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President Bush has chosen Robert Zoellick, a one-time U.S. trade representative and former No. 2 official at the State Department, to lead the World Bank, a senior administration official said Tuesday.
5:36 video of George W Bush nominating Zoellick as the next President of the World Bank, replacing recently ousted Paul Wolfowitz
Originally posted by aecreate
Ah yes, I see now. Agreed.
Well, reading through the wiki entry,
Zoellick seems passionate about Darfur.
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www.wsws.org...
Numerous officials went directly from Enron to the new administration in 2001, following the installation of George W. Bush. For example, Thomas White Jr., Bush’s secretary of the Army, had been Vice Chairman of Enron Energy Services; he also served as a member of Enron’s Executive Committee and Chief Executive Officer for Enron Operations Corporation. Bush’s top economic adviser, Lawrence Lindsey, was an Enron consultant. Trade representative Robert Zoellick, an official in the Reagan administration and former counselor to Baker when he was secretary of the Treasury, served on Enron’s Advisory council. Chief White House political adviser and dirty tricks operator, Karl Rove, at one time owned Enron stock worth $250,000.
Originally posted by TheBorg
Does it bother anyone else that the President has the express authority to appoint the leader of the single largest money lender on the planet?
Everyone's indebted to this "bank".
TheBorg