Reply #36: No way. He's taking shots at the World Bank, USAID, WTO, IMF, et. al.

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They're all tied up in incestuous relationships of influence, greed, graft, blackmail, bribery and the whole NeoCon agenda. They neither want or need the kind of advice and structure the U.S. government or our economic advisers would wish them to heed and implement. The attempt to privatize the water, transportation and energy sectors as well as the resources of Bolivia as a condition of World Bank and IMF loans was a real wake-up call for the region and now they've got leaders who aren't going to play along.

South America has wised up to the NeoCon Agenda, and they've booted them out - except for Colombia, the lone hold-out and our last "friend" in the region. With the other leaders standing together, there is little hope for the NeoCons of regaining their foothold any time soon without taking blatant and extraordinary measures.

There are others far more knowledgeable about the exact actions and timeline of our colonial experiment in S.A., but I'm sticking to what I know.