[BlackbirdSST]

There musta been one hellava party at the 'ol Clinton White House, eh? It's cheeper to bomb sand, and you can put the left over savings in an account you can use later, say, for an upcomming election or something? My military day's were during both the Carter and Reagan admins. Hate to have to point this out, but the problems were around even before those two. If life was that easy. The military has NEVER been accountable, NEVER. Did clinton raid the treasury? Who the hell knows? Who the hell cares? Do you think anything will come of it? The problem is not with clinton anymore, he has been rendered to the useless pile. We'd better look at what's going on today folks. Blackbird.

[Uncle Bill]

Thanks for your honest comments. You're right. The problem has existed since day one. There really never has been any accountability. Here, go back to 1940. Waste, Fraud and Abuse.

It is impossible to reverse decades-old problems and inefficiencies overnight and implement necessary reforms without several years of initiatives. In summary, the Department of Defense faces significant financial management challenges in the near term. To be successful in our reform efforts, we need a dedicated effort from the Department's financial community and the cooperation of every community that feeds data to the Department's financial management systems.