When the people in charge don't say anything, it tells you all you need to know.

Should we continue our conversation on the slush funds?

I mean, the IEDC?

So yesterday afternoon, the IEDC forensic audit was released.

And you once again should be outraged as a taxpayer on a variety of levels first and foremost because it was exactly what we told you it was going to be

in which despite all of these people allegedly behaving badly no one's going to be in which despite all of these people allegedly behaving badly, no one's going to be held

to any sort of account. There's not going to be one person that's going to be, you know,

charged with anything. There's not going to be one person that's going to be, it looks like,

forced to pay any sort of money back. There's not going to be formal person that's going to be, it looks like, forced to pay any sort of money back.

There's not going to be formal reprimands, people getting booted off various things.

Nothing.

They all got away with it.

We told you they were going to get away with it.

And the reason this gross misuse of our monies, our hard-earned monies, is allowed to happen is because these people

that are at the center of these allegations, examinations found in this audit, other articles

that have been written are so connected that the politicians recognize. It's the same reason

no one will ever do anything about

Diego Morales because there's so much money on the line and in particular money that flows back

to these politicians through various campaign donations, et cetera, that they can't do anything about it

because in a strange way if they do something about it,

they almost indict themselves.

Admittance.

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