That’s a nice story.
Have you any reputable references to back it up?
Thanks.
Try re-reading the Wall Street Journal, Investors Business Daily and the New York Sun, particularly their editorial, pages since the beginning of the issue. The WSJ has done the most in delineating the pre-existing, and continuing nepotism in the World Bank as well as the corrupt history, in international development aid, of the major European actors, currently and formerly part of the World Bank, who have created this non-scandal due to their political opposition to Wolfowitz and his heightened attempts to place more requirements for governmental reform and anti-corruption measures in the recipient countries, into more World Bank funding projects.