I’m more shocked that an African church had 10 million bucks to donate to anything.
Yeah, like what’s the story behind THAT?
Exactly; Where does a third-world church get that kind of money, and why would they give it to rich white Americans...
Maybe someone should look into it and see if maybe Hillary’s State Department got them a grant for ten times as much.
Are you kidding? Africa is swimming in billions in secret slush funds from dead officials. I have the emails to prove it.
“I’m more shocked that an African church had 10 million bucks to donate to anything.”
More importantly, who were they laundering the money for?
Yeah. You are right! Wonder what we might find if we followed that money . . . like maybe find out who gave the $10 mil to the church to give to the Clintons. Hmmmmmm.
And why did they give it to the Clintons? What did they expect in return?
Excellent point.
Can you say kickback? Looks like then-SoS Hillary calculatedly advanced US foreign aid (our tax dollars) to the oil-rich area in Africa... "for the children" programs figure prominently.
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US DEPT OF STATE REFERENCE--- Bilateral Economic Relations----Cameroon is eligible for preferential trade benefits under the African Growth and Opportunity Act. Cameroon's exports to the United States include petroleum, cocoa, rubber, timber, and coffee while imports from the United States include machinery, chemicals, aircraft, vehicles, and plastics.
The United States is a leading investor in Cameroon, largely through the Chad-Cameroon petroleum pipeline project. The United States and Cameroon have a bilateral investment treaty.
U.S. Assistance to Cameroon
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) runs a number of programs in Cameroon, mainly through its regional office in Ghana, and primarily in the health sector. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) also has activities in Cameroon, mostly in HIV/AIDS prevention. Peace Corps volunteers work in maternal child health, youth empowerment, and sustainable livelihoods.
The Public Affairs Section of the U.S. Embassy in Cameroon organizes and funds diverse cultural, educational, and informational exchanges. It maintains a library and helps foster the development of Cameroon's independent press by providing information in a number of areas, including U.S. human rights and democratization policies. The Embassy administers both the Ambassador’s Special Self-Help and Democracy and Human Rights Fund programs and the Ambassador’s Fund for Cultural Preservation.
Through several State Department and USAID regional funds, the Embassy also provides funds for biodiversity protection, refugees, civic engagement in elections processes, democratization, human rights, countering violent extremism, and education (Boko Haram is active there).
SOURCE http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn/26431.htm
I’m more shocked that an African church had 10 million bucks to donate to anything.