Christophe wrote:And the most resourceful (smart ...) combine social minima with undeclared income ...
The most "resourceful" aren't they first of all our elites, CEOs, politicians and other economic leaders? who know :
- optimize THEIR personal taxation,
- hide comfortable income by legal arrangements and names that play on words,
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set up tailor-made companies for profitable real estate operations,- create holding companies and subsidiaries which dilute income and profits,
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embezzlement of European allowances by salaries of false European assistants,
- capture public subsidies through immoral ... but legal arrangements,
- inflate public works quotes, possibly with juicy retro-commissions,
- benefit and accumulate financial and material advantages for life because of their high responsibilities within the state,
- prepare
retreats hats,
- to have some
remunerative mandates more or less official and omitted "in good faith",
- combine the compensated public and private functions,
- juggle opaque conflicts of interest,
- play the game of pantouflage and retro-pantouflage,
- benefit from pantagruelic meals with giant lobsters and great prestigious wines,
- and I pass, I forget, and I ignore others still, etc, etc, etc ...
We are told that these are exceptions ... but how much do these "resourceful exceptions" weigh in the country's economy?What is crazy is that journalists pinpoint a "
powerful resourceful"took our hand in the public € uros basket, it made the headlines for a few weeks or months, and then pchittt, we go back to hunting for beneficiaries of the RSA who have omitted to say that he had received too much -collected a few hundred euros or worked a few days as a handler ...
(NB: I established the list of examples of "resourcefulness" by doing a simple search on Google and indicating business "less than a year"!).