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That you would cite it as reliable shows you unreliable.

I did not cite it with any implication that it was reliable - I simply posted the article. It was interesting to me that out in the third world where all the globalist Foundations are doing their supposed "good work", those on the receiving may not all be so happy with it. And it seemed interesting that this article had information about the Rockefeller Foundation's efforts with worldwide food production that most Americans are completely unaware of. I have no idea about the publication or the author and I did not take it for granted that the article was factually correct, but the content agreed with some other information I have regarding the Rockefeller Foundation not necessarily being as American as apple pie.

I would like to know if such an opinion has ever been expressed on American media. I have not heard even Fox news (forget the rest, I assume) do any investigative reporting into what becomes of billions of taxpayer and these so-called philanthropic dollars in Africa (and around the world), other than whitewash stories that everything is happy-happy.

I posted the article - and I suggested that the reader review what the Rockefeller Foundation is all about - to shine some light on the RF and its activities.

I know of no publication that I would classify as "reliable".

But I do try to get news from a variety of sources because it allows me to compare their content.

I'll certainly remove you from the ping list right now.

I would like to know if such an opinion has ever been expressed on American media.

You can hear this theme often on Pacifica Radio, for example KPFA in Berkeley.

I simply posted the article.

Lame.

It was interesting to me that out in the third world where all the globalist Foundations are doing their supposed "good work", those on the receiving may not all be so happy with it.

There was no cited data. None.

And it seemed interesting that this article had information about the Rockefeller Foundation's efforts with worldwide food production that most Americans are completely unaware of.

That Americans are unaware is no distinction; it's a ground of being.

I have no idea about the publication or the author and I did not take it for granted that the article was factually correct, but the content agreed with some other information I have regarding the Rockefeller Foundation not necessarily being as American as apple pie.

They funded a rather notable homosexual pedophile sampling prisoners from the Indiana State Penitentiary to publish "study data" on what constitutes "normal" sexual behavior. That would be Kinsey. Rockefellers founded the Environmental Grantmakers' Association. They've been pivotal in the glow-bill warming racket. Where have you been?

I posted the article - and I suggested that the reader review what the Rockefeller Foundation is all about - to shine some light on the RF and its activities.

Try doing your own research first. I did. When you finally learn something and decide that a source is reputable, then post it.

I know of no publication that I would classify as "reliable".

That's too bad. There are many, but they tend to stick to their knitting and don't attempt to pose as "media" outlets per se.

I'll certainly remove you from the ping list right now.

Thank you.