MARTIN WOLF DOES NOT ADDRESS THE BILDERBERG FACTOR

In the FT today, frequent Bilderberger Martin Wolf suggests that Christine Lagarde may not be the correct person to become head of the IMF[1]. Wolf does acknowledge that Lagarde is a woman, is intelligent and would probably do a good job.

But, asks Wolf, would her limited knowledge of economics affect the decisions she would need to take, with Wolf suggesting that she would need a first rate economist as her number two to give her sound advice.

There is one criterion that Wolf has neglected to address : is Lagarde Bilderberg?

To date half the heads of the IMF have been Bilderberg. To my knowledge Lagarde is not Bilderberg.

So it is certainly not essential that to be head of IMF you need to be Bilderberg, but it helps.

I really, really, really wonder why Wolf did not address this criterion in his Bilderberg bullshit article in the Bilderberg FT?

[1] Europe should not control the IMF, FT, 25/5/2011