Third, many Bangladeshis, jealous of the independence they secured in the crucible of the Pakistani army’s genocide in East Pakistan 40 years ago, resent the vast influx of foreign money, which has turned Grameen and Yunus almost into a rival to the democratically elected government, a phenomenon that no government would tolerate. Indeed, Clinton’s intervention in the feud between Yunus and the Sheikh Hasina highlights the danger of foreign influence in Bangladesh’s internal affairs.