The Federal Trade Commission says that SPAM Phishing is on the rise in a recent report to the United States Congress? May I ask why on Earth we need an agency paid for out of the taxpayer’s money to tell us the obvious? I mean yah, Dah; does it seem worthless to you that we have such complete incompetence in our government that we deserve this? I mean come on? This is a friggin joke? Obviously this is on the rise all you have to do is look into your email inbox. What a bunch of crooks at the FTC taking taxpayers money to tell us what we already know and then putting it into a 116-page report to Congress? What a waste of paper, trees, and the rain forests, please?

Do these bureaucrats even hear themselves talk? Are they so busy to get home for the holidays that they think that such garbage will suffice? Look we need closure in the war in SPAM, we need to defeat these insurgents, the FTC, well they just want more money for their budget and to appear to be looking like they are doing something, yet show up with proof to the US Congress and the American People of their Incompetence? Why do we allow this? Now the FTC wants a bill called the US SAFE WEB Act of 2005? Which is an acronym for: “Undertaking Spam, Spyware, And Fraud Enforcement With Enforcers Beyond Borders.” I agree that we need to pursue these insurgent Spammers across the borders, but do you really trust the FTC to be the agency to do it? They really do not appear to be able to do anything right but toot their own horns? That is my opinion, lets “CAN” the FTC. Think on it, as it is time to cut the budgets in DC.

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