> Many of those culpable are pretty ordinary You misattribute The whole point of this coverup was to benefit the elites or cover up their failings. We have a

> Many of those culpable are pretty ordinary You misattribute The whole point of this coverup was to benefit the elites or cover up their failings. We have a dodgy contract, acceptance of a faulty system, and desire to cover up its failings because that would lead to ruined careers at the C level. Misallocation of funds would be investigated, we would have to figure out where did millions of dollars actually disappear to, etc. The middle classes involved, solicitors, etc. are culpable in the sense that they serviced the machine and enabled it, but they not the beneficiaries, they are just cog in the machine. If a specific person would refuse, another would soon take his place. So the real blame lies with those who were comfortable giving outright criminal orders.