Two Words: Fareed Zakaria. Interesting. These numbers are amazing and his premise is on the money...literally.

By Rumsfeld’s logic, America’s light hand and quick exit from Haiti should have created a vibrant democracy. The opposite happened.
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As proof of this, Rumsfeld points out that “four years after the war, the United Nations still runs Kosovo by executive fiat, issues postage stamps, passports and driver’s licenses.” This is shockingly ill-informed. ...
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It is not U.N. bureaucracy that has kept Kosovo in limbo, but a political dilemma that Washington has not resolved.
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Rumsfeld should get out more. ...
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Rumsfeld’s problem, it would seem, is not with international organizations, but with global capitalism.
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One can see this phenomenon vividly in one country these days—Iraq. A senior international administrator—that is, a high-ranking civilian in the Coalition Provisional Authority or a one-star American general—makes around $10,000 a month, including housing allowances. The Pentagon estimates that doctors in Iraq made $20 a month last year. To be fair, local wages have risen now, but a university professor in Baghdad today makes at most $200 to $300 a month. In other words, a Coalition official is probably earning 50 times the salary of a local professor.

Is it any wonder that every president since Reagan tossed the Neocon proposals for invading Iraq into the shit-can until George the Weak-minded showed up? Don't you just picture him like the dog in that cat-centric comic...tongue hanging out, stupid smile on his face, always getting out-smarted by a lasagna-eating feline and everyone else? Wait...that's reality.