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Recently, Jim Logajan posted:
Larry Dighera wrote: How is it that airmen are able to hide their medical conditions from the licensed medical doctor examining them, but not from Congress? Obviously they can't. The airmen were either: 1) Committing fraud against the Social Security Administration, 2) Committing fraud against the Federal Aviation Administration, 3) Neither of the above. There are too many problems with the committee's report[1] that it is difficult to know where to start. Here's an attempt: (rest of this excellent analysis snipped for brevity) It constantly amazes me how a committee charged with oversight can deliver published reports with such elementary errors, numerous misstatements and erroneous conclusions. And then I recall the notion that "people usually get the government they deserve" and find it a really depressing situation. Neil |
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