Is anyone surprised?
QuoteAs lawmakers across the Capitol hear appeals Tuesday from Obama administration secretaries pleading for their budgets, duplication and overlap in dozens of areas of government is wasting "tens of billions of dollars annually," a new government report shows.
According to the Government Accountability Agency's 2012 annual report, nearly every department of the Executive Branch has room for improvement.
The report, which gives 51 areas and recommends 130 actions, follows a 2011 GAO report that showed 81 areas and 176 actions to be taken to "reduce or eliminate unnecessary duplication, overlap, or fragmentation or achieve other potential financial benefits."
Source: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/02/28/report-government-wasting-tens-billions-dollars-annually-on-duplication-overlap/#ixzz1nhXjFs1q
This is all code... read what you posted carefully...
QuoteAs lawmakers across the Capitol hear appeals Tuesday from Obama administration secretaries pleading for their budgets, duplication and overlap in dozens of areas of government is wasting "tens of billions of dollars annually," a new government report shows.
According to the Government Accountability Agency's 2012 annual report, nearly every department of the Executive Branch has room for improvement.
The report, which gives 51 areas and recommends 130 actions, follows a 2011 GAO report that showed 81 areas and 176 actions to be taken to "reduce or eliminate unnecessary duplication, overlap, or fragmentation or achieve other potential financial benefits."
Put into a sentence and make tenses and singular/plural correct and you get:
Area 51 reports nearly every area of government in Capitol eliminated or in fragmentation. Executive Branch has taken to pleading.
Clearly this is a coded document saying aliens have arrived. The Area 51 tipped me off.
Quote from: son_of_montfort on February 28, 2012, 01:43:26 PM
This is all code... read what you posted carefully...
QuoteAs lawmakers across the Capitol hear appeals Tuesday from Obama administration secretaries pleading for their budgets, duplication and overlap in dozens of areas of government is wasting "tens of billions of dollars annually," a new government report shows.
According to the Government Accountability Agency's 2012 annual report, nearly every department of the Executive Branch has room for improvement.
The report, which gives 51 areas and recommends 130 actions, follows a 2011 GAO report that showed 81 areas and 176 actions to be taken to "reduce or eliminate unnecessary duplication, overlap, or fragmentation or achieve other potential financial benefits."
Put into a sentence and make tenses and singular/plural correct and you get:
Area 51 reports nearly every area of government in Capitol eliminated or in fragmentation. Executive Branch has taken to pleading.
Clearly this is a coded document saying aliens have arrived. The Area 51 tipped me off.
And now you must be made to disappear. It will be interesting to see if they bother to put a pod person in your place or not. 8)