This video shows that coporate fines are too low, too slow and hurt the wrong people (shareholders not executives).

Take for example Swittzerland or Finland. One case is a 37 year-old Swedish man who was clocked at 180 miles per hour on a motorway between Bern and Lausanne. Unfortunately for this driver of a new Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG, Switzerland doesn’t have fixed fines for speeding. Instead they use a formula similar to that in Finland where the fine is calculated based on the vehicle’s speed and the driver’s income. Back in 2002, Nokia executive Anssi Vanjoki had to pay a fine of $103,600 for going 47 mph in a 31 mph zone.

So why aren’t we fining BP a year of profit for spilling all the oil in the gulf?

Well maybe because we have people like Congressman Grimm who is free to threaten reporters and use his powers to arrest innocent people.

Congressman like Grimm are there to introdcue bills and legislations (e.g. fining coporations). You might get my point.

The thing is that the mainstream media went dead about it – which is not a big surprise. What I am more concerned about is that there is not an international effort to help Japan to solve the disaster happening there as it has the potential to have an impact on us all. I have not heard that the US or EU is rushing in there to help Japan preventing radioactivity spreading all over the globe. The last news I read was that a mind-blowing 400 tons of radioactivity is flushing into the ocean each day.

If you think, that it is an Japanese or Asian problem, you must think twice and have a look at those two simulations how it will impact us all.

And, here we face the systematic evil again. Tepco, the Japanese energy provider, is not telling us the truth what is exactly going on nor has there been any help from specialist from outside Japan until recently apparently.

The authorities’ handling of the nuclear disaster was widely criticized, with an independent investigation calling it a “man-made disaster” that unfolded as a result of collusion between TEPCO, regulators and the government.  The report blames Japanese culture for the fundamental causes of the disaster. And it seems, that they haven’t learned a thing until today, not asking the international community for help and not even telling the truth about the consequences and contamination going on as we speak. The Japanese government is censoring their scientist. Can it get more evil?