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If I were to guess, because private companies aren't subject to FOIA requests. It's a little trick the gov't has been doing for some time now to avoid legitimat
by cronix 6y ago
If I were to guess, because private companies aren't subject to FOIA requests. It's a little trick the gov't has been doing for some time now to avoid legitimate, legal scrutiny by the public.
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- mattkrause 6y agoOutsourcing to private companies also (somehow) appeases the "small government" folks, even when it costs more/works worse.
- kdmdmdmmdmd 6y agoSomehow? Money the spent is money in the economy, not in the government. It’s pretty easy to understand, I think.
- CameronNemo 6y agoAlternatively, money is grifted for political patronage.
- kdmdmdmmdmd 6y agoHuh i wonder how we can prevent that problem
- tigershark 6y agoAre you saying that the most corrupt US president ever (an individual so mentally challenged that managed to bankrupt FOUR casinos, the only money making machines where the customers literally throw money at you) grifted billion of dollars from the most valuable IP4 addresses in the world?
- kdmdmdmmdmd 5y agoThanks for the freespeech link
- Patriot89 6y agoYou need to inform yourself better. Joe Bye-done is compromised by China and is the most corrupt and incompetent president ever (bad combination). China elected him. You can see the documentary evidence at Frankspeech.com . These IP addresses will be used in a manner related to China and their interference in our election resulting in the improper installation of Sloppy Joe in the Whitehouse. You're welcome.
- njharman 6y agoHow is "the government" not part of the economy? Do you imagine all their employees spend their salary in some secret separate economy? Do you imagine all the toilet paper, pens, plumbing repairs and jet fighters they buy are from some magical not part of the economy source?