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Maybe the apocalypse and closing USAID is exploitation.
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USAID is closed. Without funds, who will take their place?Let's be absolutely clear that the study linked in your article is stating what "could" happen; not what "did" happen, and not even what "will" happen. The great thing about studies like these is that they provide dramatic headlines despite any hard evidence that what they say "could" happen is even remotely accurate.
All of that happened in 3 months? Wow, pretty impressive. We must have been providing the only source of food and medical care those people had access to.14.5 million deaths, 4.5 million of them children, all due to Trump's defunding USAID.
Is that "peacemaking?" I'd call it criminally negligent homicide at best.
Loudly condemned by "presidents like they oughta be" Obama and Bush.
This fact:
is also Trump's legacy. 51% more deaths from malaria, 50% more deaths from neglected tropical diseases, 15% more death across all ages, 65% more death from HIV/AIDS.....
No wonder why historians have already ranked him as the worst president in history--indirectly but morally responsible for millions of deaths in Africa due to his cuts.
Not sure where you got that figure from, but it doesn't seem to be correct.combined that with the fact he LOST billions during his first erm - show the weakness of your claim.
www.forbes.com
So far from the days when JEC was forced toNot sure where you got that figure from, but it doesn't seem to be correct.
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Trump’s Business Hauled In $2.4 Billion During Four Years He Served As President
Forbes estimates the pandemic helped wipe about $200 million off Trump’s top line last year.www.forbes.com
-- A2SG, yes, I know it says Trump's business...which he never divested his interest in.....
Oh, from several sources:Not sure where you got that figure from, but it doesn't seem to be correct.
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Trump’s Business Hauled In $2.4 Billion During Four Years He Served As President
Forbes estimates the pandemic helped wipe about $200 million off Trump’s top line last year.www.forbes.com
-- A2SG, yes, I know it says Trump's business...which he never divested his interest in.....
Another Urban myth -So far from the days when JEC was forced to sell his peanut farm.
Amended, thanks for the info.Another Urban myth -
Jimmy Carter was not forced to sell his peanut farm,He sold his farm after not being re-elected because his personal financial management was not any better than his fiscal
Funnies from history:So far from the days when JEC was forced tosellput his peanut farm into a blind trust.
Wow not just off topic, but marginally obscene. BravoFunnies from history:
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-- A2SG, Doonesbury didn't always hit, but when it did, it hit hard....
Marginally obscene? It ran in newspapers! In the eighties, no less.Wow not just off topic, but marginally obscene. Bravo
He did however put it into a blind trust during his presidency - which turned out to be only semi-blind.Another Urban myth -
Jimmy Carter was not forced to sell his peanut farm,He sold his farm after not being re-elected because his personal financial management was not any better than his fiscal
He did however put it into a blind trust during his presidency - which turned out to be only semi-blind.
WaPo:The story of Jimmy Carter’s peanut farm is a bit more complicated than you may have heard
In the years before his presidential run in 1976, day-to-day operations at the warehouse were managed by his brother, Billy Carter. Billy Carter would end up being a perpetual thorn in President Jimmy Carter’s side, a tendency which began even before Carter took the oath of office. During those years before the presidential bid, for example, Billy Carter took out loans from the National Bank of Georgia to expand warehouse operations — at a time which overlapped with a peanut drought. Those loans ultimately totaled $6.5 million, about $31 million today....“According to the plan announced today,” the New York Times reported, “Mr. Carter will sell all his personal stock, divert the royalties from his autobiography, ‘Why Not the Best?’ into a foundation that will establish a future library to house Presidential papers, and transfer to the trust his interest in Carter’s Warehouse and Carter Farms Inc.”“White House officials, arguing that the trust is ‘blind’ and that neither they nor Carter is informed its operations,” The Washington Post reported at the time, “said they could not explain the loss. However, White House Counsel Robert Lipshutz said it is probable that the loss involved transactions of the Carter family peanut warehouse business which represents a major share of the trust.”In February 1979, Kirbo had put the warehouse business on the market....That October, the special counsel, Curran, cleared anyone of wrongdoing in the bank loans investigation.“The special counsel said, ‘No evidence whatsoever was discovered that any monies were diverted from the warehouse into the campaign,' ” The Post reported. “As for whether any criminal charges were warranted, Curran said ‘the answer is also a clear no.’ ”...In March 1981, the need for the semi-blind trust gone, the warehouse company was sold to an Illinois feed company for $1.2 million.
Right, that was last week, before the rebels seized Uvira.
Wow, that scandal seems like a bedtime fairytale compared to today's corruption.He did however put it into a blind trust during his presidency - which turned out to be only semi-blind.
WaPo:The story of Jimmy Carter’s peanut farm is a bit more complicated than you may have heard
In the years before his presidential run in 1976, day-to-day operations at the warehouse were managed by his brother, Billy Carter. Billy Carter would end up being a perpetual thorn in President Jimmy Carter’s side, a tendency which began even before Carter took the oath of office. During those years before the presidential bid, for example, Billy Carter took out loans from the National Bank of Georgia to expand warehouse operations — at a time which overlapped with a peanut drought. Those loans ultimately totaled $6.5 million, about $31 million today....“According to the plan announced today,” the New York Times reported, “Mr. Carter will sell all his personal stock, divert the royalties from his autobiography, ‘Why Not the Best?’ into a foundation that will establish a future library to house Presidential papers, and transfer to the trust his interest in Carter’s Warehouse and Carter Farms Inc.”“White House officials, arguing that the trust is ‘blind’ and that neither they nor Carter is informed its operations,” The Washington Post reported at the time, “said they could not explain the loss. However, White House Counsel Robert Lipshutz said it is probable that the loss involved transactions of the Carter family peanut warehouse business which represents a major share of the trust.”In February 1979, Kirbo had put the warehouse business on the market....That October, the special counsel, Curran, cleared anyone of wrongdoing in the bank loans investigation.“The special counsel said, ‘No evidence whatsoever was discovered that any monies were diverted from the warehouse into the campaign,' ” The Post reported. “As for whether any criminal charges were warranted, Curran said ‘the answer is also a clear no.’ ”...In March 1981, the need for the semi-blind trust gone, the warehouse company was sold to an Illinois feed company for $1.2 million.