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Re:Managers given 200 characters to justify not firing nucle... by retinaros on Monday February 17, 2025 @06:20AM (#43077695)
I dont understand how it is a breach but all the millionaire real estate up for sale in DC tells me America will win at the end and will leave all corrupt Europe die under its corrupt administration.
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Re:Managers given 200 characters to justify not firing nucle... by SanderSantema on Monday February 17, 2025 @07:29AM (#43078223)
If I am to believe the Corruption Perception Index, which I certainly would over your unsourced blanket statement, you’re wrong and Europe is actually doing rather well at having low rates of corruption. Anecdotally that has certainly been my experience. I don’t really understand the perceived competition anyhow, why not wish for everybody to do well?
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Re:Managers given 200 characters to justify not firing nucle... by retinaros on Monday February 17, 2025 @11:54AM (#43080898)
Can you explain how exploding Nordstream pipeline and setting back Germany - EU engine - to the dark ages was USA wishing for everybody to do well?

Europe has no corruption ? We are literally led by an unelected woman who sent us to war and single handily decided to buy vaccines from pfizer

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Re:Managers given 200 characters to justify not firing nucle... by lores on Monday February 17, 2025 @07:45AM (#43078375)
Not only are EU and US on a similar corruption index, the EU does not have a culture of widespread, legal corruption called "lobbying".
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Re:Managers given 200 characters to justify not firing nucle... by kasey_junk on Monday February 17, 2025 @10:05AM (#43079682)
https://www.integritywatch.eu/organizations.php

Nonsense.

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Re:Managers given 200 characters to justify not firing nucle... by pjc50 on Monday February 17, 2025 @11:30AM (#43080624)
It absolutely does, but it's more "civilized" and less overt.
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