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Brian Stelter Gets HUMILIATED by His Own Guest
On Tuesday, the Cape Cod Times reported that Linda Zuern, a former member of the Bourne, Massachusetts Board of Selectmen and a Trump-supporting figure in the local Republican Party, had died of COVID-19.
Zuern died at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston of severe complications caused by COVID-19, according to the report. She was 70 years old and had not been vaccinated.
For months, Zuern, a member of the pro-Trump group the United Cape Patriots, had promoted conspiracy theories about the pandemic on Facebook. She has shared articles accusing the World Health Organization of a coverup of the "Wuhan Virus" and claiming COVID-19 is cover for "globalists" to usher in "U.N. Agenda 2030" — a sustainable development initiative right-wing conspiracy theorists assert is a plot to create a one world government.
oritteropo (Member Profile)
Haven't seen this one in circulation yet:
Africa Open For Business - As you never seen it before....
On that we can agree, but let's agree also that frivolous misguided donations that don't take into full account the implications and effects and most important benefit should not be pursued. I believe that sustainable development requires more than the simple installation of technologies or monetary donations. To have the greatest impact overseas we focus on building capacity rather than the delivery of technological goods.
I love the approach undertaken by outfits like http://www.ewb.ca/en/whatwedo/overseas/approach.html, though they are smaller then larger entities like US AID whose approach to aid work seem to be misguided idealism at times without consideration to future effects.
All AID work should be approached with care, yes it's all in good intention, but the road to hell is paved with good intentions. One must apply strict self-learning mechanism, always asking... "If I leave tomorrow what will be the long term effects of what I have done here?"
how cocaine is made
thats the sick shit. i'm in ecuador right now and life is really like that in some places...producing something for $800 bucks a kilo is really irresistible to poor communities. it seems to me that the $ spent on the war on drugs would be better spent working on sustainable development programs for colombia, peru, etc...