Pretty much. I find it amusing that people who've visited these countries and lived in a select few, politically manipulated bubbles, can discern what's really

Pretty much. I find it amusing that people who've visited these countries and lived in a select few, politically manipulated bubbles, can discern what's really happening. I.E. The fellow who worked for BRAC. We know all about their work in Sri Lanka and how well they funneled cash to special interests after the 2004 tsunami who (in the interest of humanitarian relief, of course) managed to lose a lot of it in "administrative fees". Amazingly, in some places, some of the first structures to go up again were new garment factories; not public housing.