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Re: A perfect match!

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The Starmaker wrote:
> 
> I was watching this movie
> 
> i downloaded called
> 
> "War Dogs"..
> 
> and I also saw the TV
> 
> show American Greed
> 
> segment true story
> 
> account of it.
> 
> It's about
> 
> “Ebay for government contracts.”
> 
> Here is an excerpt from the movie "War Dog"
> 
> "I cannot stress this enough.
> You need to be scouring this website.
> Day and night.
> It is updated by the minute.
> There are tens of thousands of
> solicitations on this website.
> Each one is 40 to 50 pages long.
> If you see something interesting,
> you bring it to me.
> If you bring it to me,
> I'll make you rich."
> 
> "The government had a public website
> containing every military contract
> currently up for bidding.
> But I skip the big ticket items,
> and look for the small-ball shit
> that giant defense contractors ignore.
> Everybody's fighting over the same pie.
> But they're ignoring the crumbs.
> I live on crumbs, like a rat.
> And when you're dealing with the Pentagon,
> crumbs are worth millions.
> These listings
> seemed to go on forever.
> And according to Efraim, they did.
> 
> "You have to read between
> the lines with this stuff.
> All the money is made between the lines.
> I'd spend my entire day
> scouring the government's website,
> searching for overlooked contracts
> that we could squeeze our way into."
> 
> Now, ...today's Big scientist are using the
> 
> same process to rip off the government.
> 
> By Big scientist, I mean those looking
> 
> for million dollar grants.
> 
> I'll show you how they rip off the government
> 
> grant programs.
> 
> What they do is look through all the million dollar
> 
> grants to see one they like.
> 
> Then....here is the racket they use...
> 
> they create a 'fake business'
> 
> that match a current grant.
> 
> Then when they apply for the grant,
> 
> the grant granter sees that the business
> 
> plan and business model matches
> 
> the government grant ..Perfectly.
> 
> A perfect match!
> 
> Then the scientist takes the money
> 
> and buys a yacht.
> 
> These guys don't get arrested,
> 
> what have you got to lose?



"Executive Summary

The executive summary is often considered the most important section of
a business plan. This section briefly tells your reader where your
company is, where you want to take it, and why your business idea will
be successful. If you are seeking financing, the executive summary is
also your first opportunity to grab a potential investor’s interest."

It usually appears first in your business plan document.


Now, your 'executive summary' should practically be a cut-and-paste of
the 'government grant' you're seeking.

It should use 'practically' the same words, language of the summary of
the grant, so when the grant granter reads it
they will say to themselves..."Boy, this fuckin guy is perfect for our
grant!"

Then, they have been...conned.

Then you reached the status of the top scientist. You joined the big
boys...The Big Con.

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