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To: rktman

Those people over at EPA need to consult with Hillary on how to make $6 billion “disappear”.


4 posted on 04/30/2016 8:17:20 AM PDT by Lurkinanloomin (Know Islam, No peace - No Islam, Know Peace)
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To: Lurkinanloomin

Obama’s stash.


5 posted on 04/30/2016 8:22:37 AM PDT by Shady (We are at war again......this time for our lives...)
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To: Lurkinanloomin

“Those people over at EPA need to consult with Hillary on how to make $6 billion “disappear”.”

I think they have.

This is just the first step in starting the backroom transfer to the Kenyan when he’s mustered out. He’ll need the cash to buy his own little island dictatorship...or build his own army to take over his “former” dictatorship.

Personally, I’m looking forward to his efforts in the latter situation.


9 posted on 04/30/2016 8:30:34 AM PDT by moovova
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To: Lurkinanloomin

These funds, which are supposedly for “Superfund” purposes, never seem to cure or alleviate any of the string of problems that either are caused or exacerbated by negligence and malfeasance on the part of EPA. The agency has become a study in mismanagement and failure to address the expressed concerns of those parts of the public. A glaring recent example: the drinking water situation in Flint, Michigan.

For what they WASTE in patchwork “fixes”, they could excavate, lay new non-contaminating water mains all over the city, and do a flush on most of the distribution points, and patch the streets afterward. But that would be a quick, comparatively short-term activity, and would not assure continued employment of a number of relative incompetents to remain on the payroll for years.

Water supply districts have been notorious as a place to place patronage employees by the city government machines since they did away with local neighborhood wells. Sure, cholera and dysentery have ceased to be a continuing problem, but poisoning of the water supply by mineral contaminants (arsenic, lead, mercury, cadmium and any number of organic compounds) seems to be much more prevalent.

Makes one long for good old red ocher in the well water.


18 posted on 04/30/2016 8:44:55 AM PDT by alloysteel (Je suis "America First")
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