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Skittles

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10. the "pro-life Christian" party strikes again

Reply to OGBuzz (Original post)

Sun May 24, 2026, 12:46 AM

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It is almost certain that the Ebola outbreak in DRC and Uganda would have been detected much [View all] OGBuzz 16 hrs ago OP

That would actually be the WHO wouldn't it. Melon 16 hrs ago #1

USAID was heavily involved in public health throughout Africa. OGBuzz 16 hrs ago #3

I agree. But not in disease tracking and reporting. Those are individual programs. The WHO is tasked with Melon 15 hrs ago #4

Agreed about the WHO role, but USAID were frontline workers and were out among the population to see OGBuzz 15 hrs ago #5

Seriously? Is this the hill to die on? littlemissmartypants 13 hrs ago #12

Those 2 have essentially murdered many people and naturally, don't give a crap. chouchou 16 hrs ago #2

Many. Specifically, as of Nov 2025, 600,000 deaths, two-thirds of them children. pat_k 14 hrs ago #9

Your words are true..It's beyond comprehension chouchou 6 hrs ago #14

Ditto🖕 Figarosmom 15 hrs ago #6

In a just world, RFK Jr would be dragged before The Hague in handcuffs. Initech 15 hrs ago #7

Why did Musk use "DOGE" to destroy USAID? AverageOldGuy 14 hrs ago #8

DOGE was a scam. It was always a scam. Initech 2 hrs ago #15

You nailed it malaise 1 hr ago #17

the "pro-life Christian" party strikes again Skittles 14 hrs ago #10

Watched the latest Starship test and Disaffected 13 hrs ago #11

Well the "good" news is that people are avoiding FIFA in droves. nilram 13 hrs ago #13

Holy crap. It's just now hitting me ecstatic 2 hrs ago #16

It will be dicey for sure with all the visitors coming in June. OGBuzz 1 hr ago #18

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