Ireland 14th least corrupt country in the world

kc66

lol

slutss

still can't make big enough dildos though

Snakeblood

slutss wrote: »

still can't make big enough dildos though

I think you should see a gynaecologist. :-(

OutlawPete

That's a load of cock.

Where's Columbia and Mexico?

flyton5

slutss wrote: »

still can't make big enough dildos though

Oh good...it's you...again.:rolleyes:

slutss

OutlawPete wrote: »

That's a load of cock.

Where's Columbia and Mexico?

mmmmm

Snakeblood

OutlawPete wrote: »

That's a load of cock.

Where's Columbia and Mexico?

America?

TheZohanS

kc66 wrote: »

Ireland 14th least corrupt country in the world

No it's not, read the article. It's " Corruption Perceptions Index", doesn't mean a damn thing.

Professey Chin

slutss wrote: »

still can't make big enough dildos though

Face kicker needs to come back to teach you a lesson in theme posting

ejmaztec

I wonder how much Ireland bribed the statisticians to get moved from the bottom of the list.

Scuid Mhór

good work team.

RMD

I really hate people who seem to think how bad of a country this is. We're not actually that corrupt compared to the vast majority of countries in the world, we have problems with corruption yes, but so does every other country in this world, and a lot of them have problems much worse than our own.

kc66

TheZohan wrote: »

No it's not, read the article. It's " Corruption Perceptions Index", doesn't mean a damn thing.

Sorry if they cant get something accurate enough for you. I did read the article.

"Perceptions are used because corruption – whether frequency or amount – is to a great extent a hidden activity that is difficult to measure. Over time, perceptions have proved to be a reliable estimate of corruption. Measuring scandals, investigations or prosecutions, while offering ‘non-perception’ data, reflect less on the prevalence of corruption in a country and more on other factors, such as freedom of the press or the efficiency of the judicial system. TI considers it of critical importance to measure both corruption and integrity, and to do so in the public and private sectors at global, national and local levels. The CPI is therefore one of many TI measurement tools that serve the fight against corruption."

rossc007

RMD wrote: »

I really hate people who seem to think how bad of a country this is. We're not actually that corrupt compared to the vast majority of countries in the world, we have problems with corruption yes, but so does every other country in this world, and a lot of them have problems much worse than our own.

Erm, I think you vastly under-estimate the financial trouble we are in

http://www.cnbc.com/id/30308959/The_World_s_Biggest_Debtor_Nations?slide=21

We didnt get there through sound practices and good behavior, we've been screwed.

My name is URL

I always laugh when threads like this come up. People are so quick to dispute the findings that experts on the subject have made. It happened a while back in a thread about the quality of life index, numerous sources were cited and yet most people dismissed them as rubbish and concluded that Ireland was in fact down there with the likes of Zimbabwe and Haiti. If there was a list for the most cynical of countries we'd definitely top it

gent9662

Just show's how good a job we are doing at hiding it.

ChopShop

dclane wrote: »

Just show's how good a job we are doing at hiding it.

...bribing those who conducted the survey was not cheap.

Snakeblood

My name is URL wrote: »

I always laugh when threads like this come up. People are so quick to dispute the findings that experts on the subject have made. It happened a while back in a thread about the quality of life index, numerous sources were cited and yet most people dismissed them as rubbish and concluded that Ireland was in fact down there with the likes of Zimbabwe and Haiti. If there was a list for the most cynical of countries we'd definitely top it

We're number 1!

scientific1982

They didnt investigate Donegal then.

ejmaztec

ejmaztec wrote: »

I wonder how much Ireland bribed the statisticians to get moved from the bottom of the list.

wernstrom! wrote: »

...bribing those who conducted the survey was not cheap.

If you'd bribed me enough, I would have let you use that one first, but you didn't.

gent9662

We might not have the best army, navy and air force in the world, I would have at least thought we would have scored well in the corruption poll.

Given the fact that we as nation have re-elected corrupt politicians over and over again. That should put us streets ahead of Somalia!

rossie1977

ireland at 14th gives you an idea how corrupt this little planet is