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Category: Clock Quotes
Posted on: December 23, 2009 3:59 AM, by Coturnix
The task of government in this enlightened time does not extend to actually dealing with problems. Solving problems might put bureaucrats out of work. No, the task of government is to make it look as though problems have been solved, while continuing to keep the maximum number of consultants and bureaucrats employed dealing with them.
- Bob Emmers
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