All major consulting firms have been complicit in so many scandals. Peddling drugs, money laundering, tax fraud, laundering blood gold and metals, helping Dictatorships hunt down dissidents...
Yet they are continued to be hired by many western governments to consult on various topics, often with abyssimal results. But it surely is a coincidence, that the German army spent hundreds of millions on consulting contracts that were not part of a public bidding process. That the minister of defense at the time, Ursula von der Leyen had a son working at the company KPMG at the time, had nothing to do with it. I couldn't think of anyone better suited to lead the EU now than von der Leyen.