Government Corruption and the Corporate Subsidy You Pay

It is no surprise that our government's top six figure salaried political appointees typically have very good connections with both our politicians and corporate America; these individuals are called revolving door bureaucrats (RDB's). Congress's lack
of meaningful whistleblower legislation and real RDB penalties has, effectively, gutted the checks and balances needed to expose this clandestine corporate subsidy and gross waste of our tax dollars.

With a free reign on the federal bureaucracy, these RDB's systematically eliminate the credentialed bureaucrats (in anyway possible) and replace them with more technically deficient managers (and future RDB's). The stage is now set to outsource more and more functions to the private sector while continually dumbing-down the federal bureaucracy manager positions as much as possible to eliminate any and all questions. This cycle of corporate subsidies and taxpayer rip-offs to enrich corporate friends, participating RDB's and corrupt politicians has gone on since the beginning of time, and the establishment of the first government. That practice must end and it must end now by instituting the necessary checks and balances needed to address this "cancer" that has become an acceptable part of our government's operation.

The video that you have seen (or are about to see) involves a similar scenario involving a 20-year failed outsourcing effort of our government's accounting and financial software standards to AICPA firms and financial software vendors. This is my desperate attempt to expose this gross taxpayer rip-off and very real threat to this Country's financial security.

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[luckyvet]

You nailed it good Larry - we're beyond repair.

Sit back, & watch the roman empire implode from within.

[larryfrancis101946]

As one of my whistleblower friends once stated, "we do not have the option of quitting." So, the fight goes on .... there are enough wber groups who are committed to changing this government .. Hopefully, someday, the media and the Obama Administration will hear our message before it is too late.

[tpulley]

Holy crap, reminds me of being in second grade when kids would go in turn reading a paragraph out loud in slow monotone, struggling to parse one word at a time. Seriously, you'd be better off just putting up a video of the text instead of reading it yourself. I'm sure it's great information, but F- on the presentation. Not trying to be ageist or anything, but get someone else to read what you wrote.

[larryfrancis101946]

I admit the delivery was less than adequate. Then again, considering that I was fighting for my job at the same time that I did this video, you might cut me a little slack??!!

[Shrunkenhead61]

This is kind of off-topic. It's more of a yearning/want. I think there is not only a disparity in incomes but a disparity of age. I need to talk to men that are much older and get them to speak to us kids. I'm 23 and I'm trying to explain to my friends the important role of government. I wish education and civics were the mainstream instead of Charlie Sheen.

I have hope and relying on you tough guys (the in the know and experience) to inspire. Many of us youth are literally lost. Y! ANS has us

[bradman3001]

You're doing a great thing Larry.

[tpulley]

My apologies sir. I appreciate the interest you are creating in your subject and wish you well on your future productions. Also, I very much appreciate anyone that works hard to keep what they have. Good luck.

[luckyvet]

I love what you're doing Larry. If only more we're like you.

We know the deal though - 95% of American media is owned by 6 mega corporations that support big government expansion. The end of the Roman empire is near (we parallel it identically.)

[larryfrancis101946]

Thanks for your kind words of support

[larryfrancis101946]

you'll be there someday and some punk will be telling you the same thing. That's called justice!!!