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originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: queenofswords
It was just stated that if the 20 Pages at a minimum are unredacted, the Mueller investigation is over.
President Trump knows this which is why he is not timid at all about bashing the Mueller Hunt.
It will then be up to Jeff sessions, to decide if he moves to Prosecuting the Deep State people that were all aware of.
OUR FOUNDER On her travels around the world as a World Food Programme (WFP) Honorary Spokesperson, Lauren Bush Lauren witnessed the effects of hunger firsthand. In places like Cambodia, Chad and Guatemala, she saw a program making a dent in child malnutrition: school meals. When a child is given a free, nutritious school lunch, it can break the cycle of poverty she was born into and empower her to change her own life.
Lauren founded FEED in 2007 with the simple idea of creating products that would engage people in the fight against hunger in a tangible way. Every one of our products has a number stamped on it that signifies the amount of meals or micronutrient packets provided with its purchase. Ten years later, we’ve built a movement connecting our customers to the cause, one bag at a time.
Gustafson remembers her time at CFR as “one of the most interesting years of my life,” but she wanted to experiment with other careers. She tried music and then TV news, but neither was the right fit. In early 2006, Gustafson saw a job posting on Idealist.org for a communications specialist for the United Nations’ World Food Programme (WFP), and she leapt at the opportunity. That’s where she met Bush, an internationally known model (and the niece of President George W. Bush) who has been an honorary spokesperson for the program since 2004. The two quickly became friends, and Bush shared with Gustafson an idea she had to market an organic tote bag to raise money to help eliminate world hunger.
When she launched FEED, Bush Lauren said companies and partners that she wanted to work with did not understand the company's business model, as they always assumed the project was strictly non-profit.
"Even my own accountant didn't understand our model – we were giving so much of our profits away we were acting more like a non-profit business, yet we are a for-profit business," she said.
We work with people in Colombia, Guatemala, India, and Kenya, and commit to working with them year after year in order to give them jobs and offer support. Though the core mission of FEED is to provide meals, the secondary mission is to employ these craftspeople so they in turn are able to give back to their communities.
In 2012, FEED Projects is listed as a partner of the (RED) campaign, together with other brands such as Nike, Girl, American Express and Converse. The campaign's mission is to prevent the transmission of the HIV virus from mother to child by 2015 (the campaign's byline is "Fighting For An AIDS Free Generation").[1]
Currently, there are five FEED products available for purchase in the United States. The FEED 1 bag provides one child with a year's worth of meals, the FEED 100 bag provides 100 meals to school children in Rwanda, the FEED 2 bag provides two children with a year's worth of meals, and the FEED bears, coming in FEED 3 and FEED 5, provide Plumpy'nut, an energy dense food paste, to 3 and 5 children respectively in the East Asian region. The FEED 2 bag, the FEED bears, and the FEED 100 are available through their online store. The FEED 1 bag is available exclusively through Amazon. The FEED 100 bag is also available at Whole Foods Market stores. FEED Projects and Whole Foods hope to sell enough bags to fund WFP's entire operation in Rwanda for the year 2008. The FEED 2 Kenya bag is available exclusively at Bergdorf Goodman. Each burlap and masai fabric bag is handmade and beaded in Kenya and provides 2 children with school meals for one year. FEED bags are sold in a variety of models, including duffel bags, backpacks, and totes.
originally posted by: toysforadults
a reply to: pavil
they got interviewed by like 3-4 different reporters
originally posted by: IAMTAT
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: queenofswords
It was just stated that if the 20 Pages at a minimum are unredacted, the Mueller investigation is over.
President Trump knows this which is why he is not timid at all about bashing the Mueller Hunt.
It will then be up to Jeff sessions, to decide if he moves to Prosecuting the Deep State people that were all aware of.
At the right time...the redaction's are 'officially' removed by either Sessions or Trump.
originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: toysforadults
Really? That is odd. Did they even know what the idea of Q is?
originally posted by: Sillyolme
Did anyone notice those strange Village of the Damned looking girls sitting behind trump at the Florida rally?
Just wondering if anyone had that same thought.
originally posted by: Cutepants
a reply to: toysforadults
What kind of folks did they seem like? I mean ages, appearance, demeanor, anything? A group of friends, siblings, whole family, or what? What did they wear? Anything in particular they said? Were they actively approaching people, or did they seem awkward?
I'm not trying to ask leading questions or anything. I know I'm anti-Q, I just think that's pretty interesting. I wouldn't be surprised if some agency sent in fake Q-supporters, even though I don't believe in the cause of Q. But no worries if you don't feel like revealing more details.