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Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Why Ban Ki-Moon is the World's Most Dangerous Korean

But isn't this what the head of the UN and other international organizations always does?

"At a time when global leadership is urgently needed, when climate change and international terrorism and the biggest financial crisis in 60 years might seem to require some—any!—response, the former South Korean foreign minister has instead been trotting the globe collecting honorary degrees, issuing utterly forgettable statements, and generally frittering away any influence he might command. He has become a kind of accidental tourist, a dilettante on the international stage."

Nowhere Man
by Jacob Heilbrunn
http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2009/06/19/nowhere_man

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