Originally posted by: bamacre
In case you forgot
Yes, the US Department of Defense "lost" $2.3 Trillion. When this was announced, on Sept 10th, 2001, we were promised change. Of course, miraculously and coincidentally, the very next day three airliners crashed through the twin towers and the Pentagon. And, the Department of Defense was given another $48 billion dollars via US taxpayers.
Let's get real. $2.3 trillion doesn't get lost. $2.3 trillion gets stolen.
I know it is popular to "support the troops," and I am quite sure those who get to carry the guns and drive the tanks aren't to blame. But who is? Has there been any investigation? Have any heads rolled? Has there been any increased oversight, has there been enough? Has their budget been lowered to coincide with the fact that much of their budget has been stolen, uhh, I mean, uh, lost. Yeah, lost.
Does anyone find it just too coincidental the fact that this was announced the day before we were attacked? I mean, what are the odds here? $2.3 trillion is a LOT of money, it is more money than I could even imagine. The odds of a terrorist attack, well, we have only been attacked in such a manner twice in our history.
$2.3 trillion is about $7000 per US Citizen, regardless of age.
And yet, I never hear a word about this anymore. Not from the media, and certainly not from any of the presidential candidates.