Say what you may about the Chinese, they know how to handle corruption.
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Labels: Corruption, Crime, Political economics
posted by KYJurisDoctor at 5:30 PM
Friday, June 01, 2007
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6 Comments:
Swift and in my opinion, ethical judgement. Enough said.
YEP. I wonder if that will cut down on public corruption here. What do you think?
I would imagine that it very well might.
In fact, during the civil war, such a bill with similar punishment was introduced by Congress to counter war profiteering during Cameron's corrupt war dept.!
Did it pass?
NOPE. Sometimes, I wish it passed and was kept on the books!
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