Often to see a greater point you need to examine a small one in great detail. In this case our GAO top 21 report provides a perfect example of how the system is lying about Y2k to prevent the rabble from being roused. Not that the news isn't out there. The recent sewage spills in California are all related to Y2k test failures. The Bellingham, Washington pipeline explosion, which killed three children, is now being blamed on human monitors being unable to react fast enough due to a computer failure.
People listen up.
Y2k is real. This was an accurate representation of the GAO report. I've found the GAO report story in my local newspaper the Oregonian, buried in the briefcase column of the Business section. In other words, buried in the back of the paper in a column about your middle finger tall and pinky finger wide. Why they call the paper the Oregonian is a mystery to me since it is owned by people from Rhode Island and the front page consists of reprints from East Coast papers.