Re:Nuclear turn green as EU parliament approves new taxonomy
by croes on Saturday July 09, 2022 @11:25AM
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McKinsey also works in the EU.
Siemens also, and they have a long history of corruption.
So I doubt that it is any better in the EU, just less known.
Like Greece and Germany. The greece know there is corruption therefore their place in the corruption index, the germans ignore/don't know of corruption hence the better position in the index. And still who paid the corrupt politicians in Greece? companies like Siemens.
Not to mention that certain types of corruption that are illegal in the modern world are still legal in Germany.
Like giving politicianshigh positions afterwards. Because we know it isn't corruption if you got paid afterwards /s
So I doubt that it is any better in the EU, just less known. Like Greece and Germany. The greece know there is corruption therefore their place in the corruption index, the germans ignore/don't know of corruption hence the better position in the index. And still who paid the corrupt politicians in Greece? companies like Siemens.
Not to mention that certain types of corruption that are illegal in the modern world are still legal in Germany.
Like giving politicianshigh positions afterwards. Because we know it isn't corruption if you got paid afterwards /s