Government Can’t Explain Change in 2002 TSA Contract
The modification to the contract involved switching the interview sites for tens of thousands of airline passenger screener jobs from a contractor’s own assessment centers to hotels and luxury resorts.
Federal auditors eventually called into question an array of expenses, including charges of $525 for an airport shuttle trip in Tallahassee, $7,920 for beverage breaks at a Manhattan hotel and $514,000 to rent tents in Boston.
So let’s get this straight. Homeland Security changed from using classrooms to using luxury hotels, we got charged $343 million for this, and no one can explain why?
I want someone’s head on a plate.
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Sheeeyit! Gov’t accounting has more holes than swiss cheese.
We can’t fund public schools, and we’re wining and dining assholes who keep little kids and old ladies from getting on planes?!
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TSA/CCCP
I smell a corrupt rotting empire!
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Hah, that’s a great icon. I wanted to do him (…) for Halloween.
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No Child Kept In Mind
Anonymous DHS Guy says:
“We thought about using classrooms but we were concerned about the presence firearms and the threat they posed to DHS employees. Also, one official was injured by a moldy ceiling tile when it fell on his head during a meeting. Litigation against the negligent school officials is pending.”
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DUDE>
Tonio K. Can you tell me where to get some of his music.
WOW.
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Tonio K. rocks – I can burn you some if you’d like…
Life in the Foodchain
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http://www.gadflyrecords.com/ has reissued his stuff and sells it for $15 per CD. Looks like Amazon carries their stuff too for a little bit more: “Life in the Foodchain” is $16.98 there.
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I got a copy of it from him personally a coupla years ago. He seemed quite surprised that I knew who he was.
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