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Of worthless allies and alliances, and the dangers thereof

https://www.non-intervention2.com/2019/07/31/of-worthless-allies-and-alliances-and-the-dangers-thereof/

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In sum, for the American republic, energy independence means nothing if the national government still is willing to be drawn into wars to protect another country’s energy supplies. If Britain cannot take care of itself on the energy front, let the bastards in perfidious Albion sit and freeze in the dark. Likewise, the NATO alliance is a dire threat to the United States because its European members are today far less capable of defending themselves – with conventional arms — against the Russian military, than were their far better-armed predecessors to confront the Wehrmacht in 1940.

Overall, the United States would be better off without Britain and the rest of NATO as allies, for whom we must automatically go to war to defend if even just one of them is attacked. Indeed, as my dear friend Colonel Mike says, the republic would be better off and safer by having an alliance with Five Guys rather than with the Five Eyes – at least we would get a burger and peanuts to shell out of the former.

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U.S. Spends $907 Million on Useless “Nutrition Education” for Food Stamp, WIC Recipients

https://www.judicialwatch.org/corruption-chronicles/u-s-spends-907-million-on-useless-nutrition-education-for-food-stamp-wic-recipients/?utm_source=&utm_medium=&utm_campaign=

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Besides doling out huge sums of taxpayer dollars to feed this large demographic, the USDA dedicates extra money to school the beneficiaries about nutritional matters. The classes and counseling are conducted in daycares, grocery stores, public housing, health clinics, food banks, recreation centers and other public facilities throughout the country. In fiscal year 2017 this cost $907 million, according to a federal audit that concludes the effectiveness of the so-called “SNAPEd” cannot be aggregated or reviewed. States, which are responsible for distributing food stamps, also provide information about the educational programs in a way that “hinders the USDA’s ability to assess the effectiveness” and “determine whether SNAPEd is achieving its goals,” according to the audit, which was conducted by the investigative arm of Congress, the Government Accountability Office (GAO). That’s diplomatic, sugar coating for it’s a waste. The congressional watchdog further reveals that it already reviewed the USDA’s dubious nutrition education efforts a decade and a half ago and found “challenges” across the agency.

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