[Cyber Liberty]

"...CSAP should get the unflinching scrutiny it has long deserved."

It won't.

[alpowolf]

That such science fiction would appear in a government-sponsored document from the nation's point agency on drug abuse prevention is astounding.

Why astounding? The government publishes science fiction all the time. Not just on drugs; consider the BS that's been published about "second-hand smoke" and "the public health threat of gun ownership".

And as the glorious War On Drugs continues to fail, some people have the nerve to act surprised.

[alpowolf]

I read her book The War On Boys. Good read.

I don't like BS sexual harassment suits but if she filed one against these people it would be poetic justice.

[hobblemaster]

I used to work for a company with contract with CSAP. At least twice a day I had to spend a hour or so with someone from there.

These CSAP's drove me nuts because nobody there understood how a database worked. They came to one day and say you have three weeks to get this done and come back to me the next asking if was done yet.

They also didn't like the fact that I was a republican. They gave me grief all the time. I'm so glad I don't work there anymore.

This article just shows how bad government can be but heaven help us to get rid of them. Only the "Bad Private Sector Companies" must go.

Will this country ever wake up and see the truth?!?

Thanks for letting me rant.

[Dumb_Ox]

Thread on Kurtz's NRO piece: Silencing Sommers: Clinton Holdovers Have their Way with HHS