CLINTON WANTS TO QUIT TO HEAD WORLD BANK
Toby Harnden
London Telegraph
Hillary Clinton has been in discussions with the White House about stepping down from her job as Secretary of State to become head of the World Bank, according to reports.
Mrs Clinton, the former First Lady, Senator for New York and rival to President Barack Obama in the 2008 Democratic primary race, is said to be eager to become the first female president of the World Bank should the post become vacant next year.
“Hillary Clinton wants the job,” a source close to Mrs Clinton told Reuters, which broke the news of the possible move.
Robert Zoellick, a former Bush administration official, is believed to be ready to step down as president at the end of his term in the middle of next year.
Mrs Clinton has made clear she does not want to remain US Secretary of State, a gruelling job demanding months of world travel each year, beyond Mr Obama’s first term.
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CLINTON TO HEAD GLOBALIST LOAN SHARKING OPERATION?
Kurt Nimmo
Infowars.com
The corporate media is rife was rumors that the current Secretary of State will leave her post next year and honcho the World Bank.
A source said Obama supports Clinton’s appointment. According to the Guardian, there was no suggestion that Obama has formally agreed to nominate her for the post, which would require approval by the 187 member countries of the World Bank.
Reuters reported yesterday that sources close to Clinton said she would be ready to make a move to the World Bank should the Bank’s current president, Robert Zoellick, leave at the end of his term, in the middle of 2012.
Clinton’s spokesman, Philippe Reines, denied the claim. “Story is 100% untrue. Reuters is wrong,” Reines told the Washington Post.
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Above: Infowars reporter Aaron Dykes comments on Hillary Clinton’s World Bank ambitions from the Bilderberg meeting in Switzerland.
The World Bank and the IMF are loan sharking operations for the globalists. They also serve as mechanisms to impose “structural adjustments” on developing nations and allow unfettered foreign investment, increasing exports, suppressing wages, cutting social services such as health care and education — the whole neoliberal palette. National currencies are usually devalued and food subsidies cut. Both organizations work as wrecking balls on the third world and fatten the coffers of the bankers.
“While the U.S. press is apt to portray the IMF and World Bank as selfless Good Samaritans, the reality is that these 50 year-old institutions function more like global loan sharks. One way countries are encouraged to repay their debts is by shifting from domestic agriculture to export crops,” write Jeff Cohen and Norman Solomon.
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