Quote Originally Posted by Stedric
Hahahaha, your point being? So the Founding Fathers wouldn't agree to it, so what? They weren't Gods, George Washington had slaves and Abe Lincoln was an adulterer. They had views that were molded by the times they were raised in, but that was over 200 years ago.

You missed my point entirely, let this epidemic run rampant, and it will be us who pay the price. Stop it now while we still have a chance, whatever the price.

Ich bin ein Deutsch-Kanadisches, my American friend.
[New PMU to Help With Aids Cash

UN Integrated Regional Information Networks
NEWS
September 2, 2005
Posted to the web September 2, 2005
Johannesburg

Uganda is to bring in international auditing firm Ernst and Young to provide temporary management of the money pledged by the Global Fund to Fight HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
The Fund recently announced the suspension of five grants worth more than US $200 million to the east African country, after an audit by business services firm PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PWC) found evidence of "serious mismanagement". Uganda had set up a Project Management Unit (PMU) to deal with Global Fund pledges, but the unit was disbanded shortly after PWC released the results of its investigation.
The BBC quoted Ugandan State Minister for Health Mike Mukula as saying, "We have agreed that [auditors] Ernst and Young act as the PMU, to be able to go through the transition period."
[ This report does not necessarily reflect the views of the United Nations ]
http://allafrica.com/stories/200509020570.html
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"Serious Mismanagement" probably means "stealing". We've been working overtime to help them, and it's time for them to pull together and build a goddamn condom factory, or stop fucking altogether and stick to "heavy petting"!
-B.A.
Breukelen advocaat Reviewed by Breukelen advocaat on . HEY, Buy Me A Rubber!!! U.N. Official Faults U.S. AIDS Policy He said the AIDS program in Uganda has three main components: abstinence, faithfulness to a sexual partner and condom use. A shortage of condoms in Uganda has developed because both the government of the east African country and its primary donor for HIV prevention, the United States, have allowed condom supplies to dwindle. At the same time, they have allocated an increasing proportion of funding for HIV programs to religious groups that oppose Rating: 5