[lifeisstillgood]

Is there any hint of any evidence of that - it's an enormous accusation. Stupidity and near bankruptcy of the state have always been the assumptions I have worked with on why PFI was so popular. Actual corruption is a real step too far though. Then again maybe the people pf Iceland thought the same

[madaxe_again]

No, that's rather the point of offshoring things, usually through lengthy chains - although you only need three degrees to be immune to pretty much any kind of disclosure. As for corruption, it's again hard to pin down, as even if disclosed they're just private citizens managing legal investments.

[throwaway049]

I would rather it was corruption than stupidity. Our government are also in charge of a nuclear arsenal.