Your reasoning makes little sense.

Seize the assets of all senior executives current and former.

They need to return heir ill gotten profits from committing fraud on shareholders

The execs shouldn’t be allowed to live in luxury. It’s Madoff fraud.

That was hilarious

Doesn’t HSBC not have a long history of money laundering?

Why aren’t the executives of banks not going to jail for fraud”

Believe it or not, police are supposed to protect everyone, not just those that benefit them personally. That's what is supposed to separate them from any other gang of people.

Oh, and any and all accounts internal , external and rating firms who aided in the fraud.

Individuals should be sued for costs.

Come back and say this on your main coward

Russia doesn’t do actual training, they just send a shitload of people and equipment to a borderland area as a show of force without actually having the know how to do anything competent other than rush a position and try to hold. A neighboring country has to respect that but if push actually came to shove we find ourselves with the situation in Ukraine. Also this is not to take away from Ukraine’s efforts to prepare for this eventual reality as they prepared themselves as best as they could’ve against their foe knowing their moves a couple plays in advance, kinda like chess…

Pretty sure when HSBC got hit with the largest fine in history, they already had a budget for the fine, the fine came in under budget, they somehow got a tax deduction on it as an expense, and everyone got bonuses.

As artillery systems would say "accuracy by volume of fire"

Do you mean economic? Or does it help with posture?

Like a Geo Metro.

It was an exchange established to help maintain liquidity during the seasonal shortage month of November. Due to the under-the-table nature of most transactions it’s rife with tax frauds.

thank you!

The banks should start by getting the money back from CEO’s (former and current) and Sr. Executives who personally profited from the corruption.

Shareholders shouldn’t pay the price

The fact that this can be made by a civilian is a bit scary

to be fair, they are really scared of (and hate) Russian espionage

Yes conveniently ignore that Coronavirus shut down vast sums of Indian manufacturing and export potential which returned for the subsequent years after, and instead use this opportunity to squeeze in yet another reference to the Ukraine war. As if numerous subs for discussing that topic don't already exist.

No, that’s not correct. They are more akin to cruise missiles than true loitering munitions. They are guided by GPS coordinate, not manually

They have their own hospitals in a country that is not currently under siege.

Shahed isn’t really accurate enough to hit something the size of a SAM system.

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They’re designed to be cheap and easily produced

So it turns out that if you just tax the people dodging paying their share you don't have clean up an4 week accumulation of fucking TRASH cause your dumbass didn't solve the problem to begin with instead of loading it on everybody.

It keeps the weight down because the power plant is basically a moped engine.