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Jonathan Seeley (USA) 8th May 2006 |
There is a distinction between governments having foreign aid programs and individuals contributing their own funds to good causes. To me it is questionable whether mandatory government collection of funds from individuals for redistribution to other nations can honestly be called "generosity". |
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Steve 6th August 2006 |
Intentions-focused pap. In 1993 the US and Europe were comparable economically, and in 2006 the US has shot ahead. Europe's donations may hurt them more, but they give less and it's their fault. They chose socialism, and now they have less to give. This is just another way to avoid results and instead look at "intentions". |
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rabiya (pakistan) 1st March 2007 |
Hi, the information is very useful but i need the data of all the countries on capital, currnt and total govt. expenditures. kindly send me this data or help me. |
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MG (Iraq) 13th November 2007 |
If the "forced" contributions to the UN (49%) that the US gives up were factored in here, we'd be far and away the most generous. Who gave more during the Tsunami (money, aid, ships, planes, troops, etc)? Uncle Sam. |
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Md.Nazrul Islam Ratul (Bangladesh) 30th June 2008 |
It is important for the world wide development, At a time it will be helpful for our whole nations. My question is that, are all the donations distribute properly among the disable people? |
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