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Here is the information from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corruption_Perceptions_Index#Rankings
Here is something to ponder:
http://mikenormaneconomics.blogspot.com/2011/12/fed-prints-29-trillion-dollar-goes-up.html
http://mikenormaneconomics.blogspot.com/2011/12/fed-prints-29-trillion-dollar-goes-up.html
I hope this will not open a can of worms.
Originally Posted By: Pop_Rivit
Doesn't it tell you something that it's filed under the "entertainment" section?
If you knew the Windsor Star better you would realize that the entire thing, like Fox News, is entertainment; hardly news. (The 10th least corrupt gov't in the world thinks so, apparently!)
Doesn't it tell you something that it's filed under the "entertainment" section?
If you knew the Windsor Star better you would realize that the entire thing, like Fox News, is entertainment; hardly news. (The 10th least corrupt gov't in the world thinks so, apparently!)
Least corrupt? Yes,quite likely...or I'd like to think so anyway. A small country,everyone knows someone...it's pretty hard to get away with dodgy deals.
Personal experience says the list is pretty accurate in the order.
p.s. legalized campaign contribution that steer politics is considered "corruption" in some part of the world.
p.s. legalized campaign contribution that steer politics is considered "corruption" in some part of the world.
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Originally Posted By: Silk
Least corrupt? Yes,quite likely...or I'd like to think so anyway. A small country,everyone knows someone...it's pretty hard to get away with dodgy deals.
That says something for the de-centralization of all political power, no?
Least corrupt? Yes,quite likely...or I'd like to think so anyway. A small country,everyone knows someone...it's pretty hard to get away with dodgy deals.
That says something for the de-centralization of all political power, no?
Originally Posted By: buster
Here is something to ponder:
http://mikenormaneconomics.blogspot.com/2011/12/fed-prints-29-trillion-dollar-goes-up.html
Least [censored] of most currencies. It's like having a more curable form of cancer. It doesn't mean you're healthy.
Here is something to ponder:
http://mikenormaneconomics.blogspot.com/2011/12/fed-prints-29-trillion-dollar-goes-up.html
Least [censored] of most currencies. It's like having a more curable form of cancer. It doesn't mean you're healthy.
Originally Posted By: uc50ic4more
That says something for the de-centralization of all political power, no?
no, that says something about decentralization of money.
That says something for the de-centralization of all political power, no?
no, that says something about decentralization of money.
Originally Posted By: PandaBear
Originally Posted By: uc50ic4more
That says something for the de-centralization of all political power, no?
no, that says something about decentralization of money.
They're separate? Where do you think you are, one the least corrupt countries on the world?!
Originally Posted By: uc50ic4more
That says something for the de-centralization of all political power, no?
no, that says something about decentralization of money.
They're separate? Where do you think you are, one the least corrupt countries on the world?!
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