Pausing enforcement of FCPA

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/02/10/trum...act-pause.html

What do you think about this one?

Corruption plain n simple

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/02/10/trum...act-pause.html

What do you think about this one? Originally Posted by HDGristle

If you haven't noticed, nobody is opening your links, if you want anyone to pay attention, perhaps you could post a quote or the cogent facts about what you are posting about.

I'm not doing research for you, present the facts.

Levels the playing field.

Seriously, economic warfare over exploitative natural resources is the current activity worldwide. Why should the US sit on the sidelines and watch China and Russia strip other countries of resources.

If you haven't noticed, nobody is opening your links, if you want anyone to pay attention, perhaps you could post a quote or the cogent facts about what you are posting about.

I'm not doing research for you, present the facts. Originally Posted by Devo

Thanks for the bump. I'll take your advice under consideration. Mebbe.

Levels the playing field.

Seriously, economic warfare over exploitative natural resources is the current activity worldwide. Why should the US sit on the sidelines and watch China and Russia strip other countries of resources. Originally Posted by Unique_Carpenter

Where do u draw the line on bribery and corruption?

Does ot benefit the US or not?

No slippery slope there?

Trump's prior admin was actually pretty robust in its FCPA compliance efforts and desire to combat corruption.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/nat...ion-rcna179281

https://www.rollingstone.com/politic...in-1235263142/

Also a key reminder... bribing foreign officials is still illegal. Enforcement has simply been paused.

The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act is still on the books.