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Anonymous ID: 2ae47c April 17, 2020, 11:07 a.m. No.8826792 🗄️.is 🔗kun

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Anonymous ID: 2ae47c April 17, 2020, 11:17 a.m. No.8826886 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7028 >>7160

>>8826847

>Massive Gun Control Bill Filed in DC

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Ms. Krassenstein

@HKrassenstein

BREAKING: Trump just attacked Biden and Obama for allowing 17,000 Americans to die in over a year from H1N1.

Someone apparently forgot to tell him that he has allowed 35,000 Americans to die from Covid-19 in under 2 months.

Liberate America Now!

JS Doc

@JS_Doc321

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@HKrassenstein

I was in the ED trenches during the H1N1 epidemic. When there are any deaths, there is no victory in a struggle with infection. However the Obama response and handling of H1N1 was excellent. Organized, informed by science and scientists with no political interference.

https://twitter.com/HKrassenstein/status/1251203212616613891

Anonymous ID: 2ae47c April 17, 2020, 11:55 a.m. No.8827266 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7489

>>8827126

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - 15 April, 2020 For more information, contact media@IMF2020.org SPRING 2020 Virtual Meetings IMF and World Bank Announce Unprecedented Debt Cancellation Programme to Address COVID-19 Pandemic

BREAKING

On the eve of the Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank, amid the unprecedented Coronavirus pandemic, the IMF, in partnership with the G20 and World Bank has released an aggressive plan to immediately address this unprecedented global crisis by canceling all debts they are owed by any country that faced a moderate or high risk of debt distress before the coronavirus crisis.

In a statement released today, the Executive Board of the Fund said that it feels “compelled” to use the Fund’s influence in this moment to ensure that vulnerable countries are free to direct all public revenues at their disposal to stop the spread of this disease and mitigate the financial crisis.

“As the world's leading finance institution,” the statement continues, “it is vital that we step in to guide the invisible hand of the global market in the right direction.” The Fund acknowledged previous policies that impacted the basic needs of billions of the world’s poor to the dictates of financial institutions’ austerity policies and that the unprecedented nature of the global pandemic demands a shift of The Fund’s policy priorities to stem massive economic repercussions.

“We are humbled by this economic crisis and the role that we have played in precipitating such a scenario. For years, the entire international financial system, created from our Bretton Woods charter, has set countries up for the adoption of free market ideals. By providing loans across the globe, we have helped countries spread their goods and in turn strengthen the bonds and livelihoods of everyday people,” according to the statement. “However, with more and more countries facing the challenge of a global pandemic, we’ve decided to throw our massive weight into this delicate job.”

We are moving forward with a new process that will immediately cancel the debt of the 27 countries facing debt distress. Additionally, all 76 of the World Bank's International Development Association (IDA) countries will receive full debt cancellation. All developing countries categorized either as Middle Income Countries or Low Income Countries who face high debt vulnerabilities will see a full cancellation of debt. In total, this new process will apply to 111 countries. These countries will receive full cancellation of all debts as they wrestle with the COVID-19 Pandemic.