Thursday, January 10, 2008

Corruption


OK, I'm gonna expose my naiveté here.

Do you have to be corrupt to be in politics? Do politics make you corrupt? Are all these people guilty or is it just politics?

I could have gone on, but I got too fucking tired. I also didn't search for graft and excluded corporate corruption which is rampant.
S.Africa's Zuma vows to fight graft charges - report

SKorea court rules for probe into president-elect

Thaksin's wife arrested on graft charges

Thai prosecutors vow to arrest former PM Thaksin

Corruption investigator, Gerrie Nel, is charged with fraud and ...

Arroyo dared to prosecute TESDA chief for corruption

Botswana: The Cancerous Corruption

38 corruption tip-offs received through new government internet portal


Another ex-Nigerian state governor to be tried for corruption


Newark’s Ex-Mayor to Face 2 Trials on Corruption Charges


Nigeria: Corruption - 29 Ex-Govs Must Face Trial - Isekhure

Senator Faces Allegations of Corruption

Zambian president sacks minister over corruption


City subpoenaed in corruption probe

Corruption’s "perversity" must be confronted, Justice minister ...


Nigerian Corruption Official Faces Removal

Medan mayor detained for alleged corruption

Nigeria: Klieg Light On Corruption

I think I've made my point.

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Friday, February 09, 2007

Is there no end to the Bush corruption?


It seems anyone Bush is a crook. Oh yeah, Bush's uncle would be the brother of 41 or Babs. Great siblings ya got there.
President George W. Bush's uncle, William H.T. "Bucky" Bush, was part of a group of outside directors at a defense contractor who realized about $6 million in unauthorized pay from an options backdating scheme, according to U.S. securities investigators.

Bush and other non-employee directors who served on the board of Engineered Support Systems Inc., now owned by DRS Technologies Inc., are not accused of any wrongdoing in a civil complaint filed on Tuesday by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

The SEC complaint, however, says the non-employee directors benefited from stock options not approved by shareholders.

"As a result, the company provided significant additional compensation to its outside directors beyond what shareholders had approved," the SEC complaint said. "These same directors later realized approximately $6 million from the exercise of their addtional stock options."

And the GOP and MSM was all over Jimmy Carter's ass because of his brother Billy.

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