Seems like doing bad things in Russia is different from doing bad
things in America.
Last Monday four people died at a Russian airport when a private plane
crashed on takeoff into an errant snowplow whose driver was drinking before his
shift.
Since then, Moscow police have arrested the Vnukovo International
Airport’s service engineer, a trainee air traffic controller and the snowplow
driver.
The Director General of the airport and his deputy turned in their
resignations, which were promptly accepted.
The airport shift director and the head of the maintenance division
have been suspended from their duties.
In Russia, it seems, when something goes badly wrong, if you did it, or
if you’re in charge of making sure stuff like that doesn’t happen, or if you
sit at the big desk where the buck stops, you take the perp walk….
There are a lot of folks in big companies in America who are due for a
perp walk.
Copyright © Richard Carl Subber 2014
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