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Wolfowitz’s Apology: Don’t Hate Me Because I Helped Launch The Iraq War

When Paul Wolfowitz, a primary architect of the Iraq war, assumed his post as World Bank President, he claimed the the new boss was going to be tough on corruption. Yesterday, he acknowledged that he “made a mistake” when he became personally involved in securing a promotion and a pay raise far in excess of the normal maximum for his girlfriend, Shaha Riza.

Riza’s promotion came with a pay increase that was more than double the amount allowed by staff rules. “According to the Government Accountability Project, a watchdog group, she has received two raises totaling $61,000 since Wolfowitz took over as president. The group said bank payroll documents put her current annual salary at $193,590.”

Wolfowitz’s admission of wrongdoing came only as the 24-member World Bank board met in a marathon emergency session to discuss his fate. The Board issued a statement saying it would “move expeditiously to reach a conclusion on possible actions to take.”

Wolfowitz tried to explain away his behavior, claiming his mistakes were made because “he had to deal with it when he was new to this institution and trying to navigate in uncharted waters.” He added that criticism of him should not focus on his role in the Iraq war. “For people who disagree with things they associate with me in my previous job, I am not in my previous job.” Watch it:

[flv http://video.thinkprogress.org/2007/04/wolfowitzpress041207.320.240.flv]

Alison Cave, chairwoman of the staff association, told staff: “He must act honorably and resign.” Wolfowitz appeared as Cave was addressing employees. Bloomberg described the scene this way:

Calls of “resign, resign” resounded through the World Bank’s atrium yesterday when Wolfowitz, 63, addressed employee representatives.

Despite the emerging evidence of Wolfowitz’s corruption and increasing clamor for calls to resign, Bush is standing firmly with him. “Of course President Wolfowitz has our full confidence,” Deputy White House Press Secretary Tony Fratto said yesterday.

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106 Responses to “Wolfowitz’s Apology: Don’t Hate Me Because I Helped Launch The Iraq War”

  1. Overdrv99 says:

    WHy would we hate you for starting that little ‘event’ in Iraq, Paul? We ars shocked you could actually think that!! What a NeoCon Scumbag of the first order!


  2. Pete Bogs says:

    naturally he has the president’s confidence, just as Gonzo, Rummy and Brownie have…

    it’s great that a man can be put in front of an organization dedicated to ending world poverty and then empty its coffers to get laid… that’s what this really comes down to…


  3. Peter says:

    “Acting Honorably” is WAY beyond the NeoCon’s theatrical skills.


  4. Ducktape says:

    “he had to deal with it when he was new to this institution and trying to navigate in uncharted waters.”

    Translation: “I’m only accustomed to working for Republicans in government. I didn’t know that you weren’t allowed to be corrupt in other jobs.”


  5. TripMaster Monkey says:

    Despite the emerging evidence of Wolfowitz’s corruption and increasing clamor for calls to resign, Bush is standing firmly with him.

    There’s a shocker.

    </snark>


  6. jonny says:

    How many innocent people have died because of Wolfowitz?

    And he gets away with it … without any consequences.

    Amazing what people get away with these days.

    Nobody has a backbone anymore to stand up to these evil murderers.


  7. GSD says:

    Thank God George W. Bush has restored honor and dignity back into the Whitehouse.

    -GSD


  8. TripMaster Monkey says:

    Comb-sucker sez:

    “For people who disagree with me based on things in my previous job, I am not in my previous job.”

    I can’t wait until you try to say that at the Hague.


  9. VerbalKint says:

    This dishonorable man act honorably? Not likely.


  10. hil says:

    what a slimey b@stard this guy is


  11. Zimzone says:

    “Of course President Wolfowitz has our full confidence,” Deputy White House Press Secretary Tony Fratto said yesterday.

    ‘Of course President Bush has no conscience or any of our confidence’, blogger Zimzone said today.

    Look! I’m in the news!


  12. Blu says:

    Heckuva job Wolfie.


  13. AboveTheClouds says:

    Does everything the neocons touch turn to shit? Or is that just an illusion. I guess the PNAC crowd should have figured out in their big money grab that people would be watching. By now people should see what the neocons are most intereted in–stealing as much money and power as possible by any means possible–the “conservatives” out there should also note these PNAC guys have destroyed the Republican Party and any chnace you will have to even compete in elections in 2008.


  14. Proud Dem says:

    Traslation:

    “I’m so fugly that I have to pay this woman crap loads of money so she will sleep with me.”

    I’m sure all other prostitutes don’t make near that much to sleep with smarmy men.


  15. kelso says:

    Wolfowitz, you heckuvajobber!


  16. Mary Poplins says:

    Wolfowoltz and his girlfriend needs to be fired and arrested. The girlfriend needs to give the $61,000 back that she got as a raise. What do expect Old Bushies is standing by this crook.


  17. QUALAR says:

    This guy and Bush are proof that shit sometimes floats to the top. Come on America, let’s have a courtesy flush!!!


  18. big papa says:

    Though Karma is the great equalizer…

    …these repugnant scum may need…

    …a little push over the edge…

    call the White House and DEMAND Bushiva withdraw support for Woolfowitz:

    Comments: 202-456-1111
    Switchboard: 202-456-1414
    FAX: 202-456-2461

    …or go to whitehouse.gov/contact…

    …to send Bushiva an email…

    …and require the resignation of this dishonest, amoral coward…

    …and AFTER he’s resigned/FIRED, let’s prosecute him…

    …for fraud, abuse of the public trust or whatever else we can bring charges against him for…

    INVESTIGATE
    INCARCERATE
    IMPOVERISH

    …Paul Wolfowitz…

    …the TRAITOR…


  19. Rusty says:

    Wolfowitz had better start looking for land in one of the countries that he considers corrupt – because if he is still in-country in 2008 we’ll put him where he belongs… in prison.


  20. Zep Tepi says:

    Is this what they call a value voter or a moral majorist?

    Is Wolfie paying to ‘poke’ his ‘fun’ at his partner?

    Mwahhh.


  21. VerbalKint says:

    Who the hell would date this comb-sucking freak?


  22. Keith H. says:

    Yes, they do have quite a system.

    Be the corporate bitch and externalize everything possible while in office . . . then take the position that has been reserved for you at World Bank.
    Next up . . . junior’s brother tony.

    I’m sure this is something I’m late in getting a grip on . . . .
    but it looks like oil owns our current federal government ?


  23. Jay Randal says:

    Wolfowitz is a completely corrupt creepo, who combs his hair with spittle, so he must be fired the same way as Don Imus.


  24. And You Thought REAGAN Was Stupid says:

    So, he’s apologized for giving his girlfriend a $61,000 raise. Do we know whether the raise has since been repealed? My guess is it has not. Typical Republican: “we’re sorry for what happened, but it’s too late to fix it.”


  25. Michael C says:

    My Goodness~! How will the “Base” respond to this one?

    Not only does Wolfowitz bed and bankroll an in-house lover out of wedlock, at international tax-payer expense, but he also is known to speak Arabic and take off his shoes as a sign of respect when visiting mosques:

    “Bending down to change back into his shoes, Wolfowitz removed a slipper, revealing a large hole in the toe of one gray wool sock.”

    http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2007/04/09/070409fa_fact_cassidy?currentPage=all

    Worse for the fundamentalist, base, no doubt, she’s a career woman and doesn’t darn his socks.

    And if the Christian Right isn’t incensed, surely Rush will make him resign for “we-pay-as-he-goes” nakedness, and treasonous shoeless respect for “our enemies”.


  26. napu says:

  27. ∞Ω says:

    Those high end prostitutes are gettin’ expensive these days.
    Good thing Paul has access to all that money.


  28. drew says:

    In his attempt to curb corruption, Wolfowitz is withholding money from those who live on under a $1 a day. The Millennium Goals were set in 2000 with the intention of helping such people by cutting severe poverty in half by 2015 and eliminating it by 2025. There is currently a $19 billion shorfall to achieving these goals. To put that in perspective, the US’s military budget is over $500 billion. We should be focusing on helping those who live in severe poverty, rather than taking what little they have.


  29. Zooey says:

    Who the hell would date this comb-sucking freak?
    Comment by VerbalKint

    Who the hell would marry this comb-sucking freak? Ew.


  30. RBrudzynski says:

    Fortunately. the World Bank and Paul Wolfowitz maintain a corruption hotline at which individuals can report corruption. The phone number is 1-800-831-0463. You can give them a call and report Mr. Wolfowitz conduct in securing his girlfriend a highly paid position at the US State Department.

    The World Bank website is located at

    http://www.worldbank.org/

    Give them a call.

    Help Paul Wolfowitz ferret out corruption!


  31. AboveTheClouds says:

    When Wolfowitz is booted from the World bank, there will be a chair next to Kristol on FOX News Sunday where they can invite Richard Perle on for weekly round-tables about how well “George W. Bush Blvd.” in Baghdad is progressing.


  32. World Bank Pledges Action - Wolfowitz Fights for Job « Michael P.F. van der Galiën says:

    [...] More at the Washington Wire, Foreign Policy Passport and Think Progress. [...]


  33. Sharon says:

    Geeeees, where was the “I take full responsability”, empty worded moment.? Do we get any thing but lieing word’s for all this killing of people and corruption….Damn, I am so sick of these people and the misery they have caused…..

    Madam Speaker Palosi, it is time to impeach all these people, jail and seize their asset’s, anything less and we the people must remove all the house and senate and start over….Shut this damn mess of the administration down…Don’t pay your taxes, buy bulletts and get ready….Blessings


  34. Zooey says:

    Wolfowitz tried to explain away his behavior, claiming his mistakes were made because “he had to deal with it when he was new to this institution and trying to navigate in uncharted waters.”

    Wolfie obviously didn’t know it was wrong to f*ck another woman while he’s married; and he didn’t know it was wrong to break the rules at the World Bank.

    Please, let’s give him another chance.

    /sarcasm **gag**


  35. margaret says:

    “The man Bush calls “Wolfie”, a former academic better known for his cerebral skills than his amorous adventures, has discreetly been walking out with Riza, an Oxford-educated British citizen who was born in Tunisia, grew up in Saudi Arabia and works as the bank’s senior gender co-ordinator for the Middle East and north Africa. She not only shares Wolfowitz’s passion for spreading democracy in the Arab world, but is said to have reinforced his determination to remove Saddam Hussein’s oppressive regime.”

    link here from March 2005

    It’s a good article. I particularly liked this line:
    “France digested Wolfowitz’s nomination like a bad oyster.”


  36. hellinabucket says:

    “For people who disagree with me based on things in my previous job, I am not in my previous job.”

    It’s called your resume you crankshaft. And just because of “unchartered waters” you pad the pocket of your love interest. Yeah, that’s in the best interest of the World Bank.

    This man is scum.


  37. margaret says:

    How nice to know that his girlfriend may have helped push him into arranging for our current quagmire in Iraq. She should do a helluva lot more than give back her ill-gotten raise!


  38. Keith H. says:

    This must be the definition of ‘you get what you pay for’ .



  39. Jay Randal says:

    Probably will end up that Wolfie’s lover is really the sister of Osama bin Laden. She influenced him to influence Bush to invade Iraq and hang Saddam who was an enemy of Osama. The lady is definately an agent.


  40. Dumb_Fox says:

    Small semantic point:

    Wolfowitz’s issue here was to land his mistress with a massive pay rise, personally over-riding all World Bank salary rules.

    Question: Is this not prostitution?

    Sub question: Would Imus have gotten fired if he’d referred to Ms Riza as a Wolfie-bedded ho?


  41. Buck Fush says:

    Of course Bush stands behind him, with both hands on this hips.
    Corruption is their moto.

    Hating repukes daily.


  42. freeman says:

    For people who disagree with me based on things in my previous job, I am not in my previous job.”
    Thats right , this guy was rewarded a raise for his services by Bush !


  43. Sharon says:

    I find all this disgusting and also interesting….I am disgusted by the evil these people are allowed to get away with and very interesting how often we see Saudi Arabia’s name associated with lot’s of evil deed’s…Israel is not immune either..Sure a lot of twist’s and turn’s in all this administration’s miss deeds….Rght folk’s….Let’s see 16 of the 9/11 were backed by Saudi Arabia, now Wolfies girl friend has close ties..What’s with that?…. If this is the tip of the ice berg (and I believe it is) we had better find the bottom of all of this fast…Blessings


  44. he says:

    best two arguments for Wolfowitz’s Resignation

    1- Statement of the world bank’s staff association
    http://www.bicusa.org/proxy/Document.10078.aspx

    2- The FT editorial
    http://www.ft.com/cms/s/18b3bad0-e914-11db-a162-000b5df10621.html


  45. Uncle Ho says:

    Wolfowitz is a corrupt, cowardly draft-dodging, war-mongering chickenhawk. And yes, I do hate him for helping launch the Iraq war.

    People, just how much of this sh*t will it take, for a full-scale armed insurrection to rid ourselves of these neo-Nazi war criminals?

    Grab a gun, and start building the guillotines right now!


  46. big papa says:

    I particularly liked this line:
    “France digested Wolfowitz’s nomination like a bad oyster.”

    Comment by margaret #33

    margaret,

    I think you’ve inadvertently hit on a very relevant point…

    …France (among other former- hopefully soon to be again-allies)…

    …is TOTALLY DISGUSTED with the antics of the criminal Bushite junta…

    …Iraq will NEVER become an “international reclamation project”…

    …until REGIME CHANGE happens in America…


  47. margaret says:

    I don’t even care that much about the stupid raise. That amount of money ($61K) is peanuts for them and compared to the costs of the illegal Iraq war, what is it now, $416,787,400 dollars at this moment, with a projected $1 TRILLION in bills coming at the taxpayers in the future from just the soldier’s disability costs alone.

    And how much has poppy Bush made thru that Carlyle Group on the war? And Cheney, and so on and so on…

    B@stards!


  48. Paul Wolfowitz, seriously corrupt « Later On says:

    [...] am by LeisureGuy Paul Wolfowitz is in serious trouble, and deservedly so. Here’s a synopsis from ThinkProgress: When Paul Wolfowitz, a primary architect of the Iraq war, assumed his post as World Bank [...]


  49. big papa says:

    a Wolfie-bedded ho?

    Comment by Dumb_Fox #38

    Awww Dumb_Fox,

    …REALLY clever…

    hahahahahaha!!!!


  50. margaret says:

    Oops – looks like I left off a few zeroes…

    As of THIS moment we’re up to $416,790,035,825 for the Iraq war. That figure rises fast!


  51. expresso says:

    The irony of this is, Shaha Riza maybe a beard. Dont forget the pal
    he brought over from the Pentagon.


  52. HumorNiche » Wolfowitz Apologizes says:

    [...] World Bank news: Wolfowitz’s Apology. [...]


  53. ohboy says:

    I really don’t get why the 185 rich elite shareholders care about him giving his girlfriend $100k when these bankers are making Billions off the USA warmongering.

    I guess there truly are no limits to their greed.


  54. John G Bell’s Blog » Pot meet kettle says:

    [...] And, I started to think about another pattern I see related to the US Attorneys and the search for voter fraud. I think there’s an interesting pattern that keeps repeating. I’ll call it the Pot-Kettle pattern. Most recently noticed in relation to a crusader that espouses the mission to fight corruption, but is corrupt: “When Paul Wolfowitz, a primary architect of the Iraq war, assumed his post as World Bank President, he claimed the the new boss was going to be tough on corruption. Yesterday, he acknowledged that he “made a mistake” when he became personally involved in securing a promotion and a pay raise far in excess of the normal maximum for his girlfriend, Shaha Riza.” [via] [...]


  55. Squidbilly says:

    Wolfie’s doing a heckuva job!!!

    What was one to expect from the man of suspect charater and poor judgement.


  56. David O. says:

    And _that_, kids, is why we refer to them as (war-mongering), NEOCon, SCUM.


  57. Ian says:

    Far from trying to “protect the interest of the insituion,” the documents released today show that he was a fervent advocate on behalf of his girlfriend throughout the “negotiations,” which he was the “decider” for in the end! No that is a real corruption fighter that one would want to see.


  58. Kiki says:

    “For people who disagree with me based on things in my previous job, I am not in my previous job.”

    Ok, how about you should resign because you’re not qualified for your CURRENT job and you blew it by giving your girlfriend (ewwww) a huge ass raise that went against your organization’s guidelines. You screwed up, buddy.


  59. buzzbomb says:

    Wolfowitz is just a symptom of the overall corruption of the World Bank. Their economic assistance to third world nations is a sham to bring those nations under the umbrella of us colonial interests.


  60. Frybread says:

    Imperator Bush is standing firm with Wolfowitz because Bush is the Decider, and he Decides what is right or wrong.


  61. drew_ill says:

    Uh, it’s BAD when emloyees of the friggin’ World Bank are chanting for you to resign!!


  62. Roket says:

    Too bad he doesn’t serve at the pleasure of the POTUS. He could surround himself with ho’s and do a heck of a job of it too, I bet.


  63. Granola Hippy says:

    Kinda breathy there, eh Paul?


  64. JPark says:

    “For people who disagree with me based on things in my previous job, I am not in my previous job.”

    Didn’t ex-SS officers try to use that excuse in their war crime tribunals? If not, they should have.


  65. Mr. Bush Goes To Hell says:

    Question to SUPPORTERS:

    Isn’t this WORSE than Clinton in the Oval Office?
    Why would Bush stand behind a man with such LACK of MORALS?

    Answer from SUPPORTERS:

    But HE’S not the PRESIDENT!

    Oh, REALLY???

    HE’S the one that handles a chunk of the WORLD’S MONEY!!!


  66. Mr. Bush Goes To Hell says:

    AND the PRESIDENT of the BANK!


  67. Larry from C says:

    Global Poverty Targets Bound to Fail
    Feb. 01 from Commondreams dot org

    UNITED NATIONS – The Rome-based International Fund for Agricultural Development warned Monday that a global commitment to cut poverty by 50 percent by the year 2015 is bound to fail because it has marginalised the world’s rural poor.

    …according to current UN estimates, the poorest of the world’s poor – about 1.3 billion people living on less than a dollar a day – is expected to keep growing. By the next decade, the number of people living in extreme poverty may even rise to about 1.5 billion out of a global population of more than 6 billion people. And by 2015, the UN predicts, the number could rise even higher, to 1.9 billion – provided there are no concerted efforts to fight poverty globally.

    Based on these estimates Mr. Wolfowitz is doing an even worse job running the World Bank than he did conceiving the Iraq War.


  68. null says:

    never trust a neo-con


  69. Dennis Spain says:

    Life is hard for Wolfie now. Gee, why don’t I feel sorry?


  70. Evil Spaniard says:

    Don’t blame Wolfie. He only acts as he has seen for 6 years in the USA GOP.


  71. Rick says:

    Wolfie is gone when the President is behind ya……..Good Bye


  72. Kurt Vonnegut says:

    “..because of my previous job..”???
    ..previous crimes against humanity.. would be a much better definition of the “job”. I wish he will spend the rest of his days caring for insane mothers who saw their children blown into pieces.


  73. Sean says:

    No. Mr. Wolfowitz, people do not like you because you lack honesty, Integrity, you are true scumbag of all times.

    You have done our country a tremandous dishonor, you should be jailed for life, you make all jews look bad, you are the typical common criminal, you are a thief, you are a true terrorist of the world SIR.

    I pray for your soul because you have none, you freak loser. Your tiny little freaking eyes say all about you, you freaking dumb loser


  74. bluespeak says:

    Having just heard the Wolfowitz statement, I am astounded at how little he understands his responsibilities as head of the World Bank. Unfortunately, since he will be unwilling to resign, the board will be forced to remove him from office.

    Even more unfortunate is the fact that this is yet another example of how far our body politic has fallen as we have done virtually nothing but aide and abet this kind of shameful behavior since Mr. Bush was given the nod for the presidency by the Supreme Court in 2000.

    Shame on us all.


  75. Donna Trump says:

    And this is the guy who said his goal at the World Bank was to get rid of corruption. UNF*CKINGBELIEVABLE.

    Then again, he also said US troops would be “GREETED AS LIBERATORS” in Iraq.

    Just be thankful, next time you get on a plane, that Wolfowitz isn’t an airline pilot. Or that he isn’t the electrician who wired your house, or the mechanic in the garage who services your car’s brakes, or the pharmacist who filled your last prescription.

    Because he’s a lethal Fuckup-Midas. He destroys everything he touches.


  76. emjay says:

    Poor guy can’t catch a break. Be the architect of a war that kills over half a million people just one time and you’re labeled forever.


  77. nofltwlt says:

    Yes we hate you for leading that poor stupid fuck to war – get used to it.

    It is absurd to ask that we not hate you for leading us to war. According to Richard Clark and Paul O’Neil you were the person who first turned all conversations to “let’s get Saddam”.

    Yes we hate you.


  78. Tom Lees says:

    Poor little Paulie. Everybody’s against him.


  79. John M, USAF, RET says:

    Original post at 10:57, last comment at 5:38….Not one defending troll? Gee I wonder why.

    Soon, trolls, soon.


  80. dan says:

    Oh God… what a complete and utter freak this man is!!

    He’s a corruption fighter… but when he’s corrupt he can’t see it.
    He’s a “righteous man”… but when he’s unrighteous he can’t see it.
    He’s simply a disgusting human being.


  81. trippin says:

    Treat him no worse than a black man in America. Beat him, kick him, sodomize him with a plunger, and then when he takes out his wallet to give you his ID, fire fifty or sixty shots into his defenseless body.

    Or, we could treat him like a Muslim. Pluck him off the street, don’t notify his family, and render his non-habeus-corpus-qualified bony ass to Syria for “questioning.”

    At a minimum, treat him like the average American worker: replace him with an H1B visa, take away his health care benefits, and if he misses a credit card payment take all his property and sell it off.


  82. hazmaq says:

    MSNBC just reported 200 of his employees booed him out of the room when he tried to apologize.

    His girl is now saying SHE is the real victim here.

    This poor little secretary now makes more than the United States Secretary of State Rice . (whom Wolfowitz didn’t get along with.)

    Fire them both!
    This is the world bank for cripes sake. What a horrible and pathetic example they are to those poor nations they serve.


  83. vidhata says:

    Mr. Wolfowitz was clearly not thinking with his head. As has been true with his other adventure!


  84. Bill Valenti says:

    Riza sure ain’t foxy
    But then Wolfie’s no great catch
    A common orthodoxy
    Does these imbeciles attach

    T’was not enough to launch a war
    And set the world afire
    Wolfie’s out to break the Bank
    And drag it in his mire

    Hang the bastard high, I say!
    With Riza in the noose
    Off the nasty neo-cons
    Before they reproduce


  85. John W says:

    Boy right wing nuts are just plain conniving, crooked and corrupt. Lie, cheat, and steal. They just don’t know any other way, do they? It’s just second nature to them.


  86. JohnD says:

    A foreign national paid by a foreign entity has a job at the state department? How many of those are there? Where, pray tell, was Homeland Security?


  87. lodger says:

    Well heckfire, if a man changes jobs, surely he is not responsible for anything he did in the past! Let’s play fair, America!


  88. dras says:

    She’d have to be damn proficients in every kind of sex to be worth that kind of money. Does the old Jew know what kind of fresh young meat he could have for a fraction of that money.


  89. Yizmo Gizmo says:

    Wolfie’s at it again.
    I’ve seen this cat in action, and
    let me tell you, despite his age, he gets more ass than a toilet seat.
    Serious playboy.


  90. Zelig says:

    RE: #81 — “…the old Jew…”? What an offensive comment from a bigoted little mind.

    Hey dras, Wolfowitz is a bad guy. He’s a sociopath and a corporatist of the worst order. But his ethnicity ain’t got nothing to do with that. Get that?


  91. snowedin06 says:

    That’s an apology? Sounds more to me like he’s saying “don’t go there, there’s more dirt if you keep looking”.


  92. Stephen Olsen says:

    Wolfowitz is concerned that people are holding his role in his previous job against him? What a schmuck. Wolfowitz’s fifteen minute’s of fame’is all about the Iraq war. Does he really think anyone, ever, will think about him in any other context?


  93. wmholt says:

    margaret says:

    “That amount of money ($61K) is peanuts for them and compared to the costs of the illegal Iraq war, what is it now, $416,787,400 dollars at this moment, with a projected $1 TRILLION in bills coming at the taxpayers in the future from just the soldier’s disability costs alone.”

    Why do Democratic politicians not point out that this deficit spending is a huge tax on ourselves and future generations of Americans? Instead, the Dems say nothing, and the Republicans are already sounding the alarm that Democrats will raise taxes on all Americans. Do the Democrats need a “Political Czar” to be truly effective as an opposition party?

    BTW, I really liked Jon Stewart and John Oliver’s take on the use of the word “Czar” by the Bush Administration.


  94. Alan Hansen says:

    Zelig: All I got is your stupidity . Can’t say a guy is an old jew without being bigoted? Or are you telling us here that jews do not live to attain old age in which case you are bigoted. Wolfie is a scumbag and at 63 years of age he is definitely an old jew. If you are reading the comments with a goal of censoring then F*ck you, you are no better than Wolfie.


  95. A Roberts says:

    Hey Wolfie: I wouldn’t screw your friend with my uncle Zeke’s dick. Yuck, what a homely women. Oh well, birds of a feather,right? Right!!!



  96. pnac says:

    This is how Wolfowitz plans to help the world’s poor.

    From the Project For a New American Century:
    Project Participants:
    I.Lewis Libby (Dechert Price & Rhoads)
    Paul Wolfowitz (Nitze School Of Advanced International Studies)

    “And advanced forms of biological warfare that can “target” specific genotypes may transform biological warfare from the realm of terror to a political useful tool.”


  97. Gerhard Mantel says:

    Any German or other international SS-style killer, having found a new job, should henceforth use Wolfowitz’s classic: That was my former job!

    After setting the world on fire in my former job, my present job is to grab as much money left for paying my whores, because these are uncharted waters (meaning I hope nobody will notice).

    What a scum, and what a decline of American respect in the rest of the world. You will have mounting difficulty to retain a shade of moral distinction between Bushco, Hitler, Stalin, Pol Pot, Hussein etc.


  98. Julia Gifford says:

    I think this Jew is very well connected, and we all know the rules are different for Jews.

    Witness the academy award for Alan Arkin – playing a heroin addicted grandpa who teaches his granddaughter to strip…. good family fun.

    Witness Sasha Cohen – wins an academy award for entrapping rural whites into looking like drooling jew haters …. when the REAL haters are the Jews….having a good laugh on all the rest of us.

    Next we have op ed pieces by Jews with nameds like Miller and Parker and Jackson…. telling us to nuke Iran….

    Americans WAKE UP — we have REAL enemies and they are NOT in Iran. They are in Hollywood making films like Aladdin.


  99. AboveTheClouds says:

    Just keep in mind that as part of his “other job” Wolfowitz send US soldiers to their deaths to help inflate Dick Cheney’s Halliburton stock.


  100. mme Flutterbye says:

    Amazing that when Wolfie sent our men and women to be murdered in Iraque, no one said a word. When he advocated torture in Abu Graib, little was done. Now that he has paid to ge laid , YIKES! He is threatened with job termination. this world is insane!!!


  101. Andymatic » Blog Archive » Wolfowitz’s Apology: Don’t Hate Me Because I Helped Launch The Iraq War says:

    [...] Think Progress Wolfowitz tried to explain away his behavior, claiming his mistakes were made because “he had to deal with it when he was new to this institution and trying to navigate in uncharted waters.” He added that criticism of him should not focus on his role in the Iraq war. “For people who disagree with things they associate with me in my previous job, I am not in my previous job.” [...]


  102. Qat says:

    Of course I hate him because he helped start the Iraq war! Sheesh. What a STUPID pitiful LITTLE man. He deserves our disgust and disdain!


  103. Steve says:

    When will we get rid of these Israel-Firster americans that are infesting our country. Wolfowiz, Perle, Feith, Wurmser, Kristol are all Israel thugs in American garb. And they keep dragging us in wars for Israel. Next station, Iran???


  104. america's job bank says:

    america’s job bank

    I Googled for something completely different, but found your page…and have to say thanks. nice read.



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