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Originally Posted by Atilla
Solutions I don't like. For crying out loud manwhat solutuions. I can present a total drunken fool with enough resources and for a while it may take on the appearance that a total progressive change has occurred. For a short while money can fix a lot of things. When the money is all gone and spent and thrown away at non productive gimmickry,...then what? You are going to see inflationary trends in the short run and real pain in the intermediate run. They are just .issing money away friend. There is no cure in this juveniles solutions.
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Did you read the article associated with this thread's op?
I'd say you're ignoring obvious problems and, consequently, the solutions because you refuse to either - accept the ineptitude of the offender based on some preconceived notion, because of lack of knowledge, or perhaps deliberate intention.
i.e. We've spent millions on a mess hall that we didn't need, will only use for two years and are close to abandoning, while spending millions to upfit another.
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Construction of a $30 million dining facility at a U.S. base in Iraq is scheduled to be completed Dec. 25. But the decision to build it was based on bad planning and botched paperwork.
The project is too far along to stop, making the mess hall a future monument to the waste and inefficiency plaguing the war effort, according to an independent panel investigating contracting in Iraq and Afghanistan.
In its first report to Congress, the Wartime Contracting Commission presents a bleak assessment of how tens of billions of dollars have been spent since 2001. The 111-page report, obtained by The Associated Press, documents poor management, weak oversight, and a failure to learn from past mistakes as recurring themes in wartime contracting.
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Are you seriously telling us - you don't see a problem, a solution and a potential for oversight that could reduce fraud and increase efficiency to the tune of millions?
Interesting.