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Še pomnite tovariši, kako je Počivalškovo ministrstvo Cerarjeve vlade v hudi protibegunski mrzlici čez noč našlo neko dotlej neznano votlo in prazno firmo na celjskem/počivalškovem območju, ki je v Nacht und Nebel Aktion postala dvorni dobavitelj žične ograje za varovanje jugovzhodne meje Moje Dežele?

No, patent za take posle so Cerarjevci/Počivalškovci očitno prodali ameriški vladi. Ta je za 300-milijonsko sanacijo v orkanu uničenega elektro-omrežja v Portoriku našla dve leti staro dvoglavo žepno firmico iz mesteca v Montani, ki je čisto slučajno domači kraj Trumpovega ministra za notranje zadeve.

The company, Whitefish Energy, said last week that it had signed a $300 million contract with the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority to repair and reconstruct large portions of the island’s electrical infrastructure. The contract is the biggest yet issued in the troubled relief effort.
The power authority, also known as PREPA, opted to hire Whitefish rather than activate the “mutual aid” arrangements it has with other utilities. For many years, such agreements have helped U.S. utilities — including those in Florida and Texas recently — to recover quickly after natural disasters.
www.washingtonpost.c...d079ad541f

Dry the swamp. Make America Slovenialike again. Itn.

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> The company, Whitefish Energy, said last week that it had signed a $300 million contract with the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority to repair and reconstruct large portions of the island’s electrical infrastructure. The contract is the biggest yet issued in the troubled relief effort.
> The power authority, also known as PREPA, opted to hire Whitefish rather than activate the “mutual aid” arrangements it has with other utilities. For many years, such agreements have helped U.S. utilities — including those in Florida and Texas recently — to recover quickly after natural disasters.
> www.washingtonpost.c...d079ad541f

Dry the swamp. Make America Slovenialike again. Itn.

it gets better

A deal reached between the government and a small Montana energy company located in Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's hometown prohibits the government from reviewing labor costs or profits related to the company's relief efforts in Puerto Rico, according to a leaked copy of the contract.

A copy of the deal highlighted by reporter Ken Klippenstein reveals that the government isn't allowed to "audit or review the cost and profit elements" under the agreement, allowing the company greater discretion and secrecy for how it spends the $300 million to restore power to the island.

Whitefish contract states, "In no event shall [government bodies] have the right to audit or review the cost and profit elements."

lahko tudi poljubno zamujajo - Whitefish contract states Puerto Rican govt "waives any claim against Contractor related to delayed completion of work."

thehill.com/homenews...iting-deal