Welcome back to the New World next week.

I'm James Corbett of Corbettor Report.com.

And I'm James Evan Pallado of Mediamonarchy.com.

Canada keeps testing their emergency alert system.

We've got that story plus another chance at 9-11 truth,

but first, speaking of 9-11 truth, Pentagon fails its first ever audit. We take this from Reuters.

The Pentagon has failed what is being called its first ever comprehensive audit,

finding U.S. Defense Department accounting discrepancies that could take years to resolve.

Results of the inspection conducted by some 1,200 auditors and examining financial accounting on a

wide range of spending, including weapons systems, military personnel, and property.

We failed the audit.

But we never expected to pass it, so said Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan

talking to reporters, adding that the findings showed the need for greater discipline in financial

matters within the pentagram. It was an audit on a $2.7 trillion organization, so the fact that

we did the audit is substantial. Shanahan added, it was unclear what consequences there would be after the audit,

but Shanahan said the focus would be on fixing the issues.

A 1990 federal law mandated 28 years ago that the U.S. government agencies be audited,

but for 28 years, the Pentagon dodged it and has not faced a comprehensive audit until this

one was launched one year ago, James, as we reported actually right here on New World next week.

That's right, and people might think we're a little late to the party with this because

the Pentagon failed the audit story came out a couple weeks ago but I was really waiting for this

nation's story which is a great encapsulation of the whole story and so please stop what you're

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