i thought it was pretty clear his point is that the money taken from those black projects wouldnt be missed by anyone not in the upper echelons of the NSA/CIA.
Useless, expensive bullstuff in government is a big problem, but I don't see it as a win-win to funnel money from one useless project to another useless project.
There's a famous investigative journalism piece from the 80s that exposed a lot of really heinous government spending oversights, like $640 toilet seats, $7600 coffee makers, $74,000 aluminum ladders, and, get this, a $660 ashtray.
This is the stuff that we should be cutting. Instead of demonizing welfare mothers for buying soda, why don't we demonize Congress for throwing away billions on overpriced, useless garbage?
Gotta admire their craftsmanship
It's literally nothing compared to the tunnels that they've managed to build in crowded, urban centers with police cars driving around above ground. They've installed high-voltage power lines, air conditioning, lift systems, and lights in these tunnels. If you think a wall is going to pose an insurmountable difficulty to the cartels' engineers, you're mistaken.
I'm of the opinion that the best way to combat this kind of bullstuff is just to legalize and produce drugs domestically, but my views aren't shared by the majority of congress. Instead, I think you guys should at least back a viable strategy to combat drug smuggling, since a wall might sound good and look good, but there are totally valid reasons why it isn't going to work.
