our govt at work
 

http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/marke...ics/ar-BBgBe3V


this...is mind boggling.


'By 2005, the CIA had outsourced nearly all of its interrogation work to the two doctors, who by that time had formed a private contracting company called Mitchell, Jessen and Associates with at least five other people.

By 2006, the CIA had awarded them a contract in excess of $180 million. The contract was terminated in 2009, after the company had received about $81 million from the United States government.'

Every agency in the Federal Government should just be an armored truck where the hand selected, private interests drop off their kickbacks and payola in exchange for the exponential sums of our tax money they receive in return.

Seriously, is the charade necessary any longer?

When you consider Obama just promised $3 billion to a new United Nations Green Climate Fund run by officials from Communist nations, a country that appears on the State Department’s list of terrorism-sponsors and an Arab oil-industry chief; the $81 million paid to Mitchell, Jessen and Associates represents just under 3% of the $3 billion in American taxpayer money and offers some perspective on how crazy the promise is.

Additionally I trust some, if not all of the $81 million paid to Mitchell, Jessen and Associates remained in the U.S. economy. Sadly, the same can't be said for the $3 billion promised again to officials from Communist nations, a country that appears on the State Department’s list of terrorism-sponsors and an Arab oil-industry chief.:zz:

We can just hope congress slaps the President's hand, like a parent does to a child grabbing candy at checkout and says no to this mind boggling promise.

http://www.judicialwatch.org/blog/20...orist-nations/

All those millions and billions thrown around like chump change really add up.

$7.5 Trillion added to the national debt, on Obama's watch, so far.....

Sadly just before New Year's 2004 the entire debt accumulated during the 228 years prior was $7.5 Trillion.

http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/...-sector-worker