Kim Jong Un no longer craziest Leader!

[shtferbrains]

I think to only question on the farmland is to what scale?

SF3 said the big acres north of him was a Chinese flip that made no sense as a farm operator?

It's all real estate.
Not just Asia looking at launder

[blackpowder]

It is so fascinating to watch what type of people get upset about corruption being exposed.
And just like during covid, they are proudly advertising that they are on the wrong side of History by plastering it all over social media.
It won't be hard to figure out who the good guys are.

$8M to Sri Lankan journalist training in gender neutral word usage as one tiny example should tick taxpayers off enough you would think.
Difficulty fact checking that but we've seen similar so not hard to believe.

[chuckChuck]

USAid contracted with Elon musk to provide Star Link to the Ukraine.

Now unelected Musk will try to figure out how to get a bigger share of US contracts.

Meanwhile the Nazi saluting Musk who supports Germany's far right, is so toxic that Tesla and X are losing significant market share.

[WiltonRanch]

I do not agree with how Trump and musk are going about taking a chainsaw to the American government. I like the rule of law. However, if what is true about the silly spending it reeks of money laundering. Funny how the Canadian government wiped the spending info on the Canadian foreign aid website. Is that not odd Chuck?

[chuckChuck]

Most of USaid went to the Ukraine.

The vast majority of international aid is used to reduce famine, disease and aid refugees of war and natural disasters. Are you opposed to this type of aid Wilton?

[Jordy2323]

Most of USaid went to the Ukraine.

The vast majority of international aid is used to reduce famine, disease and aid refugees of war and natural disasters. Are you opposed to this type of aid Wilton?

Get a little bit educated on this subject... because your post has now been proven to be about the furthest thing from the truth.

[WiltonRanch]

Most of USaid went to the Ukraine.

The vast majority of international aid is used to reduce famine, disease and aid refugees of war and natural disasters. Are you opposed to this type of aid Wilton?

No im not but you missed my point here.

[chuckChuck]

So you guys don't support disaster and famine relief? Huh?

Here is some of what USAid funded:

"USAID has distributed more than $30 billion in direct financial support to the government of Ukraine between fiscal years 2022 and 2024, according to the CRS ([url]https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/IF/IF12305[/url]).

Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) implement the majority (52%) of USAID programs, while public international organizations administer 34%, the U.S. government is responsible for about 10% and foreign governments implement about 4%, according to a CRS study ([url]https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/R/R48150[/url]) of USAID non-military funding between fiscal years 2013-2022.

Among public international organizations, which are formed via a partnership between foreign governments, the World Bank Group was the top recipient of non-military USAID assistance, receiving more than $20 billion between fiscal years 2013 and 2022, followed by the World Food Program, which received more than $15 billion."

[Jordy2323]

Meanwhile the Nazi saluting Musk who supports Germany's far right, is so toxic that Tesla and X are losing significant market share.

Like this?

[shtferbrains]

Your living in the distant past.
You describe what foreign aid was originally designed for.
No one begrudges that type of aid.