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This looks really bad for BaFin, they basically treated the Financial Times as criminals for blowing the whistle over the last few years.
by physicsguy 6y ago
This looks really bad for BaFin, they basically treated the Financial Times as criminals for blowing the whistle over the last few years.
- lotsofpulp 6y agoDoes it matter if the corrupt BaFin officials who decided to treat the journalists as criminals are not prosecuted?
- itsoktocry 6y ago>This looks really bad for BaFin, they basically treated the Financial Times as criminals for blowing the whistle over the last few years. It's going on, with a variety of companies, every day. The entire system is beyond corrupt. Regulators are siding with frauds instead of investigating them. A major red flag of corporate fraud is attacking journalists and blaming "short-sellers". Have these entities ever caused the demise of a legitimate company?