When last we left our favorite Neo-Con, Paul Wolfowitz, he was riding into the sunset after being forced out as head of the World Bank after some office shenanigans with a lady colleague.
We're now getting information about where he's hitched his horse and what trouble he's getting the US into now.
It may well be that Iraq confict was just the testing grounds for the one he may be helping create with China.
From Asia Times today:
Just 15 months after being forced to resign as president of the World Bank over a conflict of interest regarding his professional and personal relationship with his girlfriend, former deputy defense secretary Paul Wolfowitz may be involved in another, far more geostrategic conflict of interest.
It involves his dual roles as chairman of the State Department's International Security Advisory Board (ISAB) and chairman of the US-Taiwan Business Council. Among the latter's US members are military contractors who have been dying to get the George W Bush administration's approval to sell about US$11 billion worth of arms to the island to protect it against the threat of an attack by the mainland.