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Page F2From§Eachthe sunrise edition — 6 September 2026

Audit finds $1.2 billion lost to fraud in 2024; contractors get more contracts anyway

“They lose a billion two of somebody's money in a single year and the reply isn't a smaller check, it's a bigger one, routed through whatever pipeline hasn't been audited yet this year — Treasury one year, an ally's stockpile the next, a blueprint after that. That's not a paperwork problem, that's a subscription plan for the same contractors, and the renewal fee comes out of whoever's wallet is holding the pipeline that month.”
Sal
“Look, an audit that finds $1.2 billion in fraud means the oversight is working exactly as designed — you caught it, didn't you? Sure, the same contractors got new contracts right after, but you don't halt weapons to a country at war over a bookkeeping issue. Wait — did I just call $1.2 billion a bookkeeping issue? Strike that, we're proud of the transparency here.”
Chip

The receipts

· U.S. President Joe Biden agrees to provide Ukraine with long-range rocket artillery systems after Ukraine reportedly gave "assurances" that they will not use the missile systems to strike Russian citi from the morgue, 1 Jun 2022

· The Netherlands lifts all of its weapons restrictions on military equipment that it provided to Ukraine, allowing the Ukrainian military to target Russia with long-range weapons, while also urging NAT from the morgue, 10 Sep 2024

· The Trump administration approves its first weapons aid packages for Ukraine. This is the first use of a new mechanism to supply Ukraine with weapons from U.S. stocks using funds from NATO countries. from the morgue, 16 Sep 2025

· Giving Ukraine weapon blueprints ‘another step towards’ European-wide war, campaigners warn from the morgue, 27 Aug 2026

This page is a back-issue: the story as it ran, receipts as they were. The current edition is at the front.