Return to Article: Air Force officials want more information about acquisition improprieties
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The whole group was in a conspiracy. This should not be left up to the Air Force to deal with. The FBI needs to investigate this matter and file appropriate charges on them all. The Air Force doesn't know enough to wipe it hind end. They only want to question her to find out what she did in order to cover their butts in case the FBI gets into this, which they should immediately.
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Some time ago GovExec told us how Ms. Druyun banished a subcabinet officer and an AF Three Star. They planned to eliminate her position. I recall that the article had her going to DOD.
That should have been a loud and clear warning about her. No civil servant has power like that. Someone was behind her then. I wonder who.
I doubt that she did it alone.
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There is the inference in the tone of this article that there was no red flags in this whole affair and that is bull. Instead of obfuscating issues with meetings, consultants, initiatives or whatever try boiling it down to the fundamentals. It all starts with people, and military or civilian, my employer just doesn't get it. Accountability should start at the top and work its way down, instead of vice versa. Remember the age old adage, "Power corrupts, Absolute power corrupts absolutely".
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