On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 3:35 PM, ashok _ <[email protected]> wrote:
> yeah i think cheney was the CEO of halliburton...and i remember there > was a case by the nigerian govt against halliburton for the period of > his tenure of his CEO. MMS and montek were consultants and bureaucrats > at the world bank .... i think you are comparing oil and water in > terms of designations and what it implies. > The revolving door syndrome is all is being discussed, I don't think it's useful to deal with specific examples which are only by way of illustration. Singh's LSE education possibly has as much effect on him for that matter. The point being the Singh enterprise is the best we have at the moment IMO in terms of political leadership and yet in my opinion, it shows naive distrust of big business and acceptance of the world status quo. Numerous times in the two terms, the Singh enterprise (UPA/NDA) has sought to push policies that are WTO, IMF friendly that have been met with strong rejection from the people. This requires discussion at the national level; which as far as I know isn't happening.
