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originally posted by: LumenImagoDei
How do you feel about $600 billion in tax payer money being used on our military every year? $500 million isn't even a drop in the ocean compared to what we spend on military yet you have a problem with it? Why? It's for a good cause (at least on the surface).
raises charitable donations to invest in companies, leaders, and ideas
originally posted by: LumenImagoDei
a reply to: queenofswords
Are you for or against increasing military spending? If so, why are you for it but against this? My question isn't really about military spending, it's more about your (and people in general) perception of how our taxes are spent.
originally posted by: queenofswords
But, the more I read and research the United Nations and the groups that get together to form "initiatives", and set up "special" funds for green financing programs, the more I see potential for slush funds and money laundering ventures.
originally posted by: EartOccupant
a reply to: queenofswords
raises charitable donations to invest in companies, leaders, and ideas
Looks like he just funded someones campaignbudget with taxpayers money.
For some, another contentious issue is that the GCF is flowing its money mainly through international organizations, such as multilateral or private banks such as the World Bank and Deutsche Bank — rather than sending it directly to institutions in developing countries where the projects are taking place.
Nor is the GCF transparent about its processes, Rodríguez Osuna adds. “The fund has no information disclosure policy and no accountability mechanism, yet the board is approving project proposals,” she says.