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When DOGE Meets Defense

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) might have had an easy time rifling through the grants administered by  the corrupt Agency for International Development (USAID). This small team of young, energetic auditors will face a much more daunting assignment when it tries to make sense out of U.S. Department of Defense spending. The DOD books have been cooked for decades. They hide years upon years of illicit black operations, never meant to be tracked.

Clif High lays out the parameters here in a new video in his Explorers’ Guide to Sci-Fi World. Not only does the DOD adhere to bizarre and truly baffling accounting practices, but the department also has been saddled with infighting among at least two or three rival, and generally clandestine, factions.  There’s one faction associated with the CIA. It’s predominantly, if not exclusively, Jewish. There’s another faction that’s Christian-based, making this infighting take on a strange religious shading.

High labels the Christians “the Longhorns,” and says that’s because many within this faction come from the West, particularly Texas. They are tied to various defense contractors, as well as to NASA. At one juncture, these individuals could have belonged to family groups originally from the British countryside. The term Longhorn not only signifies the horns on a breed of cattle, but also possibly the “Langhornes,” a familial clan hailing from Cumberland County along the northwestern border between England and Scotland.

High says it’s going to take a much longer period for the DOGE auditors to make any sense out of Pentagon spending, especially if they start poking into the black operations arena. He doesn’t expect we’ll learn specific details until later in the spring — say April or May. If DOGE is successful, will they crack the code? Will we finally get formal word on the greatest black market operation of all time, focusing on those space aliens who have shaped so much of the course of human history on the Q.T.? Stay tuned.