Crying wolf Wolfowitz or: what Iraq and the IMF have in common

tycho102 · 05-17-07, 12:53 PM

What is really curious is there are quite a few African nations who appreciate Wolfowitz's corruption fight within the IMF itself. No doubt that Wolfie is loyal to the Bush, which is far more important to Bush than job qualification, but the guy was also doing something morally congruent with liberal mentality. Fighting corruption is putting it to The Man.

It was his bad with his girlfriend, though. I'm kind of mixed on the issue and not real certain what call to make. I expect that whoever replaces him will be part of the good old boy European network, funneling money to keep the political-elite financially secure.

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05-17-07, 12:53 PM	#21
tycho102 Ace of the Deep Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 1,100 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	What is really curious is there are quite a few African nations who appreciate Wolfowitz's corruption fight within the IMF itself. No doubt that Wolfie is loyal to the Bush, which is far more important to Bush than job qualification, but the guy was also doing something morally congruent with liberal mentality. Fighting corruption is putting it to The Man. It was his bad with his girlfriend, though. I'm kind of mixed on the issue and not real certain what call to make. I expect that whoever replaces him will be part of the good old boy European network, funneling money to keep the political-elite financially secure.