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This Is How Our Aid Budget Is Spent
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At least the government has acted quickly to suspend the aid.
09:37 Mon 04th Dec 2017
yeah I sort of think in these situations -
how do you stop money laundering to the terroristen ?
and the answer seems to have been - "er we dont, duh!"
I mean jesus - its not rocket science
mon 27 Nov - Last Men in Aleppo - life and death on the streets and the casques blanches BBC- FOUR
Listen carefully - they are all ex-terroristen who cant make a living shooting people and themselves and so turn to digging people out of the rubble they and their colleagues have previously engineered.
" ee vase a shooter an now ee eez a fire-fighter" - the arabic dialog supports this rather than refutes it.
how do you stop money laundering to the terroristen ?
and the answer seems to have been - "er we dont, duh!"
I mean jesus - its not rocket science
mon 27 Nov - Last Men in Aleppo - life and death on the streets and the casques blanches BBC- FOUR
Listen carefully - they are all ex-terroristen who cant make a living shooting people and themselves and so turn to digging people out of the rubble they and their colleagues have previously engineered.
" ee vase a shooter an now ee eez a fire-fighter" - the arabic dialog supports this rather than refutes it.
Syria was a big mistake.
So was Iraq and Afghanistan.
And so will the next place we follow the US into war.
The UK involvement in those conflicts cost the UK £33 Billion.
The money wasted on dodgy policemen in Syria is not the scandal. It is the fact that we were supporting the Islamists who were stoning people to death.
So was Iraq and Afghanistan.
And so will the next place we follow the US into war.
The UK involvement in those conflicts cost the UK £33 Billion.
The money wasted on dodgy policemen in Syria is not the scandal. It is the fact that we were supporting the Islamists who were stoning people to death.
//Much of the money was handed over in bags of cash.//
We must be mad.
http:// www.dai lymail. co.uk/n ews/art icle-51 42027/1 2m-fore ign-aid -projec t-axed- cash-ji hadis-s torm.ht ml
We must be mad.
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The Good news is that the Alan Smith International who were running the scheme on behalf of the British Government has had its funding cut.
The bad is they they were a bunch of crooks who were ripping us off all along.
// The founders of Adam Smith International (ASI), one of the biggest UK foreign aid contractors, have stepped down after the government froze future contracts with the firm over questions about its ethical integrity.
Last month [ March 2017 ] DfID cut off funding after it emerged that ASI, which has been entrusted with £450m in development cash since 2011, had tried to profiteer by exploiting leaked department documents. It was also heavily criticised for trying to “unduly influence” a parliamentary inquiry by engineering “letters of appreciation” from beneficiaries of its projects. //
https:/ /www.th eguardi an.com/ politic s/2017/ mar/02/ uk-aid- company -bosses -quit-c rackdow n-profi teering -adam-s mith-in ternati onal
Scandalous.
The bad is they they were a bunch of crooks who were ripping us off all along.
// The founders of Adam Smith International (ASI), one of the biggest UK foreign aid contractors, have stepped down after the government froze future contracts with the firm over questions about its ethical integrity.
Last month [ March 2017 ] DfID cut off funding after it emerged that ASI, which has been entrusted with £450m in development cash since 2011, had tried to profiteer by exploiting leaked department documents. It was also heavily criticised for trying to “unduly influence” a parliamentary inquiry by engineering “letters of appreciation” from beneficiaries of its projects. //
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Scandalous.
// It was also heavily criticised for trying to “unduly influence” a parliamentary inquiry by engineering “letters of appreciation” from beneficiaries of its projects. //
sock puppetry - been around for a long time
" a historian Orlando Figes had to admit that he had been the author of reviews of others' books, like; "the sort of book that makes you wonder why it was ever published." Of himself, in another ghosted review, he gushed concerning himself- "I wish he would write for ever." Let's be fair, how many academics would murmur on reading that, "Good on Figes, I feel the same about myself." ? "
harvey weinstein tried that - and he was only concerned with the relatively idle pursuit of playing around with a pork .....
wasnt there an Aber who had such an idle life
that he did a bit of sock puppetry on AB ?
sock puppetry - been around for a long time
" a historian Orlando Figes had to admit that he had been the author of reviews of others' books, like; "the sort of book that makes you wonder why it was ever published." Of himself, in another ghosted review, he gushed concerning himself- "I wish he would write for ever." Let's be fair, how many academics would murmur on reading that, "Good on Figes, I feel the same about myself." ? "
harvey weinstein tried that - and he was only concerned with the relatively idle pursuit of playing around with a pork .....
wasnt there an Aber who had such an idle life
that he did a bit of sock puppetry on AB ?