Who was it that said foreign aid is a transfer of wealth from the poor
in rich countries to the rich in poor countries?
Bob
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You are partly right on AID. I worked with AID for many many years. AID
is given as a token to the country's officials to help the people of the
respective countries.. Unfortunately, the people benefit probably one
penny out of every dollar. The officials squander the rest. The US is
interested primarily in getting the right votes at the UN so countries
get AID (which goes to the reigning officials)to vote the way the US
wants votes to go...
Edward Campbell wrote:I'll possibly make myself
unpopular here, but I don't
approve of Aid. For me it's like saying here Africa,
here Honduras, your our pitty nations for the month.
Have some money.
I would prefer that the G8 remove their tarrifs and
quotas so that Hondurans and Africans can work
themselves out of poverty themselves.
BTW: I'm going to Honduras in February 2006.
>
> Message: 1
> Date: Sun, 12 Jun 2005 06:54:37 -0600
> From: David Ashby
> Subject: Debt relief for Honduras
>
> Honduras is included for debt relief. Note that
> anticorruption measures
> are required.
> I've seen this news before. Let's hope it's true
> this time.
> Dave Ashby
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