ObamaCare's CGI Failed Before...

"The Canadian firm that was paid $634 million dollars without a bidding process, to build the Obamacare website and other computing services, was fired by Canada for failing to meet three years of deadlines as the developer of Canada’s online medical registry.

Now ponder why the Obama administration would give Serge Godin, among Canada’s richest 100 citizens, and his wife, the owners of CGI Group, Inc. over a half billion of taxpayer dollars to a Canadian company that was fired for failing to do the job that Obama expects them to do?

"According to Open Secrets, CGI Federal alone has contributed $1,020,000 from 2008 to 2013 to the DNC.
http://rosscalloway.com/2013/10/21/healthcare-gov-website-developer-was-fired-by-canada/

I can see a computer system where everything is recorded about every American.

All your tax records, medical records, personal history such as which organizations you belong to, how many guns you own, your history of vehicle ownership, locations of every home you have ever had, who your relatives are, who your friends and neighbors are and where they live, where you were educated, religious preferences, how much money you have and how you spend it. It will be fairly simple to cross reference any record to isolate a particular segment of society.

CGI, the Canadian company whose U.S. subsidiary built the failed Obamacare website, was once contracted to build a federal gun registry for the Canadian government... CGI's contract was canceled in 2007 after a report by the Auditor General found that the Canadian Firearms Information System (CFIS) being built by CGI was "significantly over budget" and that it had been plagued by delays.

The Conservative government that took power in 2006 canceled CGI's gun registry contract, and eventually repealed the Canadian gun registry entirely.


The failed gun registry was only one of CGI's many Canadian failures, which included canceled contracts to build health care databases in the provinces of Ontario and New Brunswick.

Despite CGI's checkered record, the Obama administration awarded its U.S. subsidiary, CGI Federal, the $93.7 million contract to build healthcare.gov, part of $678 million in health care services contracts awarded to the company.

The U.S. does not have a gun registry, but one would be required, according to Breitbart News' AWR Hawkins, to implement the universal background checks that Democrats and the Obama administration tried to push through Congress earlier this year..."
—Breitbart

WHL wrote:So it doesn't matter how stupid you are as long as you contribute to the DNC.  Surprise, surprise.

"The Amonix downsizing is the latest in a string of failures that include the high-profile bankruptcy of solar-cell maker Solyndra in California, November layoffs at a battery-maker A123 in Michigan, and the January bankruptcy of Ener1.

Obama’s green-tech program gave those companies $535 million, $118.5 million , and $249 million, respectively.

The donors have a shared interest in federal funding for green-tech companies, but they also compete among themselves for available government dollars.

Westly had a stake in Amonix in May 2010 when he warned Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett that a planned federal government visit to Solyndra might backfire. “If it’s too late to change/postpone the meeting, the president should be careful about unrealistic/optimistic forecasts that could haunt him in the next 18 months if Solyndra hits the wall, files for bankruptcy,” Westly wrote to Jarrett.

His premonition proved right: Solyndra’s collapse has so undercut political support for green-tech spending that Obama was forced to admit error while defending it in his State of the Union speech.

“Some technologies don’t pan out; some companies fail,”
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2012/01/30/more-solyndra-style-failure-obama-tied-amonix-inc-lays-off-most-of-company/#ixzz2ie4W3I3t