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Numb3r4 wrote:The results of that survey are a bit troubling.
Numb3r4 wrote:Also someone wrote in the further comments section that this was due to 10 years of corrupt governments, I highly doubt that, things were bad from DAY ONE.
eliteauto wrote:I like how the data is presented
Dizzy28 wrote:Would be interesting to what has been the lifetime loss to this county of corruption. Upwards of a trillion dollars adjusted for inflation maybe
Redman wrote:Right so a govt steals say 10B a year....and that stops when a or b come into power?
Does the drug trade stop?
To think that either party isn’t involved is stupid.
Revisit Afra Raymond’s Ted talk on corruption.
Redman wrote:You are so wrong.
Your interpretation is wrong.
Show me where I PUSH that 'argument'.
And dont just blather a set of bile.
LINK a post- quote a post.
Redman wrote:As expected.
More Useless drivel.
zoom rader wrote:Redman wrote:As expected.
More Useless drivel.
Redman
How would you rate Corruption both in PNM and the non PNM Governments on a Scale of 1 to 10 with 1 being the least.
De Dragon wrote:Redman wrote:Right so a govt steals say 10B a year....and that stops when a or b come into power?
Does the drug trade stop?
To think that either party isn’t involved is stupid.
Revisit Afra Raymond’s Ted talk on corruption.
Yet you continue to push just that argument! Somehow you think all your posts are either invisible to everyone, or so cleverly disguised in meaning(none of which are true btw) that we cannot see where you sit, and will NEVER move from on this issue? You're an unabashed PNM sycophant, we know you're an unabashed PNM sycophant, yet you persist with your sheit about "equating" corruption and apportioning blame equally like your sycophant PNM partner elitecorolla, as if a party in power for close to 80% since the independence of this country can be held equally responsible for combined parties 20%. Don't get me wrong, ALL parties made mistakes, stole, were corrupt, but I think you have mentally conditioned yourself, or have been by other factors, to not even acknowledge where the burden of the sheit we're in comes from.
Slartibartfast wrote:De Dragon wrote:Redman wrote:Right so a govt steals say 10B a year....and that stops when a or b come into power?
Does the drug trade stop?
To think that either party isn’t involved is stupid.
Revisit Afra Raymond’s Ted talk on corruption.
Yet you continue to push just that argument! Somehow you think all your posts are either invisible to everyone, or so cleverly disguised in meaning(none of which are true btw) that we cannot see where you sit, and will NEVER move from on this issue? You're an unabashed PNM sycophant, we know you're an unabashed PNM sycophant, yet you persist with your sheit about "equating" corruption and apportioning blame equally like your sycophant PNM partner elitecorolla, as if a party in power for close to 80% since the independence of this country can be held equally responsible for combined parties 20%. Don't get me wrong, ALL parties made mistakes, stole, were corrupt, but I think you have mentally conditioned yourself, or have been by other factors, to not even acknowledge where the burden of the sheit we're in comes from.
How many PNM people "make a jail" while UNC was in power? Even if you want to ignore the CISL and EFCL fiascoes, UNC is still at best an enabler and accessory to PNM corruption. After all the political ole talk and mudslinging said and done, what are the results? How much funds have been recovered? How many people prosecuted and punished? How many punishments dished out that were comparable to the benefits received?
Redman wrote:zoom rader wrote:Redman wrote:As expected.
More Useless drivel.
Redman
How would you rate Corruption both in PNM and the non PNM Governments on a Scale of 1 to 10 with 1 being the least.
14.8745379801
https://www.ted.com/talks/afra_raymond_ ... anguage=en
zoom rader wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:De Dragon wrote:Redman wrote:Right so a govt steals say 10B a year....and that stops when a or b come into power?
Does the drug trade stop?
To think that either party isn’t involved is stupid.
Revisit Afra Raymond’s Ted talk on corruption.
Yet you continue to push just that argument! Somehow you think all your posts are either invisible to everyone, or so cleverly disguised in meaning(none of which are true btw) that we cannot see where you sit, and will NEVER move from on this issue? You're an unabashed PNM sycophant, we know you're an unabashed PNM sycophant, yet you persist with your sheit about "equating" corruption and apportioning blame equally like your sycophant PNM partner elitecorolla, as if a party in power for close to 80% since the independence of this country can be held equally responsible for combined parties 20%. Don't get me wrong, ALL parties made mistakes, stole, were corrupt, but I think you have mentally conditioned yourself, or have been by other factors, to not even acknowledge where the burden of the sheit we're in comes from.
How many PNM people "make a jail" while UNC was in power? Even if you want to ignore the CISL and EFCL fiascoes, UNC is still at best an enabler and accessory to PNM corruption. After all the political ole talk and mudslinging said and done, what are the results? How much funds have been recovered? How many people prosecuted and punished? How many punishments dished out that were comparable to the benefits received?
eh Hoss,
PNM Jailed Panday for Corruption
zoom rader wrote:Redman wrote:zoom rader wrote:Redman wrote:As expected.
More Useless drivel.
Redman
How would you rate Corruption both in PNM and the non PNM Governments on a Scale of 1 to 10 with 1 being the least.
14.8745379801 it
https://www.ted.com/talks/afra_raymond_ ... anguage=en
I did not ask for a third party opinion .
I asked for your Opinion
He was found guilty and convictedRedman wrote:Panday make a jail to make his statement.
He had the option to make bail or jail.
He chose Jail.
Don't forget the Marlene affair, but to me it's just window dressingSlartibartfast wrote:zoom rader wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:De Dragon wrote:Redman wrote:Right so a govt steals say 10B a year....and that stops when a or b come into power?
Does the drug trade stop?
To think that either party isn’t involved is stupid.
Revisit Afra Raymond’s Ted talk on corruption.
Yet you continue to push just that argument! Somehow you think all your posts are either invisible to everyone, or so cleverly disguised in meaning(none of which are true btw) that we cannot see where you sit, and will NEVER move from on this issue? You're an unabashed PNM sycophant, we know you're an unabashed PNM sycophant, yet you persist with your sheit about "equating" corruption and apportioning blame equally like your sycophant PNM partner elitecorolla, as if a party in power for close to 80% since the independence of this country can be held equally responsible for combined parties 20%. Don't get me wrong, ALL parties made mistakes, stole, were corrupt, but I think you have mentally conditioned yourself, or have been by other factors, to not even acknowledge where the burden of the sheit we're in comes from.
How many PNM people "make a jail" while UNC was in power? Even if you want to ignore the CISL and EFCL fiascoes, UNC is still at best an enabler and accessory to PNM corruption. After all the political ole talk and mudslinging said and done, what are the results? How much funds have been recovered? How many people prosecuted and punished? How many punishments dished out that were comparable to the benefits received?
eh Hoss,
PNM Jailed Panday for Corruption
And even a broken clock is right twice a day. But they have been in power for 4 years now and were complaining about corruption under Kahamahlah non-stop while she was in power. What have they done since?
Btw, I proud to see you sticking up for PNM. It took me by surprise for a second there
zoom rader wrote:Don't forget the Marlene affair, but to me it's just window dressingSlartibartfast wrote:zoom rader wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:De Dragon wrote:Redman wrote:Right so a govt steals say 10B a year....and that stops when a or b come into power?
Does the drug trade stop?
To think that either party isn’t involved is stupid.
Revisit Afra Raymond’s Ted talk on corruption.
Yet you continue to push just that argument! Somehow you think all your posts are either invisible to everyone, or so cleverly disguised in meaning(none of which are true btw) that we cannot see where you sit, and will NEVER move from on this issue? You're an unabashed PNM sycophant, we know you're an unabashed PNM sycophant, yet you persist with your sheit about "equating" corruption and apportioning blame equally like your sycophant PNM partner elitecorolla, as if a party in power for close to 80% since the independence of this country can be held equally responsible for combined parties 20%. Don't get me wrong, ALL parties made mistakes, stole, were corrupt, but I think you have mentally conditioned yourself, or have been by other factors, to not even acknowledge where the burden of the sheit we're in comes from.
How many PNM people "make a jail" while UNC was in power? Even if you want to ignore the CISL and EFCL fiascoes, UNC is still at best an enabler and accessory to PNM corruption. After all the political ole talk and mudslinging said and done, what are the results? How much funds have been recovered? How many people prosecuted and punished? How many punishments dished out that were comparable to the benefits received?
eh Hoss,
PNM Jailed Panday for Corruption
And even a broken clock is right twice a day. But they have been in power for 4 years now and were complaining about corruption under Kahamahlah non-stop while she was in power. What have they done since?
Btw, I proud to see you sticking up for PNM. It took me by surprise for a second there
Slartibartfast wrote:zoom rader wrote:Don't forget the Marlene affair, but to me it's just window dressingSlartibartfast wrote:zoom rader wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:De Dragon wrote:Redman wrote:Right so a govt steals say 10B a year....and that stops when a or b come into power?
Does the drug trade stop?
To think that either party isn’t involved is stupid.
Revisit Afra Raymond’s Ted talk on corruption.
Yet you continue to push just that argument! Somehow you think all your posts are either invisible to everyone, or so cleverly disguised in meaning(none of which are true btw) that we cannot see where you sit, and will NEVER move from on this issue? You're an unabashed PNM sycophant, we know you're an unabashed PNM sycophant, yet you persist with your sheit about "equating" corruption and apportioning blame equally like your sycophant PNM partner elitecorolla, as if a party in power for close to 80% since the independence of this country can be held equally responsible for combined parties 20%. Don't get me wrong, ALL parties made mistakes, stole, were corrupt, but I think you have mentally conditioned yourself, or have been by other factors, to not even acknowledge where the burden of the sheit we're in comes from.
How many PNM people "make a jail" while UNC was in power? Even if you want to ignore the CISL and EFCL fiascoes, UNC is still at best an enabler and accessory to PNM corruption. After all the political ole talk and mudslinging said and done, what are the results? How much funds have been recovered? How many people prosecuted and punished? How many punishments dished out that were comparable to the benefits received?
eh Hoss,
PNM Jailed Panday for Corruption
And even a broken clock is right twice a day. But they have been in power for 4 years now and were complaining about corruption under Kahamahlah non-stop while she was in power. What have they done since?
Btw, I proud to see you sticking up for PNM. It took me by surprise for a second there
Yeah that was just a consolation prize. What was the final outcome there and what is she up to now?
Btw, she is a small fry compared to things loke lifesportt and that $34 million scandal with the company that was supposed to host classes. I forgot the name.
Btw, that's not to mention all the legal corruption. That podcast with Dr. Guio was a long time in the making because there are a lot of things I needed him to share his views on. One of them being that a lot of corruption is legal.
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