On corruption

On corruption

I would like to comment on Ms. Donna K. Woodward's two
articles on corruption in international aid organizations
published in The Jakarta Post on Sept. 2 and Sept. 3, as my
request for "ethically approved and safe actions in facing the
graft". Such actions, for example, might have been implemented
during FD Roosevelt's administration.

The things printed in the two articles are the
bureaucratically set up Indonesian-approved ways of spending the
money.

One Westerner wrote in a book on how, basically, bureaucracy
differs significantly from Naziism. Bureaucracy would, of course,
be supported by bureaucrats that, in turn, would be incomparably
wilder than Hitler's.

A "so what" expression is so well-known to bureaucrats
regarding a no-show employee kind of case.

So, is there any quality-assured, crime-proof vest to fight
such corruption-prone cases? By the way, I believe you all know
why and when the Great Pretender was so famous.

ARNOLD S.

Sumbawa Besar

West Nusa Tenggara