Buildings at Johnson Space Center in Houston are among the worst at any NASA facility.
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Needs a good housecleaning not more money. More stealy eyed missle men ...less DEI
Here's a comparison of NASA's budgets and the Pentagon's (officially known as the Department of Defense) budgets over the last 5 years, based on publicly available data:
* 2018:
- NASA: $20.7 billion (Source: NASA's FY 2018 Budget Estimates)
- Pentagon: $700 billion (Source: FY 2018 Budget Request Overview, Department of Defense)
* 2019:
- NASA: $21.5 billion (Source: NASA's FY 2019 Budget Estimates)
- Pentagon: $716 billion (Source: FY 2019 Budget Request Overview, Department of Defense)
* 2020:
- NASA: $22.6 billion (Source: NASA's FY 2020 Budget Estimates)
- Pentagon: $721 billion (Source: FY 2020 Budget Request Overview, Department of Defense)
* 2021:
- NASA: $23.2 billion (Source: NASA's FY 2021 Budget Estimates)
- Pentagon: $721 billion (Source: FY 2021 Budget Request Overview, Department of Defense)
* 2022:
- NASA: $23.2 billion (Source: NASA's FY 2022 Budget Estimates)
- Pentagon: $782 billion (Source: FY 2022 Budget Request Overview, Department of Defense)
==>As you can see, the Pentagon's budget is significantly larger than NASA's budget, with the Pentagon's budget being roughly 30-40 times larger than NASA's budget over the last 5 years.
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Note: The budget figures mentioned above are based on the initial budget requests and may not reflect the final appropriations or actual spending.
The Pentagon has been failing its annual audits since the first audit was conducted in 2018. The Department of Defense (DoD) has failed to pass a comprehensive audit every year since then.
In 2018, the DoD received a "disclaimer of opinion" from the auditors, which means that the auditors were unable to express an opinion on the accuracy of the financial statements due to the lack of sufficient evidence.
In 2019, the DoD received a "disclaimer of opinion" again, with the auditors citing significant issues with the department's financial management and accounting systems.
In 2020, the DoD received a "disclaimer of opinion" for the third consecutive year, with the auditors identifying over 1,000 material weaknesses in the department's financial management and accounting systems.
In 2021, the DoD received a "disclaimer of opinion" for the fourth consecutive year, with the auditors citing continued weaknesses in the department's financial management and accounting systems.
In 2022, the DoD received a "disclaimer of opinion" for the fifth consecutive year, with the auditors identifying over 1,600 material weaknesses in the department's financial management and accounting systems.
==>The Pentagon's inability to pass an audit has raised concerns about the department's financial management and accountability, and has led to calls for reforms to improve the department's financial transparency and accountability.
==> Yes, the military-industrial-media complex has been controlling America for years now. Sad state of America indeed! 
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