[ExI] sugar industry corruption

[William Flynn Wallace]

It has been argued that with excessive oversight, the government cannot get
anything done.  This is almost right.  With proper oversight, the
government cannot get anything done illegally.  spike


Excessive, by definition, is too much.


It makes me wonder such things as :  what was so important about the
Democrats paperwork that the Repubs set up a burglary at the Watergate?
Just knowing campaign strategy is worth a felony?


What they don't want us to know is the deals, the quid pro quo.  Who won
the deal and who lost.  Remember the saying about law and sausage.


Hillary may be as big a narcissist as the Donald.



spike



On Fri, Sep 16, 2016 at 8:03 PM, spike <spike66 at att.net> wrote:

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> *From:* extropy-chat [mailto:extropy-chat-bounces at lists.extropy.org] *On
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> >…A problem that occurs at every level:  "I am now a big and important
> person and don't have to obey the rules."
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> That’s why we have inspectors watching everything.
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> There is a good chance either of these mainstream candidates’
> administrations will have already failed before they even take the oath of
> office.  They are accustomed to a bit of leeway to do whatever they want.
> Either will go in under clouds of suspicion.  It will hang on them like
> hair on a Tibetan yak.  We will watch every move, remind Trump every day of
> the things he has said and Mrs. Clinton of the things she has done.  This
> might be the most powerless presidential administration in American
> history.  There might be a downside to that somewhere, but I haven’t yet
> figured out what it is.
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> >… No one at any level can be trusted to do any job without scrutiny…
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> Truer words are seldom spoken BillW.
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> Where were the Inspectors General during Mrs. Clinton’s tenure at State?
> How did he or she miss all the wrongdoing?  Oh wait, here we go:
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> http://www.wsj.com/articles/state-department-lacked-top-
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> Inspectors are not there to bother people or get in their way; they are
> there to protect them from breaking the law.  It appears Mrs. Clinton
> intentionally dismissed or otherwise arranged to have no oversight during
> her term.  Walking the tightrope without a net.  She fell off.
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> It has been argued that with excessive oversight, the government cannot
> get anything done.  This is almost right.  With proper oversight, the
> government cannot get anything done illegally.
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> spike
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