Re:Carlos Ghosn’s Brazen Escape from Japan
by JumpCrisscross on Monday August 08, 2022 @03:24AM
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> people in charge of controlling him, the people whose job it is to supervise him, didn't
Sure. I made an analogy to Enron elsewhere.
But their incompetence, potentially collusion, doesn’t excuse Ghosn. And the path to holding them responsible is through him. The flip side of this, also unexplored, is that people with skeletons in their closets don't tend to hide them alone. Who else is complicit? Who among them was blackmailed, and which decisions were unduly influenced by that?
Sure. I made an analogy to Enron elsewhere.
But their incompetence, potentially collusion, doesn’t excuse Ghosn. And the path to holding them responsible is through him. The flip side of this, also unexplored, is that people with skeletons in their closets don't tend to hide them alone. Who else is complicit? Who among them was blackmailed, and which decisions were unduly influenced by that?