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Poverty in Asia: Can poverty be eradicated? 1 Year ago Karma: 19  


Many Asian countries are suffering from massive poverty


Do you think poverty can be totally eradicated?

as UN has been planning since then?

Please give your opinions and personal testimonies
why poverty lingers.



 
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Re:Poverty in Asia: Can poverty be eradicated? 1 Year ago Karma: 19  
The international community's "promise to the world's poor is being broken, "according to the United Nations.

Five years ago, members of the UN pledged to tackle extreme poverty, disease and inequality by 2015.

This year's Human Development Report says that unless governments act now, those goals will not be met.

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Re:Poverty in Asia: Can poverty be eradicated? 1 Year ago Karma: 19  

Many countries are poor because of the direct result of foreign policy of the developed world. Aid is making the majority of the poor in developing countries poorer. In Cambodia it has started a false economy with inflation which is leaving the poor behind. Spiralling wage and property prices have rendered the country almost unable to compete with business in the region. Aid should be directed at eradicating disease but should not be used to subsidise the state, foreign governments should reduce trade barriers and encourage trade and investment. While aid is big business for the big multinational charities people will continue to get poorer.


M. Stimpson, Phnom Penh, Cambodia




 
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Re:Poverty in Asia: Can poverty be eradicated? 1 Year ago Karma: 19  


a refelction on these excerpts:

Aid is making the majority of the poor in developing countries poorer.

While aid is big business for the big multinational charities people will continue to get poorer.




when did i learn that some has implored that aid funds be stopped to africa and in asia- in myanmar because it makes
these counries poorer? and the rest of poor asian nations?

so aids does not help? who is to blame? the people or citizen of a nation or the government running the
a nation?
 
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Re:Poverty in Asia: Can poverty be eradicated? 10 Months, 1 Week ago Karma: 19  


Can anyone tell us how to directly address poverty in Asia?

Is it manipulative?



When the water-powered car was invented by daniel dingel
it was turned down by the IMF because under such regulations
the philippines could not launch it considring its big
debts--

so how can a country rise from the ashs of its debts?

Again, is there manipulations?
 
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Re:Poverty in Asia: Can poverty be eradicated? 10 Months, 1 Week ago Karma: 3  
When you ask, Linsy, "is there manipulations"? or in other words, is the deck rigged?" Oh yes, I believe that it is. I think once we go urbanized, those most qualified for leadership are never the ones who attain it. In an urban environment, the innate compulsion to "look after one's tribe" is turned inside out because the beast (society) is just to large and complex. I was reading a book, I may have mentioned this in a post here, it was Fromm's "Anatomy of Human Destructiveness" and in the beginning he says "when I look at history, I'm a pessimist, when I look at PRE-HISTORY (emphasis added) I'm an optomist". I know just what he means, humans are...more HUMAN in much smaller groups. But we are not returning to the village system. The cat is out of the bag. And we just never learn. As a learned man said recently in an interview, there is no learning curve. It's just tabula rasa. Oh sure, there are some countries that look out for their people better than others, they are run by women. The Netherlands. But any attempts to even things out in society, take the U.S. and Bush's veto of the freakin' children's health care increase. We are spending BILLIONS in Iraq, but as for manipulations as you mention Linsy? These evil greedy bas%^&%$ look at any attempts to care for the least among us as some sort of commie plot. They actually turn red in the face and sputter furiously at the very idea of universal health care, or any redistribution of the obscene superfluous wealth that is in the hands of the very top few. Sigh...it's not going to change
 
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Re:Poverty in Asia: Can poverty be eradicated? 10 Months ago Karma: 19  
Amazon wrote:
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When you ask, Linsy, "is there manipulations"? or in other words, is the deck rigged?" Oh yes, I believe that it is. I think once we go urbanized, those most qualified for leadership are never the ones who attain it. In an urban environment, the innate compulsion to "look after one's tribe" is turned inside out because the beast (society) is just to large and complex. I was reading a book, I may have mentioned this in a post here, it was Fromm's "Anatomy of Human Destructiveness" and in the beginning he says "when I look at history, I'm a pessimist, when I look at PRE-HISTORY (emphasis added) I'm an optomist". I know just what he means, humans are...more HUMAN in much smaller groups. But we are not returning to the village system. The cat is out of the bag. And we just never learn. As a learned man said recently in an interview, there is no learning curve. It's just tabula rasa. Oh sure, there are some countries that look out for their people better than others, they are run by women. The Netherlands. But any attempts to even things out in society, take the U.S. and Bush's veto of the freakin' children's health care increase. We are spending BILLIONS in Iraq, but as for manipulations as you mention Linsy? These evil greedy bas%^&%$ look at any attempts to care for the least among us as some sort of commie plot. They actually turn red in the face and sputter furiously at the very idea of universal health care, or any redistribution of the obscene superfluous wealth that is in the hands of the very top few. Sigh...it's not going to change





hi amazon

this article which conforms to how "deck rigged" the system is which exists above the real needs of those who are hungry

Food aid to North Korea delayed in China

Shipments of thousands of tons of food widely wanted in impoverished North Korea were delayed because of a railway dispute between the regime and Chinese train companies

http://english.pravda.ru/news/world/19-10-2007/99177-food_china-0



 
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