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Remember months ago, when we were screaming about the Trump administration closing USAID? We warned that the repercussions were going to be seen far and wide. World Relief Org was one of the casualties. But why am i bringing WRO up? Glad you asked… World Relief addresses a variety...

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Pre -Operation Ghazab lil Haq #Pakistan pursued all diplomatic channels with Afghan Taliban regime (TTA), urging them to 🚫Stop allowing use of #Afghanistan soil by Indian proxies Fitna al Khawarij, against Pak 🇵🇰 🟦 1980 — 2024 Pakistan became home to over ⚠️4 million Afghans during and after the Soviet–Afghan War, one of the largest refugee populations in the world at the time. Established refugee camps, Large-scale camps were set up in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan to provide shelter, food, and basic services. Access to education, Afghan refugee children were allowed to attend Pakistani public schools and later Afghan-run/community schools supported within Pakistan. Healthcare support, Refugees were given access to public hospitals and basic healthcare services in many areas. Long-term asylum policies, Pakistan allowed Afghan refugees to remain for decades, often without strict time limits, especially during periods of continued conflict in Afghanistan. Humanitarian assistance, Pakistan, often in coordination with the UN and NGOs, facilitated aid distribution including food, shelter, and emergency relief. Economic integration (informal), Many Afghans were able to work in local markets, trade, transport, and small businesses to support themselves. Transit and trade facilitation, Pakistan served as a key transit route for Afghan goods and humanitarian supplies, including access to ports like Karachi. Repatriation support, In later years, Pakistan worked with UNHCR to facilitate voluntary repatriation programs for Afghan refugees returning home. Continued humanitarian response during crises, Even in later instability periods in Afghanistan, Pakistan has repeatedly opened borders and provided emergency shelter to new waves of Afghan arrivals.

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ECOWAS Partners with Nigerian Red Cross and Ministries to Deliver Flood Relief Across Six States In a remarkable show of solidarity, ECOWAS, in collaboration with the Nigerian Red Cross Society, the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has extended vital support to flood-affected communities across six states in Nigeria. The initiative, part of the ECOWAS Flood Response Project, aims to assist over 3,500 households in Adamawa, Anambra, Oyo, Kebbi, Kogi, and Rivers States. Relief efforts include: ⛑️Cash Assistance: Families received financial aid to address immediate needs like home repairs, medical care, and education. ⛑️Food Supplies: Essential items such as rice, beans, garri, and cooking oil were distributed to alleviate hunger. ⛑️Non-Food Items: Beneficiaries were provided with mosquito-treated nets, blankets, buckets, and mats to ensure health and safety. ⛑️Clean Water Access: 12 boreholes built in selected communities to reduce the risk of waterborne diseases. This initiative underscores the power of partnerships in addressing humanitarian challenges and rebuilding lives. #FloodRelief #ECOWASImpact #HumanitarianSupport #Nigeria

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Today, we announced our 2024-2026 Immigration Levels Plan: We are maintaining targets of 485,000 permanent residents for 2024 and completing the final step to reach 500,000 in 2025. For 2026, we will stabilize permanent resident levels at 500,000 allowing time for successful integration while continuing to augment Canada’s labour market. The government also plans to take action over the next year to recalibrate the number of temporary resident admissions to ensure this aspect of our immigration system also remains sustainable. Highlights from the 2024-2026 Levels Plan include: · A continued long-term focus on economic growth, with over 60% of permanent resident admissions dedicated to the economic class by 2025. · A commitment to uphold the Government of Canada’s humanitarian support effort by responding to humanitarian and geopolitical crises around the world. · New ambitious Francophone immigration targets to support Francophone communities outside of Quebec: 6% total immigration in 2024, 7% in 2025, and 8% in 2026. This is to strengthen Francophone communities outside of Quebec and ensure the economic prosperity of Francophone minority communities across Canada. We will continue to work closely with the provinces and territories, employers, stakeholders and Indigenous peoples to help Canada adapt to the reality of immigration-driven population growth. This approach is also guided by ‘An Immigration System for Canada’s Future’ – a report that lays out a pathway to strengthen our immigration system for newcomers, businesses and communities: Together, these measures will continue to put people at the heart of our immigration policy and ensure newcomers have the resources they need, including settlement support and access to housing, to succeed in their new lives.

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🚨 Here we go again! Greg Abbott sent 42 exhausted, traumatized migrants on a 24-hour bus ride from Texas to LA. This is not relief, it's a dangerous political stunt! I'm proud of our city's response. LA welcomed these individuals, offering them food, shelter, and legal aid. They were tired, but they were finally treated with the dignity they deserve. But let's talk about the REAL issue here. Since last year, Texas has bused more than 21,000 migrants to cities across the country. This isn't a solution; it's a cruel tactic to shirk responsibility and pass the problem to others. Instead of attacking and demonizing asylum seekers, we in California focus on working with local communities to support and humanely welcome people. That's the kind of leadership we need, not cheap political games. As your representative, I will always stand for openness, compassion, and readiness in the face of unexpected challenges. To me, LA's response shows the true American spirit of compassion and resilience! Please tap the 💙 and RT if you agree.

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My Jamaican family, especially those in the parishes of Westmoreland, Hanover, Trelawny, St. James, and St. Elizabeth, we know you have been hardest hit by Hurricane Melissa, and we know that your needs are urgent. Many of you are anxious and still processing the trauma of an event few could have imagined. We want to assure you that we are working, every hour of every day, to reach you. The Jamaica Defence Force, the National Works Agency, the Jamaica Constabulary Force, and our Fire Brigade are on the ground, clearing blocked roads and re-establishing access to communities that remain cut off. We have welcomed a 300-member humanitarian team from El Salvador, trained in search and rescue, public order, disaster response, and health care. They have arrived with medical supplies and essential relief. We are also working closely with the United States to enhance air support, with helicopters now supplementing the JDF fleet to accelerate aid delivery. These are tangible examples of how we are mobilizing all available local and international partnerships to ensure every community receives assistance. We ask for your continued patience and understanding. The Government of Jamaica remains steadfast in our commitment to bring help to every person in need. Help is coming. We will be there for you.

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19,499 views • 10 months ago

Summary of Dr Thandi Dodo Sidzumo-Mazibuko interview (1986) 1. Any forms and levels of material aid from foreign donors must be limited to what African people themselves have requested. 2. Aid terms and conditions must comme from the people. Communities must determine their most pressing needs and only then can well meaning aid givers come to the party. 3. Most agencies are interested in getting quick results while overlooking the human element in development projects. When you work with human beings you cannot operate in technical and systematic cold fashion. 4. We must look into who creates hunger and who sustains that hunger, the national and International forces with a negative impact on different communities. 5. Assistance must be given on our own terms, we must determine that kind of help we need. 6. Before participating in a community development project, we must first understand that community's perceptions of its needs. 7. On the basis of the community's description of its needs we can use our communication and technical expertise only for the purposes of complementing existing capabilities. 8. We must be clear that development highlights a community's struggle to develop itself. Development is community participation in breaking away from all kinds of dependency, economically or otherwise to attain self reliance. The role of the expert is to increase capability of the focus group. 9. Education is divided between education for LIBERATION and education for DOMINATION. In the case of the latter, self proclaimed development experts like IMF are divorced from the realities of communities where thy they impose their aid programmes. The communities are always left poor ,disempowered and more prone to continued domination. 10. The role of tbe researcher is to provide social analysis, make people aware that when a certain area or community is underdeveloped it is not always because the community members are lazy. Due to historical colonization of Africa by Europe, the question of monocultures has been created such as in Senegal where people were forced to produce rubber while they were experiencing a problem of hunger. 11. There are national forces and international forces that impact lives. International forces like IMF and World Bank impose themselves on governments and enforce anti-development loan or aid conditions. Loans from IMF and World Bank must be rejected as they are not meant to support the livelihoods of our people especially the poorer classes. 12. Researchers have a duty to bring this information to communities so that they develop an understanding of the machinations of different forces with regards to development, how the world functions,and how that affects our situation. 13. Researchers must present data to communities, allow those communities to evaluate the data and give their input so that they don't become objects of research. That is the only effective way of mobilizing for the material and intellectual development of people. Anything else opposite to that will render the researcher an agent of imperialism. 14. The structural cause of hunger in Africa is land pressure which is a product of white colonizers taking all the productive arable land and pushing our people to the dry reserves. Colonizers did not come with civilization, even when you go to the most remote of areas where people have to access to modern sources of agriculture information, in their own rudimentary ways the people know about the differences in soil types and their suitability for certain kinds of crops. The view that Africans don't understand their land is an ugly lie. 15. The role of the researcher is to compliment existing knowledge and share information on organisations that control our lives such as IMF and World Bank. 16. There must be a balance between monetary inputs and communication inputs bearing in mind that in all development projects, our people must attain intellectual development too. 17. Part of the struggle for social and economic justice is say NO to any forms of outside dominance.
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Summary of Dr Thandi Dodo Sidzumo-Mazibuko interview (1986) 1. Any forms and levels of material aid from foreign donors must be limited to what African people themselves have requested. 2. Aid terms and conditions must comme from the people. Communities must determine their most pressing needs and only then can well meaning aid givers come to the party. 3. Most agencies are interested in getting quick results while overlooking the human element in development projects. When you work with human beings you cannot operate in technical and systematic cold fashion. 4. We must look into who creates hunger and who sustains that hunger, the national and International forces with a negative impact on different communities. 5. Assistance must be given on our own terms, we must determine that kind of help we need. 6. Before participating in a community development project, we must first understand that community's perceptions of its needs. 7. On the basis of the community's description of its needs we can use our communication and technical expertise only for the purposes of complementing existing capabilities. 8. We must be clear that development highlights a community's struggle to develop itself. Development is community participation in breaking away from all kinds of dependency, economically or otherwise to attain self reliance. The role of the expert is to increase capability of the focus group. 9. Education is divided between education for LIBERATION and education for DOMINATION. In the case of the latter, self proclaimed development experts like IMF are divorced from the realities of communities where thy they impose their aid programmes. The communities are always left poor ,disempowered and more prone to continued domination. 10. The role of tbe researcher is to provide social analysis, make people aware that when a certain area or community is underdeveloped it is not always because the community members are lazy. Due to historical colonization of Africa by Europe, the question of monocultures has been created such as in Senegal where people were forced to produce rubber while they were experiencing a problem of hunger. 11. There are national forces and international forces that impact lives. International forces like IMF and World Bank impose themselves on governments and enforce anti-development loan or aid conditions. Loans from IMF and World Bank must be rejected as they are not meant to support the livelihoods of our people especially the poorer classes. 12. Researchers have a duty to bring this information to communities so that they develop an understanding of the machinations of different forces with regards to development, how the world functions,and how that affects our situation. 13. Researchers must present data to communities, allow those communities to evaluate the data and give their input so that they don't become objects of research. That is the only effective way of mobilizing for the material and intellectual development of people. Anything else opposite to that will render the researcher an agent of imperialism. 14. The structural cause of hunger in Africa is land pressure which is a product of white colonizers taking all the productive arable land and pushing our people to the dry reserves. Colonizers did not come with civilization, even when you go to the most remote of areas where people have to access to modern sources of agriculture information, in their own rudimentary ways the people know about the differences in soil types and their suitability for certain kinds of crops. The view that Africans don't understand their land is an ugly lie. 15. The role of the researcher is to compliment existing knowledge and share information on organisations that control our lives such as IMF and World Bank. 16. There must be a balance between monetary inputs and communication inputs bearing in mind that in all development projects, our people must attain intellectual development too. 17. Part of the struggle for social and economic justice is say NO to any forms of outside dominance.

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92,043 views • 2 years ago

Why Africa Must Reject IMF-Controlled Development Every time the IMF or World Bank arrives in Africa with a “rescue plan,” ordinary people are the ones forced to pay the price. Across the continent, these so-called reforms have weakened public institutions, cut social spending, reduced access to education and healthcare, and trapped countries in deeper cycles of debt. Kenya’s current austerity measures are not new. They follow the same logic as the Structural Adjustment Programs of the 1980s and 1990s, where African governments were told to cut, privatize, deregulate, and sacrifice public welfare in the name of economic discipline. But Africa cannot build strong nations by weakening schools, hospitals, industries, and public services Africa needs economic sovereignty. That means building local production, strengthening regional manufacturing, expanding intra-African trade, supporting African development banks, and creating financial systems that reduce dependence on Western-controlled institutions. Without that, external powers will keep dictating domestic policy, and Africans will keep carrying the cost.
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Why Africa Must Reject IMF-Controlled Development Every time the IMF or World Bank arrives in Africa with a “rescue plan,” ordinary people are the ones forced to pay the price. Across the continent, these so-called reforms have weakened public institutions, cut social spending, reduced access to education and healthcare, and trapped countries in deeper cycles of debt. Kenya’s current austerity measures are not new. They follow the same logic as the Structural Adjustment Programs of the 1980s and 1990s, where African governments were told to cut, privatize, deregulate, and sacrifice public welfare in the name of economic discipline. But Africa cannot build strong nations by weakening schools, hospitals, industries, and public services Africa needs economic sovereignty. That means building local production, strengthening regional manufacturing, expanding intra-African trade, supporting African development banks, and creating financial systems that reduce dependence on Western-controlled institutions. Without that, external powers will keep dictating domestic policy, and Africans will keep carrying the cost.

The Spearhead

12,300 views • 3 months ago

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First Lady reaffirms support for stronger partnership with UN on development and climate priorities Islamabad: 24 June 2026 — First Lady Bibi Asifa Bhutto Zardari, MNA, met Mr. Mohamed Yahya, United Nations Resident Coordinator and the representatives of different UN agencies in Pakistan, who called on her at Aiwan-e-Sadr today. The meeting focused on Pakistan’s cooperation with the United Nations system, national development priorities, climate resilience, education, social protection, health and sustainable development. Welcoming the UN Resident Coordinator, the First Lady said Pakistan highly values its close and multifaceted cooperation with the United Nations and attaches great importance to the work of the UN Country Team in Pakistan. She appreciated the contributions of UN agencies, funds and programmes working across the country and expressed the desire to further strengthen cooperation, particularly in the areas of public health, children, sustainable development goals and climate change. The First Lady reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to working closely with the United Nations Country Team in advancing national development priorities and plans. During the briefing, the First Lady was informed that the United Nations has maintained a longstanding presence in Pakistan since 1947 and currently employs around 4,000 staff members across the country. She was also briefed on the work of various UN agencies in supporting Pakistan’s development, humanitarian and social sector priorities. Discussing health-related initiatives, the First Lady reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to achieving a polio-free future and appreciated the United Nations’ sustained support for polio eradication efforts. Mr. Mohamed Yahya thanked the First Lady for championing the cause of polio eradication and noted that the next twelve months would be crucial for achieving this objective. The First Lady underscored the importance of innovation in public health and said that emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, should be utilised to help ensure that polio vaccines reach every household. She also acknowledged the UN’s continued assistance in strengthening maternal, newborn and child health and nutrition services across Pakistan. In this regard, she noted the importance of the Benazir Nashonuma Programme in improving outcomes for women and children nationwide. The First Lady was informed that approximately 41 per cent of children in Pakistan suffer from stunting, one of the highest rates globally, and that malnutrition adversely affects children’s health, learning outcomes and future opportunities. The briefing also highlighted challenges related to maternal health, anaemia, adolescent pregnancies and access to skilled healthcare services. Bibi Asifa Bhutto Zardari said that child health and maternal care form an important part of the Pakistan Peoples Party’s manifesto and stressed the need for collective efforts to improve healthcare and nutrition outcomes for women and children. The meeting also discussed women’s health, girls’ education, economic participation and protection from gender-based violence. The First Lady reaffirmed her support for initiatives aimed at improving opportunities for women and expanding access to education, healthcare and economic empowerment. Bibi Asifa Bhutto Zardari expressed hope that the United Nations system would continue supporting Pakistan’s efforts to mobilise development and climate finance. The First Lady described climate change as one of the most consequential challenges of our time. Recalling the floods of 2022 and 2025, she appreciated the support provided by the United Nations system in disaster response and recovery efforts, including its role in co-hosting the International Conference on Climate Resilient Pakistan in January 2023.

The President of Pakistan

15,058 views • 2 months ago

Former Assistant Secretary of HUD Catherine Austin Fitts: "throughout our lives... we've been seeing the train tracks of digital control built [up] around us" "The bankers have... put Trump in... to get the final pieces of the control grid... particularly the data centers" "The conservatives are going to use election fraud and immigration and child online safety and these other ruses basically to force everybody into the digital ID they tried to get with vaccine certificates and didn't get to it" "[And right now] the bankers run monetary policy, and the people's representatives run fiscal policy. And that's what the revolution was all about. It was taxation with or without representation" "Where they want to go is the bankers now want to control fiscal policy. With digital money they have the technology now to institute control of both monetary and fiscal policy. And that is where they are going" This clip of Fitts, a former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, investment banker, and founder of the Solari Report (The Solari Report | Catherine Austin Fitts), is taken from a Liberty Forum of Silicon Valley (The Liberty Forum Of Silicon Valley) presentation posted to Rumble on May 16, 2026. ---------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "Another thing we didn't notice is throughout our lives, we've been seeing the train tracks of digital control built around us. So we've seen digital assets, digital transport, smart homes, driverless cars, QR codes, bar cards, barcodes, digital elections, AI, digital IDs, smartphones. "Each piece of this seems really convenient. The problem is, when you synthesize it together, it's like putting up three sides of a corral around a herd. When the fourth corral or the fourth fence clicks in, suddenly we're in a whole new world. I want to talk about what that fourth line looks for. "The first thing I do want to say in the summer of 2024, I have a show every week on the Solari Report called Money and Markets. And I said to John Titus on Money and Markets, mark my words, the bankers— This was June 2024. The bankers have decided to put Trump in and use him to get the final pieces of the control grid. "The conservatives are going to use election fraud and immigration and child online safety and these other ruses basically to force everybody into the digital ID they tried to get with vaccine certificates and didn't get to it. As soon as the administration started, to my shock and amazement, they went at lightning speed to build the digital control grid, particularly the data centers. "The blizzard of actions were coming so fast and furious that I started to have to keep a list just to remember them. Finally, we put up a collection that we update every week. It's called the Fast Approaching Digital Control Grid. "At the Solari Report, you can see the updated list to see what's coming together. Okay, so where is this all going? Where's the financial coup going? Our government in the United States is a balance of power between the bankers and the people's representatives. "Since 1913, the Federal Reserve and the bankers. So the Federal Reserve is essentially. The train tracks are run by 12 private banks which are privately owned by the banks. They run the financial train tracks. They run the sort of, monetary policy. Then we have the people's representatives. We vote for representation. They determine the taxes and how those taxes will be spent. "And it's implemented by the executive branch. So you have this balance of power. The bankers run monetary policy, and the people's representatives run fiscal policy. And that's what the revolution was all about. It was taxation with or without representation. Where they want to go is the bankers now want to control fiscal policy. With digital money they have the technology now to institute control of both monetary and fiscal policy. And that is where they are going."
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Former Assistant Secretary of HUD Catherine Austin Fitts: "throughout our lives... we've been seeing the train tracks of digital control built [up] around us" "The bankers have... put Trump in... to get the final pieces of the control grid... particularly the data centers" "The conservatives are going to use election fraud and immigration and child online safety and these other ruses basically to force everybody into the digital ID they tried to get with vaccine certificates and didn't get to it" "[And right now] the bankers run monetary policy, and the people's representatives run fiscal policy. And that's what the revolution was all about. It was taxation with or without representation" "Where they want to go is the bankers now want to control fiscal policy. With digital money they have the technology now to institute control of both monetary and fiscal policy. And that is where they are going" This clip of Fitts, a former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, investment banker, and founder of the Solari Report (The Solari Report | Catherine Austin Fitts), is taken from a Liberty Forum of Silicon Valley (The Liberty Forum Of Silicon Valley) presentation posted to Rumble on May 16, 2026. ---------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "Another thing we didn't notice is throughout our lives, we've been seeing the train tracks of digital control built around us. So we've seen digital assets, digital transport, smart homes, driverless cars, QR codes, bar cards, barcodes, digital elections, AI, digital IDs, smartphones. "Each piece of this seems really convenient. The problem is, when you synthesize it together, it's like putting up three sides of a corral around a herd. When the fourth corral or the fourth fence clicks in, suddenly we're in a whole new world. I want to talk about what that fourth line looks for. "The first thing I do want to say in the summer of 2024, I have a show every week on the Solari Report called Money and Markets. And I said to John Titus on Money and Markets, mark my words, the bankers— This was June 2024. The bankers have decided to put Trump in and use him to get the final pieces of the control grid. "The conservatives are going to use election fraud and immigration and child online safety and these other ruses basically to force everybody into the digital ID they tried to get with vaccine certificates and didn't get to it. As soon as the administration started, to my shock and amazement, they went at lightning speed to build the digital control grid, particularly the data centers. "The blizzard of actions were coming so fast and furious that I started to have to keep a list just to remember them. Finally, we put up a collection that we update every week. It's called the Fast Approaching Digital Control Grid. "At the Solari Report, you can see the updated list to see what's coming together. Okay, so where is this all going? Where's the financial coup going? Our government in the United States is a balance of power between the bankers and the people's representatives. "Since 1913, the Federal Reserve and the bankers. So the Federal Reserve is essentially. The train tracks are run by 12 private banks which are privately owned by the banks. They run the financial train tracks. They run the sort of, monetary policy. Then we have the people's representatives. We vote for representation. They determine the taxes and how those taxes will be spent. "And it's implemented by the executive branch. So you have this balance of power. The bankers run monetary policy, and the people's representatives run fiscal policy. And that's what the revolution was all about. It was taxation with or without representation. Where they want to go is the bankers now want to control fiscal policy. With digital money they have the technology now to institute control of both monetary and fiscal policy. And that is where they are going."

Sense Receptor

16,283 views • 3 months ago

The Home Office confirmed that 14 organisations were formally involved in 'Asylum accommodation' policy development via the National Asylum Stakeholder Forum (NASF) and Strategic Engagement Groups (SEG), both of which are co-chaired by Home Office officials and NGO representatives. These groups meet quarterly and directly advise the government on asylum policy, including accommodation strategy. The list of NGOs and charities provided by the Home Office, along with their role and years of involvement: - British Red Cross - Refugee Council - Migrant Help - UNHCR - Micro Rainbow - NACCOM - Refugee Action - Asylum Matters - Scottish Refugee Council - ASAP (Asylum Support Appeals Project) - Freedom from Torture - Rainbow Migration - Helen Bamber Foundation - ILPA (Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association) This is a formal confirmation by the Home Office that these organisations were not merely observers or external commentators, they were directly and continuously involved in advising and influencing asylum accommodation policy across four years. In the public interest, and in the interest of transparency, I have named the Chief Executives and Directors of each organisation in the video. These are public-facing figures with direct institutional responsibility over organisations that are now confirmed as policy-shaping entities. Due to the Online Safety Act and tightening restrictions on how politically sensitive information can be presented online, I have taken extra care in how this information is handled. Every claim is grounded in official documentation obtained directly through FOI. No assumptions. No speculation. But this information must be made public. The British public has a right to know who is involved in shaping policies that affect immigration, housing, public services, and national cohesion. This shows a documented structure of influence between the UK Government and a specific network of NGOs, many of whom are partially or fully taxpayer-funded.
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The Home Office confirmed that 14 organisations were formally involved in 'Asylum accommodation' policy development via the National Asylum Stakeholder Forum (NASF) and Strategic Engagement Groups (SEG), both of which are co-chaired by Home Office officials and NGO representatives. These groups meet quarterly and directly advise the government on asylum policy, including accommodation strategy. The list of NGOs and charities provided by the Home Office, along with their role and years of involvement: - British Red Cross - Refugee Council - Migrant Help - UNHCR - Micro Rainbow - NACCOM - Refugee Action - Asylum Matters - Scottish Refugee Council - ASAP (Asylum Support Appeals Project) - Freedom from Torture - Rainbow Migration - Helen Bamber Foundation - ILPA (Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association) This is a formal confirmation by the Home Office that these organisations were not merely observers or external commentators, they were directly and continuously involved in advising and influencing asylum accommodation policy across four years. In the public interest, and in the interest of transparency, I have named the Chief Executives and Directors of each organisation in the video. These are public-facing figures with direct institutional responsibility over organisations that are now confirmed as policy-shaping entities. Due to the Online Safety Act and tightening restrictions on how politically sensitive information can be presented online, I have taken extra care in how this information is handled. Every claim is grounded in official documentation obtained directly through FOI. No assumptions. No speculation. But this information must be made public. The British public has a right to know who is involved in shaping policies that affect immigration, housing, public services, and national cohesion. This shows a documented structure of influence between the UK Government and a specific network of NGOs, many of whom are partially or fully taxpayer-funded.

Lewis Brackpool

147,219 views • 1 year ago

WOW 🚨 Data shows that Gavin Newsom awarded $1 BILLION in contracts and grants to nonprofits involved importing illegals into America and provide them services “These NGOs actually helped migrants cross the border” Newsom literally gave our tax money away to import illegals “These NGOs did everything. It was the kind of soup-to-nuts service for illegals, bringing them over the border. One of these NGOs actually helped migrants cross the border. They set up shop in Tijuana. They provided services along the migration route. They had food, water, supplies, legal representation, and they actually physically brought people across the border. Once they got across the border, they were provided with a lawyer that was funded by taxpayers and other services” I looked more into this and they did a lot more than that Gavin Newsom awarded - Over $250 million to Catholic Charities - H85 million to Jewish Family Services - Millions more to groups like Centro Legal de la Raza, Immigration Institute of the Bay Area and other Several funded NGOs operate in Tijuana and along the US Mexico border We also were forced to pay for HIV services for illegals The investigation found ‘Oasis Legal Services’ received California state funding. Their reports showed a significant portion of clients, 1 in 5, are living with HIV. The group focuses on immigration justice for LGBTQ+ migrants and those with HIV Lock up Gavin Newsom. He literally paid for illegal invaders to be trafficked here
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WOW 🚨 Data shows that Gavin Newsom awarded $1 BILLION in contracts and grants to nonprofits involved importing illegals into America and provide them services “These NGOs actually helped migrants cross the border” Newsom literally gave our tax money away to import illegals “These NGOs did everything. It was the kind of soup-to-nuts service for illegals, bringing them over the border. One of these NGOs actually helped migrants cross the border. They set up shop in Tijuana. They provided services along the migration route. They had food, water, supplies, legal representation, and they actually physically brought people across the border. Once they got across the border, they were provided with a lawyer that was funded by taxpayers and other services” I looked more into this and they did a lot more than that Gavin Newsom awarded - Over $250 million to Catholic Charities - H85 million to Jewish Family Services - Millions more to groups like Centro Legal de la Raza, Immigration Institute of the Bay Area and other Several funded NGOs operate in Tijuana and along the US Mexico border We also were forced to pay for HIV services for illegals The investigation found ‘Oasis Legal Services’ received California state funding. Their reports showed a significant portion of clients, 1 in 5, are living with HIV. The group focuses on immigration justice for LGBTQ+ migrants and those with HIV Lock up Gavin Newsom. He literally paid for illegal invaders to be trafficked here

Wall Street Apes

131,783 views • 3 months ago

So far so good we’ve helped 6 villages to provide clean water, everyday they keep on sending their appreciation and prayers. I’m glad on how far we could go and i believe with support from more people in web3 communities we could achieve more of this goals in 2024. No matter how much you could afford to donate, your donations help out in providing clean water and that’s the most important life basic need. Thousands of people are happy during this holiday period because of your donation. The number of people that doesn’t have access to clean water keeps decreasing every time we help a community out❤️ To donate; 0x0Aa119cAb0c98AADB40dB4F4b53c1dc555392A71 #HarryPotterObamaSonic10Inu
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So far so good we’ve helped 6 villages to provide clean water, everyday they keep on sending their appreciation and prayers. I’m glad on how far we could go and i believe with support from more people in web3 communities we could achieve more of this goals in 2024. No matter how much you could afford to donate, your donations help out in providing clean water and that’s the most important life basic need. Thousands of people are happy during this holiday period because of your donation. The number of people that doesn’t have access to clean water keeps decreasing every time we help a community out❤️ To donate; 0x0Aa119cAb0c98AADB40dB4F4b53c1dc555392A71 #HarryPotterObamaSonic10Inu

BITCOIN MANDELA

15,222 views • 2 years ago

Today 4,000 kits of core relief items crossed and cleared from #Ethiopia into southeast #Sudan. It’s enough to improve the lives of 20,000 people, but the good news isn’t the number; it’s the route. We’ve been pushing for #humanitarian assistance to enter via as many border crossings as possible to max out the flow of lifesaving aid to people across this vast country. This is the first major aid shipment originating from Ethiopia into Sudan. Hopefully not the last; it was meant as a test case and to break new ground. To be frank, it took months to coordinate and build consensus with all relevant stakeholders, and to push through different and new procedures—but now that it’s established, much easier to re-run. Thanks to Governors in both Amhara (Ethiopia) and Gedaref (Sudan) for facilitating movements within and across their territories (not easy in current contexts on either side), for UN OCHA Ethiopia and our Ethiopia team for supporting clearances on the other side of the border, and the Humanitarian Aid Commission and Wali’s office in Gedaref for expediting clearances this side. With thanks also to flexible humanitarian donors, notably Sida, Norway MFA, and Swiss Development and Cooperation, for also sharing risks and uncertainties with us in treading new paths. — So far we’ve assisted over a quarter million people in our emergency response in Sudan, and supported 100 locally-led relief initiatives.
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Today 4,000 kits of core relief items crossed and cleared from #Ethiopia into southeast #Sudan. It’s enough to improve the lives of 20,000 people, but the good news isn’t the number; it’s the route. We’ve been pushing for #humanitarian assistance to enter via as many border crossings as possible to max out the flow of lifesaving aid to people across this vast country. This is the first major aid shipment originating from Ethiopia into Sudan. Hopefully not the last; it was meant as a test case and to break new ground. To be frank, it took months to coordinate and build consensus with all relevant stakeholders, and to push through different and new procedures—but now that it’s established, much easier to re-run. Thanks to Governors in both Amhara (Ethiopia) and Gedaref (Sudan) for facilitating movements within and across their territories (not easy in current contexts on either side), for UN OCHA Ethiopia and our Ethiopia team for supporting clearances on the other side of the border, and the Humanitarian Aid Commission and Wali’s office in Gedaref for expediting clearances this side. With thanks also to flexible humanitarian donors, notably Sida, Norway MFA, and Swiss Development and Cooperation, for also sharing risks and uncertainties with us in treading new paths. — So far we’ve assisted over a quarter million people in our emergency response in Sudan, and supported 100 locally-led relief initiatives.

William Carter

44,286 views • 2 years ago

It’s funny how soon a politician forgets what they said the first time. Back when they needed the citizens to vote for them or support them. But when so many showed up to vote for Trump (2016 and 2024), Dems knew the big cheat they used in 2020 didn’t work for 2024. So they had to write a new script. People were waking up to what the Democrat Party was and they quit voting for them. That’s when Dems realized they had to use their win and bring in as many illegals as possible. Push amnesty through while putting them on welfare and food stamps until Democrats were back in charge and could make them all citizens. Surely, they’d vote Democrat and Republicans would never win another election. Trump won, and blew them out of the water. They hate Trump because he was smart enough to change parties. They loved him as a Democrat. Now they all work in unison to go against immigration and every other Trump policy. Simply because, they hate Trump. But, I think they hate this country more.
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It’s funny how soon a politician forgets what they said the first time. Back when they needed the citizens to vote for them or support them. But when so many showed up to vote for Trump (2016 and 2024), Dems knew the big cheat they used in 2020 didn’t work for 2024. So they had to write a new script. People were waking up to what the Democrat Party was and they quit voting for them. That’s when Dems realized they had to use their win and bring in as many illegals as possible. Push amnesty through while putting them on welfare and food stamps until Democrats were back in charge and could make them all citizens. Surely, they’d vote Democrat and Republicans would never win another election. Trump won, and blew them out of the water. They hate Trump because he was smart enough to change parties. They loved him as a Democrat. Now they all work in unison to go against immigration and every other Trump policy. Simply because, they hate Trump. But, I think they hate this country more.

MAGA PATRIOT TGM (TERI)

61,831 views • 7 months ago

Dear Patrick Muyaya, all of these Banyamulenge and Tutsi individuals from North Kivu who appear in the pictures with yourself and Felix Tshisekedi - UDPS have immigration files with the United #States. I am confident they did not flee because of #Rwanda stigmatization; they sought asylum by claiming persecution by the #DRC. The persecution of the Tutsi Banyamulenge that they now deny continues to this day. Remember that under U.S. law, providing false information to immigration authorities is a serious offence that can lead to imprisonment and deportation. I urge the United States to thoroughly review their immigration records and draw independent conclusions based on verified facts about Tutsi -Banyamulenge persecution in the DRC. Patrick Muyaya if Banyamulenge refugees in Rwanda were deported, what about the thousands of Banyamulenge refugees living in Burundi, Uganda, Kenya, and Western countries? Were they all deported as well? These facts clearly contradict your claims. Public funds and the nation’s mineral resources should not be used to mislead the international community or manipulate victims. Instead, they should be used to visit these refugees and develop concrete plans to help them return home safely.Donald J. Trump Secretary Marco Rubio U.S. Senior Advisor for Arab and African Affairs
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Dear Patrick Muyaya, all of these Banyamulenge and Tutsi individuals from North Kivu who appear in the pictures with yourself and Felix Tshisekedi - UDPS have immigration files with the United #States. I am confident they did not flee because of #Rwanda stigmatization; they sought asylum by claiming persecution by the #DRC. The persecution of the Tutsi Banyamulenge that they now deny continues to this day. Remember that under U.S. law, providing false information to immigration authorities is a serious offence that can lead to imprisonment and deportation. I urge the United States to thoroughly review their immigration records and draw independent conclusions based on verified facts about Tutsi -Banyamulenge persecution in the DRC. Patrick Muyaya if Banyamulenge refugees in Rwanda were deported, what about the thousands of Banyamulenge refugees living in Burundi, Uganda, Kenya, and Western countries? Were they all deported as well? These facts clearly contradict your claims. Public funds and the nation’s mineral resources should not be used to mislead the international community or manipulate victims. Instead, they should be used to visit these refugees and develop concrete plans to help them return home safely.Donald J. Trump Secretary Marco Rubio U.S. Senior Advisor for Arab and African Affairs

Me Innocent Ntezi

36,019 views • 7 months ago

Excellencies, Distinguished Delegates, It is an honour to address this Biennial Summit. We gather at a moment when the 2030 Agenda is in peril. It is estimated that we need to close a financing gap of $4 trillion annually if we are to meeting the Sustainable Development Goals. A succession of crises has exposed the fragility of our interconnected economies and revealed deep inequities in our capacity to respond. While some nations are able to mobilise trillions to shield their citizens and economies from pandemics and other emergencies, others are left constrained by debt and denied fair access to global capital. We should use this Summit to push for the full implementation of commitments made across various forums – from the Financing for Development process to the #G20 and Climate Change COP. We must strengthen coordination between the UN, the African Union, the G20, international financial institutions and other global financial actors, embedding inclusivity at the heart of global economic governance. To close the SDG financing gap, we need to undertake the following bold measures: Firstly, we need debt relief and restructuring that is faster, fairer and more comprehensive. Secondly, we need to mobilise affordable, accessible financing from a wide range of sources. Thirdly, we need to rechannel unused Special Drawing Rights to countries in need. Fourthly, we must scale up concessional finance through development banks. Lastly, we must reform global tax rules to curb illicit financial flows Beyond financial instruments, we need confidence that commitments will be honoured and that global rules will be shaped by all members, not just a few. Let us forge a new compact for financing sustainable development rooted in solidarity, equity and mutual accountability. South Africa stands ready to ensure this Summit becomes a turning point in our collective effort to build a sustainable, inclusive and resilient global economy. I thank you. #UNGA80 🇺🇳
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Excellencies, Distinguished Delegates, It is an honour to address this Biennial Summit. We gather at a moment when the 2030 Agenda is in peril. It is estimated that we need to close a financing gap of $4 trillion annually if we are to meeting the Sustainable Development Goals. A succession of crises has exposed the fragility of our interconnected economies and revealed deep inequities in our capacity to respond. While some nations are able to mobilise trillions to shield their citizens and economies from pandemics and other emergencies, others are left constrained by debt and denied fair access to global capital. We should use this Summit to push for the full implementation of commitments made across various forums – from the Financing for Development process to the #G20 and Climate Change COP. We must strengthen coordination between the UN, the African Union, the G20, international financial institutions and other global financial actors, embedding inclusivity at the heart of global economic governance. To close the SDG financing gap, we need to undertake the following bold measures: Firstly, we need debt relief and restructuring that is faster, fairer and more comprehensive. Secondly, we need to mobilise affordable, accessible financing from a wide range of sources. Thirdly, we need to rechannel unused Special Drawing Rights to countries in need. Fourthly, we must scale up concessional finance through development banks. Lastly, we must reform global tax rules to curb illicit financial flows Beyond financial instruments, we need confidence that commitments will be honoured and that global rules will be shaped by all members, not just a few. Let us forge a new compact for financing sustainable development rooted in solidarity, equity and mutual accountability. South Africa stands ready to ensure this Summit becomes a turning point in our collective effort to build a sustainable, inclusive and resilient global economy. I thank you. #UNGA80 🇺🇳

Cyril Ramaphosa 🇿🇦

28,309 views • 11 months ago