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[Star Wars] How did no one on the budget committee not notice the massive cost of a clone army during it's first few years?

I mean, that's gotta be trillions of credits. You'd think someone in the galactic senate would say "Hey, our tax credits shouldn't be focused on this massive increase in spending! What the hell is this line item!?!?"

I can only imagine there must be committees for everything. Right? And bills that are put forth? Is there no major minority that looks for possible waste?
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While Darth Sidious was the sith who most benifited from the "Great Plan", its groundwork had been laid for generations before, mostly by his master Darth Plagius.

While the details we do have about Plagius' life could be considered legend at best, it is believed that Plagius hailed from Munn and was a high ranking member of that planets banker guild. It's quite possible Plagius was recruited exactly for those contacts and connections and was brought into the sith religion by a master who wanted access to them.
It's just that Plagius turned out to be more of a player than a pawn and eventually overcame his teacher as sith are known to do.

**TL:DR  Darth Plagius helped bankroll it through massive banking influence/contacts.**