Is it true that there's a group within the government that uses billions in taxpayer money to research technology that is kept hidden from the world? And that they have absolutely zero oversight and are not accountable to anyone at all? And that they control the media to make sure this secret doesn't get out?
Wouldn't that be illegal and highly immoral?
where did you hear such nonsense? you should see a doctor, im worried for your health
I haven't heard that specific claim before, but probably, it sounds like it could apply to the R&D departments of numerous military organisations, though I doubt they exert direct control as opposed to their deep state friends further down the ladder.
Got some kind of source for this?
lol you see this is why you dont trust big government, unlike those pesky democrats
>Black Projects who take in trillions (no not the ones in Chicongo)
>NSA spys on everyone
>Free Energy Technology which actually works
>anti gravity devices
Yes the Deep State is real.
>group within the government
>billions in taxpayer money
>research technology that is kept hidden from the world
>zero oversight
>control the media
You mean other than the CIA?
I really, really wonder where the money was pissed away on.
also see why americans dont want single payer government healthcare..."whoops we lost trillions in healthcare funds time to double your taxes!!"
Also, perhaps in the 60's things like this went to secret tech, now it goes into the coffers of the globalist.
There are plenty of classified R&D projects. Any engineer or physicist who's worked with the DoD is familiar with non-disclosure forms and shit like that. Most of that stuff is usually declassified within a few years though.
Now, with regards to the stuff in your pic, that's not "missing" money, that's money that hasn't been properly accounted for. The DoD is notorious for having shitty accounting - all the money ultimately ends up going wherever it's supposed to go, but the receipts are often misfiled, shit is frequently written down in the wrong accounts, payments are listed in books on wrong dates, wrong places, or listed twice in different logs, etc etc etc. The DoD is no under basically constant audit to fix all its shitty bookkeeping
why release it to the public? we all saw what happened with the internet...
peasants are not human basically 80% of the worlds population should literally be cooked in ovens and gassed to death in concentration camps
>Most of that stuff is usually declassified within a few years though.
>It's just bad accounting. But when citizens are off by a few hundred dollars on their IRS tax report we'll hunt them down.
>Nothing to see here, move along.
I see, that makes sense. I'll trust the government to take care of it.
>(no not the ones in Chicongo)
you're killin me deustchbro
Fucking disgusting government.. "buh buh I like the police" fucking bootlicking faggot niggers
>American accounting skills
>You mean other than the CIA?
NSA, and all the military branches for starters
Kek only know how many "men in black" programs there are
if you hold any values there is going to be people who use those against you
go to sleep user, your getting very sleeepy
I suspect that our missile defense technology is far more advanced than the public realizes. It would explain the MIC's push for war with Russia. Unless they truly are suicidal, they wouldn't be blatantly be trying to provoke Russia into a nuclear exchange unless they thought they had a good chance of emerging unscathed
>government is run by hypocrites
shocker
It's not legal because the rule of law doesn't exist in the US.
yes, it's called DARPA, and yes, they have already developed metal gear
Metal gear!?
yes, look at the list of projects they are working on
en.wikipedia.org
this is just a small list, as 80% of the list is classified
It's ok the amerigoy tax payers don't care
The las time this happened was when they decided to build an atomic bomb. Everyone that thinks that the Us military has more advanced tech than google or any bib croporation is delusional piece of retard that deserves his retardation and what ever shit he dies of.
80 of the list is classified?
Classified?
>implying Google and "big corporation" aren't part of US Army/Defense Industry/MIC.
google was founded by the CIA idiot
en.wikipedia.org
the CIA has a viceroy in google whom even Larry Page answers to
Google was foud by CIA?
Larry Page answers to CIA?
You know too much . Expect the call
Why do you guys think 9-11 happend.
The call?
Why did 9-11 happen?
as i already explained, google was funded with seed money from In-Q-Tel, an arm of the CIA
Basically imagine how much fucked up shit China and Russia would be doing because they don't give a fuck about human rights and then realise that the US has to be doing the same sort of shit to keep up
I'm talking genetic modification and shit like that
If they'd develop nuclear weapons why wouldn't they experiment with genetic modification
I think one way we'll see this in regular day to day lives will be in sport, an industry that has literally billions of dollars available if you can create the best athletes
In 20 years time you won't be able to compete professionally if you're not genetically modified
Watch this space
the so called "Google Earth" was also developed by the CIA
"The stocks were a result of Google’s acquisition of Keyhole, the CIA funded satellite mapping software now known as Google Earth."
Norway?!
>6.5 trillion
Fug, they're gonna need, like, three twin tower terrorist attacks now ;_;
A dud!?
A hind d?
>that image
Not enough people know about the heinous shit governments not only condone but perpetrate on their own citizens, and pic related was half a fucking century ago
what does asset forfeiture have to do with being forced to quarter troops in your home?
>Is it true that there's a group within the government that uses billions in taxpayer money to research technology that is kept hidden from the world?
no thats just a meme, really they just take all the money and spend it on whores and nice cars
yes, DARPA doesnt public disclose all the projects they are working on as some are highly controversial like genetically engineered soldiers and Gauss Rifle
SNAKE !?
METAL GEAR
Project Solar Warden.
The US operates a fleet of aircraft-carrier sized spacecraft that patrol the solar system, most likely defending it from hostile incursions by aliens. When the Pentagon was hacked among the things the hacker found was a list of “non-terrestrial officers” and “fleet-to-fleet transfers” and a secret program called “Solar Warden”.
>It is said that there are approx eight cigar-shaped motherships (each longer than two football fields end-to-end) and 43 small “scout ships. The Solar Warden Space Fleet operates under the US Naval Network and Space Operations Command (NNSOC) [formerly Naval Space Command]. There are approximately 300 personnel involved at that facility.
These craft most likely launch and operate from the Antarctic, which goes some way to explaining the secrecy and strange happenings there.
>spent it on research
No, it all went to the pockets of defense contractor execs and high-ranking generals who received kickbacks legally by getting cushy "consultant" or "board director" jobs after giving those contractors no-bid contracts.
This is the correct answer.
Controversial?
METAL GEAR?
Genetically engineered soldiers!?
Gauss Rifle?
I signed a fucking library worth of paper and worked on a bunch of neat shit.
Can't really talk about it but chances are if hollywood has been memeing some fancy hot shit tech for the past 5 years you're likely to see it in the next 5 years.
who's ready for transformers 3d? hell yeah.
Contracts?
Building 7 collapsed. Building 7 had documents that were used in the investigation of a few trillion dollars that were not accounted for. Ppl suspect those trillions were used in black ops stuff. Building 7 gone and rhus the documents and proof.
Documents?
Bad accounting and projects that should've been shoveled into the mass grave of stupid ideas from the Pentagon still getting funding.
I can't go into details but most of this is the result of all spending and project allocation being done in Excel workbooks. The idea of a "unified way" of doing cost analysis in the military does not and will not exist. Shit every code in the Navy has its own particular way of accounting costs.
Why did B7 collapse? Weren't there buildings next to the big 2 that stayed up despite shit falling directly onto them + being on fire for hours.
>he DoD is notorious for having shitty accounting
yes, that's certainly not intentional goy
BOSS?
conservashits think cutting food stamps for niggers will offset trillions wasted on deep state tyranny research.
muh small govt
This has been happening since 9/11
Guarantee Trump stole it and gave it to Putin as payment for rigging the election. Lets see the mental gymnastics you alt-right fucktards come up with to defend that one.
Fuck you, nazis. I'm out. PEACE!
He's an idiot. He has no idea what the fuck he's talking about. Contractors make so much money in the defense industry because there's a hiring freeze on government employees and they haven't offered competitive industry pay since the 90's.
The Enclave will eventually be the bad guys, yes.
Lol
Even with massive governmental waste, national defense only takes 19% of tax dollars. That's compared to benefit and welfare programs that take 60% of all tax dollars.
yes goy, when DOD accountant write down $500 million for washroom expenses, it's because DOD hires idiot accountants, not because they are trying to hide something
They are colonizing somewhere beyond what we know as Earth. No detail at all to Greenland on Google Maps. The same with Antarctica. They are lying about the environment we live in.
Does the AI mean our votes truly don't matter anymore?
ehehehehehehehehehehehehe
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why is this sp specific. who apologized for giving a bio weapons researcher lsd before throwing him from a window?
All of this is done in Excel workbooks and there are no standards. They are that stupid.
Try working with the DoD, you'll realize that the people running the show are too stupid to be purposely dangerous.
Small fires
I blame the Navy. The refuse to standardize anything.
BUT WHERE IS IT WRONG!!!!!!!!!
we must declare a war on pentagon bureaucracy
t.rummy
Where can I find more info or a good book on this
oh, switch out your tampon, ya fucking mary.
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>Is it true that there's a group within the government that uses billions in taxpayer money to research technology that is kept hidden from the world?
No, that's what they want you to think if you start looking.
It really just goes into the pockets of corporations, politicians, and generals.
A couple years ago people made a huge stink about the government buying a huge amount of hollow point bullets thinking it was the government just weeks away from FEMA camps.
The reality was it was just political deal made to grease bullet manufacturer hands.
Some politicians or lobbyist got the idea buying a shit load of bullets. This is good for the company selling, it creates a scarcity. When the public found out they in turn bought bullets in mass at a hugely marked up price.
The bullet manufacturers made money two ways, shareholders 'politicians' made money on the deals.
The government is always doing shit like this, except it's usually on things like ballpoint pens.
I've seen this picture get tossed around but nobody talks about or is outraged by it. Alex talked about this on his show once but he kind of glossed over it, basically there's a whole cover up because if people ever found out about this they'd kill their congressmen
The Military-Industrial-Extra-Terrestrial complex is very real. A combination of being able to siphon as much money as they want from the government combined with manufacturing futuristic technologies.
the truth is stranger than fiction.
I saw independence day 2 and the ending was so weird. Friendly aliens hand over amazing science formulas that will let us use FTL travel, the science guy says we can now take the fight to the aliens, and all the american heroes cheer and say they're ready to go fight (even though their wives' were begging them not to fight the whole movie).
Also in the beginning of the movie it shows the kind of world that we would have had reverse engineered UFO tech was not kept secret.
Lack of bureaucracy is probably the problem. All military branches are autonomous in many ways. And even codes within those branches are autonomous.
Getting them to not only agree, but follow a guidance without them stomping their feet because they want an extra column to say how extra special their program is... Will be impossible.
>implying the cucked natives of west have the willpower to mutiny/rebellion
dude funny meme man on tv is live and otmorrow is work
That whole list is bunk. The creator is just banking on the laziness and ignorance of its readers.
In 1954 I believe the American congress passed a bill that allowed the CIA to take funds from any government projects without notice or reason, the same bill allowed the CIA control of major media outlets. This was being looked into in the televised hearings that were on just before 9/11
This.
And no one would ever suggest to audit the pentagon, that'd be political suicide
shut it down schizophrenic tinfoiler
Here's the sauce, via wiki
>Details of the overall United States intelligence budget are classified.[3] Under the Central Intelligence Agency Act of 1949, the Director of Central Intelligence is the only federal government employee who can spend "un-vouchered" government money.[29] The government showed its 1997 budget was 26.6 billion dollars for the fiscal year. [30]The government has disclosed a total figure for all non-military intelligence spending since 2007; the fiscal 2013 figure is $52.6 billion. According to the 2013 mass surveillance disclosures, the CIA's fiscal 2013 budget is $14.7 billion, 28% of the total and almost 50% more than the budget of the National Security Agency. CIA's HUMINT budget is $2.3 billion, the SIGINT budget is $1.7 billion, and spending for security and logistics of CIA missions is $2.5 billion. "Covert action programs", including a variety of activities such as the CIA's drone fleet and anti-Iranian nuclear program activities, accounts for $2.6 billion.[3]
More sauce via wiki,
The CIA act of 1949
>The Act, also called the "CIA Act of 1949" or "Public Law 110" permitted the Central Intelligence Agency to use confidential fiscal and administrative procedures and exempting it from many of the usual limitations on the use of federal funds. The act (Section 6) also exempted the CIA from having to disclose its "organization, functions, officials, titles, salaries, or numbers of personnel employed." It also created a program called "PL-110" to handle defectors and other "essential aliens" outside normal immigration procedures, as well as give those persons cover stories and economic support. It was passed by congress May 27.