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Tokyo prosecutors arrest CEO of ad firm ADK, 2 others over Olympics bribe

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Good. Go after that well known corrupt advertising company Dentsu too. Shut them down permanently.

Tokyo 2021. The sad farce that just keeps on giving.

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Tip of the ice berg!!

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Just like every other Olympics.... corrupt from start to finish.

World Cup soccer no different.

Not exactly news but good to at least see someone getting called out.

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And where are the prosecutors with Dentsu? The centre of the advertising?, And Mori the chairman of the Olympic committee until the last minute, The minister in charge of fiascos? . There are a lot of names missing here.

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And when does Mori get arrested?

Of course he doesn't. He's taking the bribes instead of dishing them out.

Rotten to the core.

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Is there no government officials implicated?

Not even one?

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Someone forgot to delete or shred their files. Unlike the Nagano Olympics.

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A Dodgy Kaisha Inc.

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Good job!

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@laguna

you need to divide by 10000

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I’m waiting to hear how ‘Saint Thomas Bach,’ god … sorry … President of the IOC, would be outraged, I repeat outraged, by the scandals because he’s such a good, kind man who only thinks about the hopes and dreams of the kiddies!

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Arrest Mori Too!

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The I O C, Soccor World Cup, Indian Cricket League.

Just look back at their history.

150% Corrupt.

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It is good that the spotlight is on, but does anyone really think that any of these "arrests" will end up with people spending any real time in prison? I sure don't.

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Will Dentsu ever get it's collar felt....

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Will they be detained for 104 days?

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Given that the thickness of Japanese bills is about 0.1 mm, if given in ¥10,000 notes, that would be a stack 5,400,000 millimeters meters tall, or 5,400 meters, enough to circle a standard track about 13 times, if my calculations are correct.

Must have been a bank transfer.

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Democracy at work, Congratulation to the Japanese justice ministry and its prosecutors, justice the back bone of any democracy, bribery and criminality has NO place in a true democracy, Proud to be living in Japan.

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@Laguna ""Must have been a bank transfer""

I doubt it, easy to trace, LOL

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@Laguna,

unfortunately your math is way off.

1MJPY is 100 bills

10MJPY is 1000 bills

54MJPY is 5400 bills

you can fit that into a large shoulder bag.

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Meanwhile, Mori is still on the loose.

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danOct. 19  05:01 pm JST

Tip of the ice berg!!

More to come. Stay tuned as the doo-doo hits the fan.

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Ram,5400 bill of American currency weight 12 pound

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Bribery is rare in America,most Americans see bribery as a personal insult, paying someone for something they are already entitled too,yes American do,do favors for people they know or like and give them a benefit that a stranger will ,I always give some public workers,I know thing , because they are always good to me

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