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Obituary: Lori Cannon, known as the “AIDS Angel of Chicago,” began her gay-rights activism when she was a bus driver, and became friends with many actors and chorus members https://t.co/5eyuHjo3rM ...
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Mike Benz· 2025-09-10 16:30
If you haven't watch this yet, which is a fantastic primer on Fauci's AIDS crimes made loooong before Covid, this is your assigned homework todayhttps://t.co/BrD7yisPO2Mike Benz (@MikeBenzCyber):USAID & AIDS: If you hear "AIDS relief" is why we need USAID, you need to first know how insanely cooked the AIDS numbers were, & how massively abused these aid programs are. Watch this 2009 film, "House of Numbers." If you thought Covid was bad, you ain't seen nothin' yet. https://t.co/6pDPpQZLQ4 ...
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Mike Benz· 2025-09-10 16:29
remember when they went insane pumping the numbers up and literally went with the slogan "Everyone Has AIDS" then got all of corporate America to hypnotize you with billboards and t-shirts and commercials telling you you have AIDS https://t.co/M1Lotsqg9R ...
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Mike Benz· 2025-09-10 16:25
coulda been worse, Fauci could've given us all AIDS again ...
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The Economist· 2025-07-27 05:00
HIV/AIDS Impact - UNAIDS estimates up to 6 million new HIV infections and 4 million deaths by 2029 due to funding cuts [1] Global Health Crisis - The fight against AIDS was progressing before funding reductions [1] Potential Solutions - New ideas and technology may offer a path forward in combating AIDS [1]
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The Economist· 2025-07-25 18:01
Donald Trump’s foreign aid cuts gave the international AIDS establishment the shock of its life. But after an earthquake, you don’t re-erect the same fallen structure; you build a different one https://t.co/qLnfVdU7Wn ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-07-10 09:36
The UN program overseeing the fight against AIDS is urging countries to step up with support to fight the disease as the Trump administration pulls back https://t.co/nel4Vr7YWG ...
'Enraging': Writer slams evangelicals for silence on gutting program to combat AIDS in Africa
MSNBC· 2025-07-09 13:51
Program Impact & Criticism - PEPFAR (President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief) has saved 26 million lives since 2003 [3] - The potential dismantling of PEPFAR could lead to over 3 million deaths by the end of the decade, and the shuttering of USAD (United States Agency for International Development) could result in 14 million deaths [5] - The executive order 14169 led to the deaths of more than 80,000 people [5] - The program was considered efficient, accountable, and had bipartisan support [3][4] Evangelical Response - The silence of evangelicals regarding the diminishing of PEPFAR is a central point of concern [6] - Some pastors were unaware of the situation, while others cited focus on local ministries or fear of politicizing the church as reasons for their silence [10][11][12] - The lack of widespread evangelical outcry contrasts sharply with the swift backlash against World Vision's policy change regarding same-sex couple employment [14][15] Ethical & Moral Implications - The decision to cut programs that save lives is viewed as a clear violation of Jesus's teachings [7][8][13] - The act is described as intentionally malicious and cruel, especially considering the program's relatively small cost to the US government [4][6] - The situation is framed as a moral test for the evangelical community [15]
Tragic shutdown of USAID could be catastrophic
MSNBC· 2025-07-05 16:14
US Aid Impact & Challenges - US aid prevented 92 million deaths in 133 countries over 20 years (2001-2021), including 25 million from HIV/AIDS, 11 million from diarrheal diseases, 8 million from malaria, and 5 million from tuberculosis [2] - Gutting American aid is projected to cost millions of lives, impacting access to life-saving medicines and emergency food [3][4] - A historic drought in Somalia, Kenya, and Ethiopia (2020-2023) put 40 million people on the path to humanitarian aid, with US taxpayers providing 70% of the necessary aid [9][10] - In 2022, US aid for the drought cost approximately $2 billion, or $6 per average American household [11] - Independent experts estimate that American aid prevented between 21% and 39% million deaths during the drought, half of whom would have been children under 5 [12] Waste & Inefficiency Concerns - Millions of vaccine doses donated to Sierra Leone were wasted due to the cancellation of a distribution program [5] - The current administration is contributing to waste despite claiming to target waste, fraud, and abuse [5] Communication & Perception - US Aid failed to effectively communicate the impact of American aid to the public, creating space for criticism and potential budget cuts [7] - The withdrawal of US aid raises concerns about who will fill the vacuum and the impact on the world's poorest populations [8][9]