What happened to the billions we gave Africa? We average - almost $50 billion annually,

Posted: Sep 18th, 2018 - 4:03 pm In Reply to: Where do we stand on the world aid - scale? Not very high

plus military aid.

This story sounds more like it's pushing globalism. I deeply sent this social justice freelance author's implication that "we aren't doing enough."

Billions and billions of dollars have been sent and spent, plus money for their military. We average $100 billion a year in aid.

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Where do we stand on the world aid - scale? Not very high (Views: 167, 2018-09-18, 3:25 pm)
- What happened to the billions we gave Africa? We average - almost $50 billion annually,
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    - I posted that and I agree. We need to find - better ways to get aid to the people. nm (Views: 162, 2018-09-18, 5:20 pm)
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