> the entire state machinery – politicians, regulators, intelligence agencies, banks – was complicit in the fraud because they wanted to take credit for a German company making its name among the silicon valley elites.
I like how we all seem to accept this as a fact, like Germany couldn't actually have a great financial company, and seem to completely ignore the possibility of good old real corruption. But yeah, corruption luckily doesn't exist in this country.
I like how we all seem to accept this as a fact, like Germany couldn't actually have a great financial company, and seem to completely ignore the possibility of good old real corruption. But yeah, corruption luckily doesn't exist in this country.