THE WHEEL OF CORRUPTION

Why do D's only care about CONTROL/POWER?

POWER OF THE PURSE.

POWER = PROTECTION.

THE WHEEL OF CORRUPTION.

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Q

A Nigerian Play about Corruption called 'The Wheel' by Ken Saro-Wiwa who was hanged in 1995 by the military dictatorship of General Sani Abacha.

"…a stage play entitled, “The Wheel”, a 30-year-old play written by the great Nigerian environmentalist, playwright and poet, Ken Saro-Wiwa. The play performed by Arojah Royal Theatre was a searing political portrayal of corruption in the Nigerian society. It illustrated how corruption has permeated and percolated all strata of the society. Indeed, if the truth must be told, most Nigerians are complicit in this corruption chain. As the play depicted, most people within their spheres of influence indulge in corrupt practices. The civil servants, the market men and women, artisans, journalists, academics, contractors, politicians and people from all walks of life are grossly involved and that is why the ageless monster has refused to die."

sauce:

https://punchng.com/halting-the-wheel-of-corruption-in-nigeria/

Why do D's only care about CONTROL/POWER?

POWER OF THE PURSE.

POWER = PROTECTION.

THE WHEEL OF CORRUPTION.

Welcome to the CON.

Q

>>4621624

BAKER

Please add…

>>4621409

^^^SHELL and WHEEL connection

TODAY'S Q POST AND APR 9 POST CONNECTIONS

Shell settles Nigeria deaths case

Royal Dutch Shell has agreed a $15.5m (£9.7m) out-of-court settlement in a case accusing it of complicity in human rights abuses in Nigeria.

It was brought by relatives of nine anti-oil campaigners, including author Ken Saro-Wiwa, who were hanged in 1995 by Nigeria's then military rulers.

The oil giant strongly denies any wrongdoing and says the payment is part of a "process of reconciliation".

The case, initiated 13 years ago, had been due for trial in the US next week.

It was brought under a 1789 federal law which allows US courts to hear human rights cases brought by foreign nationals over actions that take place abroad.

The case alleged that Shell was complicit in murder, torture and other abuses by Nigeria's former military government against campaigners in the oil-rich Niger Delta.

Ken Saro-Wiwa and the eight others were members of the Ogoni ethnic group from the Niger Delta. They had been campaigning for the rights of the local people and protesting at pollution caused by the oil industry.

sauce:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/8090493.stm

>>4622052

Pence was good buds with the Indiana State Auditor Tim Berry

Pence recommended Tim Berry for Chair of Indiana Republican Party

all the talk from Q about

>Who audits?

Makes me go hrmmmm…

>>4622119

^^^^^We need a wall of shame for these posts!