German parliament goes to their high court for permission to violate Swampy auditor's business privacy & release their audits that enabled billions in fraud by bank services company Wirecard. #ButNothingsHappening
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EY lost a case last year when they tried to prevent their executives from explaining how their audits missed Wirecard stealing billions of dollars.
But they are fighting to protect 'trade secrets', sorry EY it is no secret that auditors rubber stamp corrupt corporate accounting.
But they are fighting to protect 'trade secrets', sorry EY it is no secret that auditors rubber stamp corrupt corporate accounting.
EY has been trying to waterdown or prevent the publication of evidence that show they enabled this fraud. It isn't just EY, it's the entire industry.
It's hard to get clients if you have a reputation for catching your clients involved in fraud!
It's hard to get clients if you have a reputation for catching your clients involved in fraud!
The COO at Wirecard during this theft of billions has connections to Ukrainian oligarch Dmitry Firtash who connects to so many other scandals around the world.
https://twitter.com/DawsonSField/status/1354187331650117633?s=20
It wasn't just EY that enabled Wirecard's fraud, the German authorities & politicians played key roles. Including Chancellor Angela Merkel promoting Wirecard services to China.
https://twitter.com/DawsonSField/status/1386784154126323721?s=20
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