Образцы коррупции в стиле стран третьего мира

[onb2017]

Сегодня расскажу о некоторых случаях коррупции, в которых чудесным образом сплелись самые цивилизованные методы лоббизма с варварскими приемами мелкого мошенничества в стиле чиновников среднего звена из Бангладеша. По традиции речь пойдет о наиболее развитых капиталистических странах.

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[matrixmann]

High level corruption, I think of two other examples: Very sticky example is Volkswagen, another is the controversy about the purchase of the site in the soccer World Cup tournament over decades

[ext_1424062]

Hello!
I can add a word about Norwegian ski team. "Everyone knows that only Russians use the doping! And this is not a doping, it's only an asthma cure! Yep, for all our team. Yep, all of the Norwegian asthmatics are good sportsmen. Yep, we're absolutely serious."

[matrixmann]

As you mention this... I think the Tour de France also had something like this going on steadily.
Whole teams had asthma, but strangely only in summer.
Very realistic...

At all about the subject: There must be so much doping already inside the commercial sports - nothing that much anymore as romanticizing "a fair competition" among likes.
If you happen to ever take meds in your life which lower the overall body strength as a side effect, and you notice you couldn't make that up with no training in the world, only by abandoning taking the meds, then you can imagine what's going on if you try to achieve the opposite effect.
Only meds can beat meds. Your body simply isn't able to make up the rise in strength and condition with only its materials on board. It needs similar or the same aid in order to compete.
For tournaments, that means: If you caught one doper, all who did better than him and all who achieved a similarly strong performance, they all must have taken anything.
Everything else is scientific bullshit.

[onb2017]

Thank you. Those are examples i was looking for. There are a lot of them about the US and third world countries but not so many about European countries.

[matrixmann]

I wonder - hasn't the big issue with Volkswagen gone through the headlines of the international press too

[onb2017]

Yeah, I read something about it but then when I started searching via google, it never turned up so I forgot. The same thing happens with some facts about american scandals sometimes. I end up having the info just because I saved the links I saw somewhere. The search engines are totally c**kblocked by SEO and reversed SEO.

[matrixmann]

Hm... See...
Little tip if you don't already do it: Try differing search engines in order to achieve differing results.
The duck can be too imprecise at times, this can be good and bad, but it doesn't have the over-seoed filtering.
Biggest disadvantage on it is that duckduckgo relies on Yandex for indexing sites; I currently see that with