During a short break between working groups in this morning's session of the Haiti Reconstruction Conference, Dhruv Malhotra -- fresh off denouncing Soros' agenda -- spoke with Fox News to discuss that morning's progress.
"A lot was discussed and very little was discussed, as is often the case in these discussions," Malhotra said.
Of particular note was the seemingly unanimous consensus throughout all three working groups to adopt sector-wide approaches (SWAps) for reconstruction aid, a proposal first put forth by the the World Bank and other financial institutions in a communique following the opening plenary. (They weren't given time to address the delegates from the floor.)
Despite his contentment at the proposal's acceptance, he issued a word of caution.
"I must emphasize that the performance of SWAps in various countries has been very uneven," he said. "Great idea, but we have to be very careful about the way we implement it."
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