Often times you'll find former members of the military or government start a `private` firm, just to turn around and use the connections they made to land a government contract, or two.
It's only a bad thing if you're one of the hundreds of millions of people not invited to the party and cut out of the deals because you didn't know the right people.
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I'm surprised anyone is surprised.
That's the irony. It's not Capitalism. Not even close.
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Often times you'll find former members of the military or government start a `private` firm, just to turn around and use the connections they made to land a government contract, or two.
It's only a bad thing if you're one of the hundreds of millions of people not invited to the party and cut out of the deals because you didn't know the right people.
I don't see the problem? /s
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