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The world's highest paid transport politician yet, convicted guilty of corruption. - Scythian - 18-10-2024
Despite ranked world's highest paid transport politician yet, convicted guilty of corruption.
There are few hundreds much lowered paid Transport ministers in the world and yet, they are not corrupted. Why?
it proven less salary politicians are more honest and much cleaner.
Any ideas
RE: The world's highest paid transport politician yet, convicted guilty of corruption. - Scythian - 18-10-2024
(18-10-2024, 04:11 AM)Scythian Wrote: Despite ranked world's highest paid transport politician yet, convicted guilty of corruption.
There are few hundreds much lowered paid Transport ministers in the world and yet, they are not corrupted. Why?
it proven less salary politicians are more honest and much cleaner.
Any ideas
How come the judge has proven the case of high salary to prevent politicians from corruption is BS.?
In addition, the judge can show that many lowly paid politicians in advanced countries are not corrupted.
Question 22: Are taxpayers being blinded?
RE: The world's highest paid transport politician yet, convicted guilty of corruption. - EvertonDiehard - 18-10-2024
(18-10-2024, 04:11 AM)Scythian Wrote: Despite ranked world's highest paid transport politician yet, convicted guilty of corruption. There are few hundreds much lowered paid Transport ministers in the world and yet, they are not corrupted. Why? it proven less salary politicians are more honest and much cleaner. Any ideas
Politicians in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden often sacrifice lucrative careers for public service. Their salaries as MPs and ministers are relatively modest, and they receive minimal perks. While they have access to public transportation for commuting, chauffeured vehicles might be provided for official functions. Despite these limited benefits, corruption is rare in the Nordic countries. Retired politicians receive pensions similar to ordinary citizens. The region's reputation for integrity suggests that paying people to combat corruption may not be the most effective solution. Instead, the key may lie in how bribery is regulated and who benefits from it.
RE: The world's highest paid transport politician yet, convicted guilty of corruption. - EvertonDiehard - 18-10-2024
(18-10-2024, 04:36 AM)Scythian Wrote: How come the judge has proven the case of high salary to prevent politicians from corruption is BS.? In addition, the judge can show that many lowly paid politicians in advanced countries are not corrupted. Question 22: Are taxpayers being blinded?
The Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) is a yearly ranking of countries based on their perceived levels of public sector corruption. It's created by Transparency International using expert and business executive assessments. The CPI defines corruption as the misuse of power for personal gain. Denmark, Finland, New Zealand, Norway and Sweden consistently score high on the index, indicating a low perceived level of corruption. However, unlike S'pore, the politicians in these countries are poorly paid.
RE: The world's highest paid transport politician yet, convicted guilty of corruption. - Scythian - 18-10-2024
(18-10-2024, 06:53 AM)EvertonDiehard Wrote: The Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) is a yearly ranking of countries based on their perceived levels of public sector corruption. It's created by Transparency International using expert and business executive assessments. The CPI defines corruption as the misuse of power for personal gain. Denmark, Finland, New Zealand, Norway and Sweden consistently score high on the index, indicating a low perceived level of corruption. However, unlike S'pore, the politicians in these countries are poorly paid.
So, those reasons of leaders needed high salary is all craps..
BS
RE: The world's highest paid transport politician yet, convicted guilty of corruption. - Rainforest - 18-10-2024
obscene extremely high pay is not corruption wor.... hahahahaha
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RE: The world's highest paid transport politician yet, convicted guilty of corruption. - EvertonDiehard - 18-10-2024
(18-10-2024, 08:38 AM)Rainforest Wrote: obscene extremely high pay is not corruption wor.... hahahahaha
Let us call a spade a spade. Our politicians demand obscene wages because of greed. They choose to obtain huge sums of money by deciding their own pay instead of taking the risk to steal public funds like their counterparts in Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam etc.
RE: The world's highest paid transport politician yet, convicted guilty of corruption. - EvertonDiehard - 18-10-2024
(18-10-2024, 08:22 AM)Scythian Wrote: So, those reasons of leaders needed high salary is all craps..BS
There is no limit to greed.
RE: The world's highest paid transport politician yet, convicted guilty of corruption. - Gemstar - 18-10-2024
(18-10-2024, 06:52 AM)EvertonDiehard Wrote: Politicians in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden often sacrifice lucrative careers for public service. Their salaries as MPs and ministers are relatively modest, and they receive minimal perks. While they have access to public transportation for commuting, chauffeured vehicles might be provided for official functions. Despite these limited benefits, corruption is rare in the Nordic countries. Retired politicians receive pensions similar to ordinary citizens. The region's reputation for integrity suggests that paying people to combat corruption may not be the most effective solution. Instead, the key may lie in how bribery is regulated and who benefits from it.A country who hv such leaders are truly respectable and their hearts are for their citizens, forgoing all political for their self entitlements. And the citizens in these Skandinavia countries are still living a happy and satisfying life. Unlike countries whose leaders are so greedy and highly paid themselves, while citizens are struggling with their living. Such leaders are not worth respecting and lacked conscience.
RE: The world's highest paid transport politician yet, convicted guilty of corruption. - EvertonDiehard - 18-10-2024
(18-10-2024, 04:10 PM)Gemstar Wrote: A country who hv such leaders are truly respectable and their hearts are for their citizens, forgoing all political for their self entitlements. And the citizens in these Skandinavia countries are still living a happy and satisfying life. Unlike countries whose leaders are so greedy and highly paid themselves, while citizens are struggling with their living. Such leaders are not worth respecting.
Our leaders speak with forked tongues when they claim to be looking for ways to reduce the cost of living for us while bringing in more foreigners, inflating the price of homes and cars as well as introducing unrelenting hikes on essential services. Our govt is the cause of the hardship, but pretend to be trying to suppress inflation.
RE: The world's highest paid transport politician yet, convicted guilty of corruption. - Alice Alicia - 18-10-2024
It's just a myth.
No amount of money can change a person's character.
Pinky used a fairytale myth to justify paying himself millions. It's legalized corruption.
RE: The world's highest paid transport politician yet, convicted guilty of corruption. - EvertonDiehard - 18-10-2024
(18-10-2024, 04:15 PM)Alice Alicia Wrote: It's just a myth. No amount of money can change a person's character. Pinky used a fairytale myth to justify paying himself millions. It's legalized corruption.
Offering financial incentives to reduce corruption suggests that underlying corruption remains. The crucial factors are who benefits from such payments and the mechanisms in place to prevent abuse.