Moet seg, ek was GEENsins verbaas om die volgende te lees nie...http://www.dw.de/eu-finds-no-member-state-escapes-corruption/a-17406549, trouens al wat mens effe verbaas is dat die somtotal van korrupsie in die EU slegs op 160biljoen dollars bereken word, ek meen, kan dit so laag wees of?
Persoonlik reken ek jy kan daai getal met ten minste 10 vermenigvuldig om nader aan die waarheid te kom, maar kom ons lees wat reken die Eurodrolle selwers:
There's no country in which everything is perfect, Cecilia Malmström stresses: "The report shows clearly that the level of corruption varies from member state to member state, but it also shows that it affects all member states. There are no corruption-free zones in Europe."
Kan dit wees??
Ouens soos onRedelinghuis het tog hoog opgegee oor hoe wonnerlik vry van korrupsie en ellendes die Skandenawels tog kwansuis sou wees of hoe? Maar nou lees ons dat NERENS in die EU is korrupsievry nie???
Iemand lieg dus...
Verder lees ons:
Tighter laws for officials
Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Germany are among the countries in the top category when it comes to fighting corruption, but the study's authors noted a few problems in Germany.
The Commission recommends sharpening laws against bribes and corruption among officials. The country, it said, needs rules for politicians who switch to private industry after their terms in office in order to prevent politicians from joining companies they may have just helped while in office. The case of the former head of Merkel's chancellery, Ronald Pofalla, who reportedly wants to switch to German rail company Deutsche Bahn, recently made headlines in Germany.
Mens moet ook in gedagte hou dat BMW borg Merkel se moreel bankrot regering, hoe kan sy dan uitlaatgasse en globale verwarming beveg??
Malmström hopes to see changes because each year, corruption costs the EU damages of 120 billion euros ($162.34 billion), which amounts roughly to the EU's shared budget.
European citizens have few illusions on the issue. In fact, they see themselves surrounded by corruption, as two surveys the Commission presented on Monday (03.02.2014) show.
"76 percent of Europeans think that corruption is widespread in their country. More than half of the Europeans think that the level of corruption in their country has increased over the past years," Malmström said, reiterating her plea for the members to take action.
After all, it was the member states themselves that commissioned the report, which finds that over half of the states have a lack of transparency when it comes to financing political parties. The Commission estimates that every fourth contract to construct buildings or streets involves corruption.
Mmm ... so, weereens sien ons dat SA is ALWEER nie so kakie, glad nie ... die leuens kom snel hier, maar die waarheid agterhaal dit wel ... en die basiese feit is dat WITTES is korrup tot op die been toe ... en verby ...
Francois Williams