Yeah, straight from his smashing success at The World Bank rooting at fraud and corruption in int'l development assistance organizations. Too bad he didn't include nepotism and sweetheart deals as part of THAT agenda. Well, we've at last found one thing that CAN'T be laid at the malign doorstep of our charming VPOTUS. Only took 6 1/2 years to do so.
Man, that was shandenfreude heroin. I'm still enjoying PW's travails re Ms. Riza. I mean, fair is fair, could that have happened to a more deserving fellow?
What next? We learn that Senator Kennedy, way back when, never passed his road test?
Thanks for bringing this one to our attention.
Some on this Board are kinda adverse and touchy and unreceptive to any mention i attempt to make on this extremely broad topic of anyone having anything to do with any facet of US foreign and security policy in Guess Where. They very easily could have misconstrued my intentions if I had posted it.
Paul Wolfowitz has a new job as a visiting scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.
Will he keep this link close at hand - http://www.hogrockcafe.com/debeer's_truth_in_advertising.htm
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Wolfowitz Joins Think Tank as Visiting Scholar
Tuesday, July 3, 2007; A13
He was an architect of the Iraq war who was forced from the World Bank presidency amid allegations that he improperly acted to benefit his girlfriend. Now, Paul D. Wolfowitz will turn his attention to the relatively calmer waters of Washington intelligentsia, as a visiting scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.
The conservative think tank announced yesterday that it has hired Wolfowitz, who stepped down from his World Bank post on Saturday, to work on issues of international economic development, Africa and public-private partnerships. The announcement was made by AEI's president, Christopher DeMuth.
As the deputy defense secretary until 2005, Wolfowitz helped oversee planning for the Iraq war. He then moved to the presidency of the World Bank but faced a hostile staff, angry with his role in promoting the 2003 invasion.
His stormy tenure came to an end after his role in arranging a pay raise and a new job at the State Department for his girlfriend, bank employee Shaha Riza, came to light, prompting withering staff criticism and international calls for him to resign.
After careful negotiations, Wolfowitz agreed to leave, and President Bush tapped former trade representative Robert B. Zoellick to replace him. Zoellick took office Sunday.
Wolfowitz has a long association with AEI, serving as an adviser before joining the Pentagon in 2001. He has a long résumé in public service and in academia, as a professor at Yale and at the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins.
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Yeah, straight from his smashing success at The World Bank rooting at fraud and corruption in int'l development assistance organizations. Too bad he didn't include nepotism and sweetheart deals as part of THAT agenda. Well, we've at last found one thing that CAN'T be laid at the malign doorstep of our charming VPOTUS. Only took 6 1/2 years to do so.
Man, that was shandenfreude heroin. I'm still enjoying PW's travails re Ms. Riza. I mean, fair is fair, could that have happened to a more deserving fellow?
What next? We learn that Senator Kennedy, way back when, never passed his road test?
Thanks for bringing this one to our attention.
Some on this Board are kinda adverse and touchy and unreceptive to any mention i attempt to make on this extremely broad topic of anyone having anything to do with any facet of US foreign and security policy in Guess Where. They very easily could have misconstrued my intentions if I had posted it.