Corruptio Optimi Pessima | Dissident Voice

... wrong is what really pays ... -- Plato, Republic (ii. 366) "During the 1990s, the World Bank changed course to address the 'cancer of corruption.'” I'm not surprised. This was the end of the Cold War -- and the end of the generals, like General Ershad in Bangladesh. As The Economist observed: “…the cold

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