It would be better if this time and money were spent on IT systems, particularly in the arena of supply chain so that the mechanics of being able to balance were at least available
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Wonder how many $700.00 hammers were bought..
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That you need 2,400 people to audit anything is a travesty.
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