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USA is the most evil nation on the
face of the earth. This master piece of satan thrives on double standards. It
is not interested in democracy , human rights and social justice. Any seeming interest
in these virtues is just a smoke screen. All USA is interested in is American interests.
USA is forcing Uganda to uphold so called gay rights but the USA has not ratified the Convention
on the Right of the Child(CRC) . They have cut aid to Uganda over the Anti-gay
legislation but will not cut aid to Saudi-Arabia
which subjects gays to Sharia Law. USA
has greatly violated human rights with impunity in Iraq
and Afghanistan
among other nations. USA has
implemented the satanic neo-liberal ecomonic system that has increased poverty
and misery world wide. According to USA, gay
sex is a right and anal sex is a right but there is nothing like the
right to health, right to food
, the right to freedom from poverty and the right to a
decent standard of living . Can you Imagine!!!
MUST READ:
Devilish double standards of Babylon USA: U.S. cuts aid to its military proxy Uganda, cancels military exercise over anti-gay law: : Uganda dismisses US sanctions for anti-gay law
No Visas to Uganda Gay Haters –US Envoy . But many Visas will be given to Saudi-Arabians gay haters who advocate for the subjection of gays to Sharia Law
http://watchmanafrica.blogspot.com/2014/03/no-visas-for-ugandas-gay-haters-us.html
Amazing hypocrisy of Babylon USA: We are cutting HIV funds for the Inter-Religious Council of Uganda but we are boosting our support Uganda to hunt Joseph Kony because our interests in the Great lakes region are at Stake
USA says, Enactment of Ugandan Anti-Homosexuality Bill is a violation of human rights : Oh! Really , when has the USA been genuinely interested in Human Rights
Since when did the HIV creators become passionate about HIV spread: US Embassy in Kampala says Circumcision does reduce HIV spread
US cannot continue funding
treatment and care yet more and more Ugandans are getting infected: Oh! really
http://watchmanafrica.blogspot.com/2011/06/us-cannot-continue-funding-treatment.html
http://watchmanafrica.blogspot.com/2011/06/us-cannot-continue-funding-treatment.html
Uganda is already feeling the pinch of western donor cuts: What was Ofwono Opondo up to when he made a zombiefied remark that “Uganda has always lived without donor money and we shall live”.
Pretending to care when the truth is that they do not really care: 11,604 Ugandan patients living with HIV/AIDS stranded as USAID funded project ends
US waives child soldier sanctions on six nations
Publish Date: Oct 02, 2014
President Barack Obama on Tuesday fully waived sanctions and lifted bans on international military, education and training assistance to Yemen, Rwanda and Somalia applied under the Child Soldier Prevention Act.newvision
President Barack Obama on Tuesday fully waived sanctions and lifted bans on international military, education and training assistance to Yemen, Rwanda and Somalia applied under the Child Soldier Prevention Act, said deputy assistant secretary Michael Kozak.
Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan were also given partial waivers for specific military purposes, while sanctions were maintained on Myanmar, Sudan and Syria, found guilty of the widespread recruitment of children into their armies.
Waivers did not mean the United States was turning a blind eye to the use of child soldiers or providing an "unlimited flow of security assistance," Kozak said.
"The waiver doesn't mean that they are not guilty of recruiting child soldiers. To the contrary, it means they are, and therefore the sanction in law would apply but for the waiver," Kozak said, adding the idea was a bit like "a doctor treating a patient."
"You don't want to do something that's going to kill the patient. If you have al-Shebab take over in Somalia because we couldn't support the government at all, that's not going to help the child soldier problem or any other human rights problem."
For Yemen "the full waiver will free up $25 million in foreign military financing to build the counter-terrorism abilities of their military" and $1.2 million to continue moves to build a professional army.
But Kozak stressed that amid the current instability in Yemen, where Shiite rebels overran the capital last week, "whether it still makes sense to provide assistance as situations on the ground change" would be evaluated by the US government.
About $100,000 will be released for Central African Republic, wracked by unrest since March 2013, which is "trying to stand up a new professional military force... we want to be in a position to support that."
The DR Congo will get around $350,000 in military training assistance, as well as extra funds to be determined to support the navy and activities against the outlawed Lord's Resistance Army of Joseph Kony. Rwanda will also get around $350,000, after dropping its support for M23 rebels in neighboring Congo.
The United Nations praised Myanmar last week for making progress in thinning the numbers of child soldiers in the ranks of its armed forces.
But Kozak said the US sanctions remained in place because in Burma "they have got internal conflicts going on, which are ones that they should be ending. They're not conflicts for the survival of the country."
AFP
