Corruption Quotes

“Tolerating injustice.”
― Domenic Marbaniang, Corruption: Roots, Challenges, Solutions

“To reject the law is to praise the wicked; to obey the law is to fight them.”
― Domenic Marbaniang, Corruption: Roots, Challenges, Solutions

“Love of money and wealth to the extent that the dignity of a human as human loses value.”
― Domenic Marbaniang, Corruption: Roots, Challenges, Solutions

“Citizen’s role in creating corrupt government: 1. Desire to escape justice and personal responsibility.”
― Domenic Marbaniang, Corruption: Roots, Challenges, Solutions

“Those who have lost the ability to see cannot oversee. The kind of leadership and the choice of the right leadership is pivotal to the health and life of the nation.”
― Domenic Marbaniang, Corruption: Roots, Challenges, Solutions

“Hitler knew that and the Nazi government thrived on a system of heavy propaganda. The propaganda was false, therefore the results were disastrous.”
― Domenic Marbaniang, Corruption: Roots, Challenges, Solutions

“The line between “need driven” and “greed driven” corruption is hard to draw and it is difficult to determine where one ends and the other begins.”[10]”
― Domenic Marbaniang, Corruption: Roots, Challenges, Solutions

“Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.”
― Domenic Marbaniang, Corruption: Roots, Challenges, Solutions

“and A for Accountability.”
― Domenic Marbaniang, Corruption: Roots, Challenges, Solutions

“Burmese economist U Myint proposes a corruption equation that predicts corruption as a result of economic and political opportunity minus accountability. The equation is:   C = R + D – A   In the above equation, C stands for Corruption, R for Economic Rent, D for Discretionary Powers,”
― Domenic Marbaniang, Corruption: Roots, Challenges, Solutions

“English word “avarice,” which Cambridge Dictionary defines as “an extremely strong want to get or keep money or possessions”.”
― Domenic Marbaniang, Corruption: Roots, Challenges, Solutions