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Spending On Iraq Poorly Tracked
"In one example, $11 million was paid to a U.S. company without any record of what goods or services were provided, the IG wrote."
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080523/...ldIczPFaSs0NUE and http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...203751_pf.html That's just really disturbing, eh? |
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Why would this government worry about tracking 11 or 15 billions of dollars.. just pass the debt to our great grand children.. unf...ing believable.
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Government at it's finest. Now multiply that by every agency the government is responsible for, and tell me why $3.1 Trillion isn't enough?
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They are already involved, see medicare and medicaid... |
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15 bln dlrs in US Iraq spending unaccounted for: reports
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080523...militarybudget The Pentagon has lost nearly $15 billion in Iraq funds, but at least it wasn't wasted on social programs in the US |
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Not well, your point??? |
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