What I don't like lately - they say "we, Americans" all the time... and then show Moscow address for contact.

The whole thing suddenly becomes fake...
On a flip side... Some stats they give, like an average exec in Germany getting 10 fold of a worker, and in the US about 100-to-1000 fold making you think, if some tax reforms would benefit & depolarize the society. I recall one health insurance exec testimony in Congress about costs, and it transpired her yearly pay was really huge. She said, it was typical for the industry, so no cut expected, and instead they're planning rate increase.

Who can afford such health protection benefit - not of her business. Again, when one hears, Exxon Mobile or some banks didn't pay a penny in taxes, you think wait a minute, isn't it the most profitable business in NA apart from selling drugs? Someone should talk about such gross staff, which usually comes from roots some law makers pushed to fix for years: limit on campaign contributions.