https://www.renewableenergymagazine.com/panorama/mpc-capital-joins-clinton-global-initiative-cgi-20200305

Over the next two years, MPC Capital aims to raise $90 million from US-based impact investors, institutional investors and foundations. The money will be allocated to up to 15 renewable infrastructure projects in the Caribbean. MPC Capital made its first investment in the renewable energy sector in the Caribbean in 2016 and has since then continuously expanded its local footprint and activities.

We want to make it easier for US investors to gain access to this growing market in the Caribbean. Our engagement with the CGI is vital in that regard as it enables us to leverage cross-sector partnerships with other CGI members. The expansion of renewable energy in the Caribbean is a team effort and we look forward to making our contribution.”

https://www.mpc-capital.com/company#management

https://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/348317/how-much-have-you-heard-or-read-about-qanon.html?edition=117545

As far as dog whistles go, none may be as dangerous as the President of the United States sending secret signals to QAnon, a far-right conspiracy group espousing far-fetched radical theories like a ring of “deep state” pedophiles secretly plotting against the President and his supporters. But that’s what happened Sunday when the President and his social media manager Dan Scavino circulated a tweet depicting the President fiddling and featuring a QAnon tagline: “Nothing can stop what’s coming.”

The message is dangerous for a number of reasons, including the fact that QAnon increasingly is moving from the virtual depths of 4Chan and sub-Reddits to the “real world.” It’s also dangerous, because most Americans still are oblivious to it.

New research released this morning by the Pew Research Center finds only 23% of Americans have even heard a lot or a little about QAnon, even though a number of Republican officials and candidates openly support it, and individuals radicalized by the group have been committing violent acts.

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/mar/11/judiciary-democrats-thwart-republican-effort-add-l/

Democrats countered that politically motivated violence was not the same level as white supremacist terrorism.

http://english.alarabiya.net/en/views/2020/03/15/The-Muslim-American-lobby-is-divided-and-ineffective.html

According to a survey by the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), 58 percent of America’s Muslims voted for Sanders on Super Tuesday, while 27 percent voted for competitor, former Vice President Joe Biden. These numbers leave out Republican Muslims, and there are no numbers to show the percentage distribution of Democrats to Republicans among Muslim Americans.

But just because there are no numbers, does not mean that all Muslim-Americans oppose US President Donald Trump, a Republican. In fact, Trump won a lot of favor when he avenged the death of an Iraqi-American contractor killed after an attack on a US base in Iraq by Iranian-backed militias. Trump went on to order a strike that killed Iran’s top military commander General Qassem Soleimani, an operation that was commended by wide swaths of Americans of Syrian, Lebanese, Iraqi and Iranian descent.

And while many believe that the majority of Muslim Americans support Democrats and oppose Republicans, Muslim Republican nominees running for Congress — such as Iraqi-American Dalia Al-Aqidi, who is trying to unseat Ilhan Omar in the Fifth District of Minnesota — can dispel such myth.

In fact, many Arab-Americans, perhaps a silent majority, feel frustrated with the foreign policy of the Democrats, like under Trump’s predecessor President Barack Obama, who was seen as lenient on the troublemaking Iranian regime, and who let the Syrian carnage go unchecked. If Sanders becomes president, America’s foreign policy will be even worse than under Obama. The Vermont senator promises to go after all of America’s allies in the Middle East, while arguing that the only way with Iran is through dialogue.