Paphitis wrote:Maximus wrote:her you go Paphitis,
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/08/world ... .html?_r=0At the time, Mr. Kantas, a wiry former military officer, did not actually have the authority to decide much of anything on his own. But corruption was so rampant inside the Greek equivalent of the Pentagon that even a man of his relatively modest rank, he testified recently, was able to amass nearly $19 million in just five years on the job.
I really don't see what this has to do with the US.
Recently, German Company Siemens bribed the former PASOK Defence Minister into signing a contract to purchase 4 German Submarines and if that wasn't enough, as part of the same deal, they also bribed the AKEL Defence Minister into buying some missiles.
You all know the story.
We are as corrupt as all hell, and that has very little to do with the Americans or Germans. Fact is, this kind of thing is less likely in the US, because if you get caught, you would probably end up as someone's prison bitch!
you asked me to provide evidence that Greek officials have been bribed.
That link is a form of proof and what you have just said here and what the opinion of many is, is that the Greeks are corrupt and take bribes.
You provided the proof yourself.
Please prove and provide evidence that;
1) The Greeks did not take bribes to serve US (or German) Corporate or government interests.
2) That Greece is not heavily indebted
3) That attempt's to destabilize Greece did not take place
4) That there has not been several regime changes to find a US/EU/Troika friendly government to get "the solution" and a way out of the crisis.
5) That the brainwashed masses on the outside do not think that the Greeks are lazy, got in to the EU by cooking the books (with them complicit), contribute and produce little and deserve it.