You are correct.
I’m essential personnel, but I’m not excepted. I’m furloughed and those retained are far less efficient, have cost the government hundreds of thousands to millions in their “poor decisions” which just so happen to benefit their fellow masonic brethren.
They’ve known details of trends as telegraphed in their behavior and they manifest guilty consciences in their thinking, attempting to mold excuses rather than solve problems.
There’s enough work to keep every professional busy 24/7, but these same groups will work to destroy all those not in their group, while they advance the least capable in the arts of subterfuge. Those are the guys running the show.
That doesn’t mean everybody is like that, nor do they all know what one another are plotting, but they definitely oppose anybody who simply exercises faith in Christ, even without discussing it.
IMHO, while I believe the tea party position is proper, I think they are being played by those who are much more picayune. Too often, Christian believers read their thinking into their perceptions of their adversaries, thinking they will think as believers, just with some vice in their life. Unbelievers who advance in a worldly fashion, degenerate into far more antiChristian thinking than most believers will ever consider.
I perceive this furlough is different from those in the past, and by the time people clue in as to what’s going down, its going to be too late.
Remember, the sequester now hits another year. This Administration still refuses to cut costs from the bottom up, by proper managerial decision making. They broad brush demand large percent cuts across the board, refuse to manage with proper accounting, and then add additional wasteful regulations and their pet positions throughout the system promoting centralized command and control independent of the chain of command. They fundamentally lack fiduciary accountability.
This entire episode is going to be played for another 3 years and for every continuing resolution. We may have to lose something dramatically to recognize the threat facing us.
Excellent post. I worked 90% of my life in private sector but also like my kuds not being homeless. Also, there have been federal employees before Obama.