Comments by "Michael Kahn" (@michaelkahn8903) on "Tucker: There are two versions of the law" video.

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  23.  @chriscarter9264  from my book ANGRY LOUD AND CLEAR TRUTH CHAPTER SEVENTEEN: MALEVOLENT GREED AND PRIVATIZATION OF SERVICES We are all told repeatedly how wonderful the United States is to other countries. What a heavy burden they bear in their assistance to other nations. As of 2005, the US gross income was eleven trillion dollars, and it shared sixteen cents of every hundred dollars, or one seventh of one percent. You can be assured that this generosity has diminished over the years. All donations from foundations and other sources added another six cents per hundred dollars. Half of the total goes to Israel alone, who is by no means needy. In a 2002 Monterey conference, President Bush announced a Millennial Challenge fund of five billion dollars for development of aid, but less than 1% had been distributed by 2005. Washington often reports giving to poor countries, often fabricating aid which never materializes. Other times, the money allocated goes to consultants and American employees serving the US government in foreign nations helping themselves rather than the needy. Jeffrey Sachs, director of the UN Millennium Project, estimated that the funds needed to fulfill commitments to needy people would amount to 44 cents per one hundred dollars of the gross national income in 2006, increasing to seventy cents by 2015. The increase in US defense spending from 2001 to 2005 was $1.70 per hundred dollars in the GNI (over what it had been before), while tax cuts for the wealthy have amounted to $3.30 per $100 of GNI. This information was also from “Our Endangered Values”
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