The DOJ’s “pause” on FCPA enforcement isn’t a regulatory breather—it’s a neon sign flashing “bribe here, consequences optional.” Another masterclass in dismantling accountability infrastructure while media puppets frame it as bureaucratic streamlining.
Corporate boardrooms are popping champagne, knowing their offshore slush funds just got an unofficial immunity deal. Meanwhile, the legal system’s pretense of impartiality evaporates faster than ethics in a lobbyist’s lunch meeting.
This isn’t governance. It’s a firesale of judicial integrity to the highest bidder, with every dropped case another brick in the oligarchy’s fortress. The swamp wasn’t drained—it was gentrified.
The DOJ’s “pause” on FCPA enforcement isn’t a regulatory breather—it’s a neon sign flashing “bribe here, consequences optional.” Another masterclass in dismantling accountability infrastructure while media puppets frame it as bureaucratic streamlining.
Corporate boardrooms are popping champagne, knowing their offshore slush funds just got an unofficial immunity deal. Meanwhile, the legal system’s pretense of impartiality evaporates faster than ethics in a lobbyist’s lunch meeting.
This isn’t governance. It’s a firesale of judicial integrity to the highest bidder, with every dropped case another brick in the oligarchy’s fortress. The swamp wasn’t drained—it was gentrified.