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kurisupisu
Yet the bribery and corruption just continue to flourish as there aren’t any real penalties for breaking the law for the elite in Japan
Dango bong
can anyone explain why donating money to politicians is legal?
wallace
The LDP needs to rewrite its constitution on donations.
koiwaicoffee
It's pretty obvious.
GenHXZ
Right at the end '...receiving funds from entities that were doing business with the state before a national election. Such donations are prohibited by election law.'
Now, will those that broke the law get punished? Or is this 'election law' a meaningless made up law ?
Sven Asai
At least donations are reported, isn't that quite a progress? You always expect too much or the maximum. That's surely impossible to reach.
YankeeX
A regular theme within the LDP
Aly Rustom
Good to see most people here are not surprised.
LDP corruption? Yawn. Moving on...
opheliajadefeldt
Several members of Kishida's new cabinet have admitted to having inappropriately handled donations..................Hang on, they must have known this before accepting a cabinet post, yet they chose to ignore the law and get promoted. Wow!!! the level of corruption is alive and well and will continue to carry on, when there are such 'Very Honest'.../s politicians in office.
Lorem ipsum
Arrests? Jail time? Convictions? Heads rolling? No? Any form of proper punishment? Cockroaches.
diagonalslip
for those railing against the pollies and all, calling for accountability, punishment, sacking, whatever.... what's wrong with you all? you obviously missed:
it was just mistakes.... honest! (⌒▽⌒)
shogun36
Gee…… I am shocked.
Japanese government being corrupt with funds?
Who could have seen this coming?
Oh me, oh my.
Oh look, toothpaste on sale.
kintsugi
Donations should be to the party and not the individual and limited in size.
Yubaru
Japanese politicians, for all their faults have strict guidelines regarding campaigns, and in particular money. Politicians can and do get nailed for the smallest of things, like handing out paper-fans to potential voters, and if a money trail can be found linking Kishida directly to any of this, his days are numbered!
GillislowTier
When you know you won’t be taken to task for it and won’t be called out for saying “no comment or I don’t remember” why not do it?
Aly Rustom
LOL! That was brilliant mate !
Sifunik
A shocking headline would be if any of these people are actually honest
CKAI
Such donations are prohibited by election law.
Do the crime ya do the ti- or take a bow… say sorry.
Simple stuff. Names Dates Places. Got it.
These smooth ones probly misremember whats for dinner last night...