Sergejus Muravjovas -
Pastaroji organizacija irgi atlieka labai panašų vaidmenį, tik „governor/gubernatorius" - ne iš Kremliaus, bet iš Vakarų, kurie uzurpavo teisę „ex nihilo", t.y. (be jokių kabučių) IŠ NIEKO, daryti pinigus jų nepadirbinėjant, kas ir vyksta ECB,
Transparency International was founded in May 1993. According to political scientist Ellen Gutterman, "TI's presence in Germany, and indeed its organizational development and rise from a small operation to a prominent international TNGO, benefited from the activities and personal, elite connections of at least three key German individuals: Peter Eigen, Hansjoerg Elshorst, and Michael Wiehen".[13]
Peter Eigen, a former regional director for the World Bank, is recognized as a founder, along with others.[13] Michael Wiehen was a World Bank official at Washington, D.C.[14] Hansjörg Elshorst was managing director of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) (German Agency for Technical Cooperation). Other founding board members included John Githongo (former Permanent Secretary for Ethics and Governance in the office of the President, Kenya),[15] General Electric lawyer Fritz Heimann,[16]Michael J. Hershman of the U.S. military intelligence establishment (now President and CEO of the Fairfax Group),[17] Kamal Hossain(Bangladesh's former Minister of Foreign Affairs),[15] Dolores L. Español (the Philippines' former presiding Judge of Regional Trial Court),[15] George Moody Stuart (sugar industrialist),[18] Gerald Parfitt (Coopers & Lybrand, then PricewaterhouseCoopers in Ukraine),[19]Jeremy Pope (New Zealand activist and writer), and Frank Vogl, a senior official at the World Bank and head of Vogl Communications, Inc., which has "provided advice to leaders of international finance".[20][21][22][23][24]
In 1995, Transparency International developed the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI). The CPI ranked nations on the prevalence of corruption within each country, based upon surveys of business people. The CPI was subsequently published annually. It was criticized for poor methodology and unfair treatment of developing nations, while also being praised for highlighting corruption and embarrassing governments.[25]
Beje, jei kam nors atrodo, kad nusišneku -
ŠITAS TRANSPARENCY=SKAIDRUMAS INTERNATIONAL VISIŠKAI NESIDOMI ECB PINIGŲ EMISIJOS NESKAIDRUMU*.
Nemanykit, kad bandau pateisinti mūsiškius „iš viršaus - iš Vakarų" beriamų iš nieko daromų pinigų vagis, esančius Lietuvos valdžioje ir aplink ją, ar šiaip kyšininkus.
Nebandau.
Bet tai, ką prieš tai parašiau - tiesa.
Europos centrinis bankas - net 30 (trisdešimt) metų gali neaiškinti Europos vyriausybėms savo veiksmų.
Synoikos!
... the European Central Bank has been slower to move on interest rates and is much less transparent than the Bank of England, since it is under no obligation to issue details of its decisions for 30 years ...
P.S. Perdirbu Muravjovą Koriką apibūdinantį tekstą, pritaikydamas mūsų laikams:
siekė, jog valdžia būtų centralizuota vienose rankose, administracijoje vietiniai gyventojai būtų pakeisti atvykusiais iš
Tinka.
O ar patinka?
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