Please follow me closely but please hold your anger in as much as you can. I will give you a Play-by-Play or a Step-by-Step here, of how I approached or to make it more precise, how I personally broke this down. Well, my logical assessment of the ARRA (the American Recovery Reinvestment Act). My logical view, by no means, is not the only correct way to view this debacle, that's for sure. Anyone could disagree with me wholeheartedly. My view could be the complete opposite of yours but please, give me your view, let me know.

This will be quite confusing, just hang in there, so you can see my discoveries, thank you.

1. First of all I saw this video on this link the ABC NEWS website (Click on Image):

Click on Image to view website and video

Ok now, as you watch the video, you see the report about phony districts and malreporting of jobs. This is repeated in words if you read the writing around the video. There are some more extra links there which you can click on to read further but for now, leave them alone ok? While watching the video, right on the bottom you see it says "Web of errors: Recover.org Bad Math."

Now, go to Recovery.ORG please and leave it open.

Then, go to the Official website (Recovery.Gov)which our government spent $18 Million dollars to create you see their description of how, in "detail" the $787 Billion of our money is being spent and in what.

You should have both websites opened now, so compare.

Are you confused? Let me explain, because I was also and let me tell you something, as I was writing this article or report, I was actually investigating further on and learning more of this .Gov and .Org discrepancy. Are they connected? No! I ran into a website which explained it all to me, plain and simple:

There's an interesting head-to-head happening in Congress today that will once and for all settle the question of whether Washington should leave complex technical projects to those outside of government with the resources, experience, and super ninja skills often lacked in DC. Okay, perhaps that's overstating things. But this afternoon's House Science Committee hearing on "Government and Public Resources for Recovery Act Oversight" should shine some light on the competition between Recovery.gov and Recovery.org, both of which aim to track more than $700 billion in stimulus spending. Testifying on behalf of the public project is Recovery and Transparency Board chair Earl Devaney. And in the company-run site's corner is Onvia VP Eric Gillespie. The Recovery.org team argues that the bureaucrats simply can't handle the job of top-to-bottom, granular oversight of recovery contracts. Devaney and his team say, well...you know, that they can.

Go to this link and read all about it

You can forget about the .gov and concentrate on the very informative .ORG, excellent!! You see, this website gives you the information concerning the companies who received the grants and loans. It gives you the detailed figures and the projects they are involved in. Wait to you see the numbers! Oh, are you going to get upset! Also, if you really want to laugh, read the comments there. Americans are very mad and they should be. Yes! You can comment there, where in the government website, you have no place to. Take a look at your state, your county and see where your money is going.

I have no idea why ABC placed that link in the bottom of their video but it sure helped me find out where our hard earned money is going. Thank you ABC and thank you Onvia!!!!