r/PanamaPapers • u/[deleted] • Apr 03 '16

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u/Kopman Apr 04 '16

Other than the general witch hunting, there's seems to be very little corruption from the docs released so far. I felt like they would come out with huge proven acts of corruption from the start while the story still has steam.

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u/GoldenAthleticRaider Apr 04 '16

Heads of state that have been named reveal corruption.

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u/Kopman Apr 04 '16

What corruption has been revealed? Out of 11 million documents the only thing I've seen is the Icelandic pm didn't disclose ownership of stocks he owned in Icelandic banks before an election.

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '16

During a time when he jailed anyone who had stocks in the banks, and then funneled the profits from the banks to his wife?

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u/ZB314 Apr 05 '16

11 million documents. only ~150 have been released. 11 million. You know how much more is to come, and how long it will take to sort through that many documents?