Statista: Where Corruption Is Rampant
Transparency International has released its 2020 Corruption Perceptions Index which gauges levels of perceived public sector corruption in 180 countries and territories around the world. The index scores them on a scale of zero (highly corrupt) to 100 (clean) with the average score just 43 out of 100. Two thirds of countries scored less than 50. The research found that corruption was rampant across the world in 2020 and that it undermined the response to Covid-19, threatened the global recovery and contributed to democratic backsliding.
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I would think Biden being President would make it even higher based on the laptop information.
ReplyDeleteIs Germany less corrupt than France? Based on the effectiveness of their militaries, I would say France is less corrupt than Germany.
ReplyDeleteGermany has 23% more people and yet it has 20,000 les people in the armed forces,. There are stories of German ships and planes not available for service. German units had broomsticks and had to ask for weapons for military exercises.
France conducts military operations on their own often. Germany is nowhere to be found by themselves. They are there if other NATO members are there. The Heer is like a REMF army.
I also agree with 4:59.
You are a stupid tool.
ReplyDeleteGermany has a larger tax base than France. Even with a a slightly less military expenditure rate in relation to GDP, Germany should have a military as large as France's or a little larger. It doesn't. So what happened? Corruption.
I am using the military expenditures versus results as a gage or a proxy for corruption in general for the Germany nation.
6 weeks of vacation and the appearance of informed voting does not make up for bad contracting throughout society.
You forgot Iceland. Corrupt banks count for a lot
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