"House Passes $608 Billion Military Spending Bill" by Matt Southworth on 07/18/2012
...Earlier this year, the House debated and passed the fiscal year 2013 Defense Authorization bill (National Defense
Authorization Act, NDAA). So what is the difference and why have two bills? The
NDAA sets caps on spending, authorizes new programs and makes permanent law,
whereas the Defense Appropriations bill is literally “money in the bank.”
Without appropriations—by way of this bill, a continuing resolution (CR),
omnibus, minibus or megabus—departments, including the Pentagon, do not have
funding to operate.
MAJIA HERE: Sickening. The US war economy destroys lives abroad and at home and creates enemies.
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