

Ep20. Corruption in Plain Sight
Jan 16, 2024
Guests Jason Pack, Alexandra Hall Hall, and Sam Bright discuss corruption in plain sight in both Britain and Libya. They delve into topics such as 'pay for access' corruption in the British establishment, the failed Golden Visa Programme, cozy relationships between the British media and cabinet ministers, and how subsidies in Libya encourage corruption. They also explore deterrence of corruption in British politics and the cultural phenomenon of corruption in government policymaking, using Libya as a case study.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Corruption: Not Just in Underdeveloped Countries
01:35 • 17min
The Golden Visa Programme: Abuse and Lack of Due Diligence
18:37 • 3min
Influence of Fossil Fuel Trade, Arms Deals, and Big Money on British Politics
21:44 • 3min
Corruption in British Media and Politics: The Influence of the Lobby System
24:22 • 2min
Corruption through Legal Avenues and Government Subsidies
26:26 • 2min
Corruption as a Cultural Phenomenon: Impact on Government Policymaking and Case Study on Libya
28:44 • 9min
Funding Security and Education through VAT
37:18 • 15min