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He could well as, but I expect nobody would be much surprised over the answer: as you say, the problem of corruption is well known and merely exposing it again
by SiempreViernes 8y ago
He could well as, but I expect nobody would be much surprised over the answer: as you say, the problem of corruption is well known and merely exposing it again won't do much.
Tough if he secretly bought out a few accounting agencies and published all documents of the illicit money transfers going on that could probably have an effect as it makes the laundering harder.
- pbhjpbhj 8y ago> the problem of corruption is well known and merely exposing it again won't do much // I disagree. Exposing it is what is needed as a first step. Continual, explicit, widespread exposure. The problem there I suspect is those with power to do anything fear their own exposure; or they prefer to gain from being party of the international elite; or they choose to use it as leverage for other things.