Brice,

glad that I could impress you. Why are you bewildered?
Seems the current investigation (9/11) is proof, that for the last 10-
15yrs. the US had 2 intelligence (what is intelligent about them? ;-))
agencies that spend billions without doing their job.

Neither adminstration or "CEO" seems to be able to take control and fire a
huge amount of incompetent ignorant usless "managers".
Of course, with a president that can't remember a mistake he made in the
last 3 yrs, I bet that neither "his" managers made any mistakes either or
at least they can't remember.
Funny and sad to watch the finger-pointing.

The result however is obvious.
Everything is Bill's fault. He was too busy dealing with the lawerys that
somebody send after him and didn't control FBI & CIA and NSA and ...

What's really sad and worrysome is, that everybody "knew" about the WMD and
nobody "knew" about the terrorist.
Very interesting to follow that in the news and the differences in the news-
channels.
If it wasn't so sad and serious that would be a great reality show.

Michael



On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 15:09:51 -0400, Brice Yokem <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>Or is it (these days)
>
>"I'm from corporate, I'm here to help."
>
>;-)
>
>Bruce
>
>--------------------
>
>Actually, this is scary, but not as scary as the government version.
>
>I have to say, I am impressed and bewildered that you, Michael, would
>post such a thing.
>
>Another phrase by RR (paraphrased, as I do not have the exact wording)
>
>'Government is like a Baby, a big appetite at one end, and no sense of
>responsibility at the other.'
>

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