Recently the United States Congress received its report on the piss poor performance of the War in SPAM. Of course with this report the definitions of what SPAM is were further reiterated along with a list of the problems that exist in the war and a hint that further appropriations are need to take the War to the Enemy.

The United States of Americas Department of Justices Federal Trade Commissions Consumer Protection Divisions Anti-SPAM Group said that the SPAMMERS have cells world wide and they need further authority to travel on the taxpayers monies to go to combat this? What a crock of malarkey that is?+

The Federal Trade Commission promised an aggressive campaign and touted their abilities to combat the insurgents cluttering your inbox, yet now we see little if any progress since the 2003 Act was initiated. What a farce, what a bunch of BS? Should we cut and run in the war in Spam?

No, of course not, but we cannot trust the misrepresentation and deception of the FTC to help us. Their troops are untrained and all they really know how to do is Public Relations and file bogus court documents? How can an army of lawyers combat these insurgent SPAMMERS?

Actually Bill Gates and AOL have done the most to fight SPAM and yet it seems that they have both been targets of the FTC? So, why is the FTC always in the way? Why can’t we shut down the FTC completely so they do not make government look so incompetent and silly?

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