Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "KTVU FOX 2 San Francisco" channel.

 @teri1945 Shame on the sheep who still don't know she was a traitor. Traitors don't deserve flags or a reputable burial. They deserve life in prison and annual public flogging.
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 @MsBerries25 There is zero requirement for civility towards traitors who worked hard to violate the people all their lives. She has no right to be draped in the colors of freedom.
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 @veramae4098 Doesn't apply to traitors. Their treason must be discussed openly.
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@Kas8588 The communist Council for a Livable World and Democratic Socialists of America helped get her elected and permanently-planted in the Senate. She had Chicom spies in her staff, and her husband's business entities are shell corporations for political access. She was a traitor through and through, and didn't help America at all.
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@T.R.R.Jolkien One of the most damning pieces of legislation she was instrumental in passing was the 1994 "Crime Bill", which Clinton, Senator Biden, and she pushed. It cost the Democrats the House and Senate with the biggest turnover in US history at the time, only to be out-done in 2010 after Obamacare was passed. She voted for war in Iraq. Voted to support Guantanamo Bay Voted to bail out big banks and corporate theft in the US and abroad in 2008 Supported the death penalty Was on Chicom payroll for decades with a chauffer who monitored and reported on her compliance with CCP mandates for 20 years, as well as passing critical political and defense intelligence from her office to the CCP. FBI had notified her he was a spy 5 years before it became public. She also worked feverishly to violate the bill of rights for Americans, while she and her husband enjoyed privileged status of gaining concealed weapons carry permits in California. When confronted on this, she asserted that they are more equal than other Americans because of political status. Her entire career was a giant stain on our Nation, and the damage she has done is still not fully-appreciated.
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@1MrAngel1 Actually, trillions go to those social programs, not defense. Social security, Medicare, and Medicaid account for over $1.3 trillion annually, which is weird because those homeless should be covered. With defense, we can show where the $700 billion goes every year. With Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, they are simply not audited.
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@@Emaw03 DoD gets audited though. Alarm bells would ring if they came out looking shiny after an audit, as it would be correctly called out as a white-wash. With SS, Medicare, and Medicaid, there are no audits. Where's the money going? Can't we at least build mental hospitals and nature retreats for the homeless?
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@Qrayon I've been tracking the DoD budget since 1984. To lose $1 trillion, you would have to lose all of the budget for several years back then, with no pay to any employees or military personnel, no weapons systems, nothing paid for at all. To lose $1 trillion over 10 years, you would need to lose $100 billion every year. If you knew how hard each dollar is fought for by the services, you would quickly see how preposterous this claim is. You can go down the line item list of major programs and see where the money goes. Ships, aircraft, space systems, vehicles, infrastructure, operating and maintenance costs, and personnel aren't cheap. But again, when was the last time we audited Social Security, Medicare, or Medicaid? Where does all the money go from illegals paying into SS, Medicare, and Medicaid?
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@Qrayon It's pretty basic math. You can't have trillions missing if you didn't get extra trillions cumulatively even decades prior to that. You would have to manufacture trillions out of thin air, which was never allocated to DoD. Each fiscal year is a finite budget to fund DoD. Look at the DoD budget timeline Y2Y. There simply isn't anywhere to lose even $1 trillion. DoD budget was pretty flat in the 1960s-1970s, at $49-$84 Billion/yr. It broke through $112B/yr in 1978. It broke through $200B/yr in the '80s ($221B in 1984), and $300B in the '90s, never exceeding $400B/yr until after 9/11/2001. So now start adding. There's no mathematical way to come up with Rumsfeld's numbers unless you make $230B disappear every year for 10 years, which is preposterous when the budget was only $143-$320B/yr from 1980-2000. Since every funded program and O&M costs were what they were, there simply was no room for that to happen. You're talking about a continual gargantuan accounting fraud, while simultaneously having contractors deliver aircraft carriers, submarines, heavy cargo lift aircraft, B-1Bs, stealth bombers, satellites, thousands of fighters, tanks, APCs, IFVs, base housing all over the world, depots, nukes, missiles, bombs, ammunition, uniforms, boots, and food for free. Then you would have to account for Healthcare costs, schools, military institutes, test facilities, and the O&M budget to operate and maintain all of the above, which is typically 3x the cost of acquisitions over the life of a program. Those $49-$320B/yr budgets were spent on acquisitions, RDT&E, O&M, personnel, and services. Each fiscal year has detailed accounting for all the weapons systems, test programs, operations & maintenance, and contracted services. It's the most accountable portion of the entire Federal budget, unlike Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, HUD, DOEd, DOJ, EPA, IRS, FEMA, FDA, DHS, etc.
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@Qrayon $2.3 Trillion = $230B x 10, or $115B x 20. It's just not financially possible to be unaccountable for money you never had, and money you spent.
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@Qrayon You think DoD generates trillions of its own income through investments and real estate? Cite DoD self-generated income in the CAFR. I would love to read about that self-licking ice cream that Congress would have nothing to say about. I do know there is waste, fraud, and abuse. It's systemic but is used to prop up local economies with mostly services and ancillary business equipment not essential for RDT&E, systems acquisitions, or O&M. Think low-skilled civilian personnel doing jobs that used to be additional duties for military personnel, or are simply obsolete. Office buildings and warehouses that were built in the 1950s-1970s for long-gone programs, slowly evolving and surviving year-to-year without much oversight. Then there are the entitled service-based employees who sit around and do nothing, specializing in referring you to a different office who does the same. There are armies of useless jobs and offices like this on military bases, having nothing to do with readiness, combat systems maintenance, or mission focus. Even with the wildest accounting methods, they don't add up to $100 Billion, let alone trillions.
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@joharper284 She spent her cursed career violating that oath, as she was a sworn enemy to the people attacking the rights of the people, while taking Chinese bribes for decades, even employing Chicom spies on her personal staff while her husband acted as an intermediary for her corruption.
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 @alinadiaz9382 Feinstein's career was saturated with corruption and treason. She deserves no positive recognition. She was literally an enemy within for decades.
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@bartell20j She served the Soviets, Chinese, and enemies of the US as an active mole violating the rights of the people, while taking bribes from our enemies. She is a curse and stain on this Nation who must be called out as such. Before responding, go read Open Secrets on her campaign contributors and all her foreign investments, along with her husband. She was a traitor her whole political career.
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@veramae4098 CIA was co-opted by the Soviets as soon as it was formed. She was working for the Soviets and Chinese. The Soviet Council for a Livable World got her into the Senate. She was a traitor her whole career in Congress.
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@teri1945 You didn't know Feinstein was a traitor?
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