3 ms·
> If anything, Palombo says it probably makes sense to just do things without any questions. "“I complained a lot at work and I believe this made me a target. T
by baxtr 1y ago
> If anything, Palombo says it probably makes sense to just do things without any questions. "“I complained a lot at work and I believe this made me a target. The more sensible advice is maybe just to play the game, keep your head down, don’t complain, don’t report your bosses, obey. Those people were all promoted, and of course none were charged in relation to the Libor/Euribor cases. Barclays protected them.”
So that’s his takeaway? Kinda sad but then again who wants to end up in prison for doing what everyone else is doing as well.
- msgodel 1y agoAs long as we keep bailing out and protecting large financial institutions at the expense of the nations they supposedly serve because "the alternative would be worse" this kind of thing will be encouraged because it's the optimal strategy.
- joules77 1y agoClassic Double Bind. Whole frame has to shift to escape it. Something like massive cyberattack/bank nationalization/interest bearing CBDCs/all rates set by AI etc.