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#21455082 at 2024-08-21 18:39:19 (UTC+1)
Q Research Canada #62: Pandemic Roulette Edition

From Agrarianism To Transhumanism: The Long March To Dystopia

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/agrarianism-transhumanism-long-march-dystopia

A total demolition of the previous forms of existence is underway: how one comes into the world, biological sex, education, relationships, the family, even the diet that is about to become synthetic."

Silvia Guerini, radical ecologist, in 'From the 'Neutral' Body to the Posthuman Cyborg: A Critique of Gender Ideology' (2023)

We are currently seeing an acceleration of the corporate consolidation of the entire global agri-food chain.

The big data conglomerates, including Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook and Google, have joined traditional agribusiness giants, such as Corteva, Bayer, cargill and Syngenta, in a quest to impose their model of food and agriculture on the world.

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and big financial institutions, like BlackRock and Vanguard, are also involved, whether through buying up huge tracts of farmland, pushing biosynthetic (fake) food and genetic engineering technologies or more generally facilitating and financing the aims of the mega agri-food corporations.[2] Continue…

#21043224 at 2024-06-18 14:49:19 (UTC+1)
Q Research Canada #59: Liberals Reward Crime Edition

Virgin Australia Boeing 737 Makes Emergency Landing in New Zealand After Engine Fire (VIDEO)

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/06/virgin-australia-boeing-737-makes-emergency-landing-new/

A Virgin Australia Boeing 737 was forced to make an emergency landing at New Zealand's Invercargill Airport on Monday.

The Boeing 737-800, en route from Queenstown to Melbourne, was reportedly seen with fire spouting from one of its engines.

The Virgin Australia flight departed from Queenstown for Melbourne at 6pm, but was soon seen circling off the coast of Bluff, according to FlightRadar per 1 News.

Eyewitnesses on the ground reported loud noises emanating from the plane and flames visible from one of the engines. Continue…

#21033387 at 2024-06-16 21:00:49 (UTC+1)
Q Research Canada #59: Liberals Reward Crime Edition

Their Strategy in the War on Food

https://brownstone.org/articles/their-strategy-in-the-war-on-food/?ref=truth11.com

n my previous two articles, we covered the global war on farmers and the culprits behind this agenda. Today, we will dive into the tactics these organizations use to foist their dystopian vision on the rest of us.

Perhaps you remember Event 201, the pandemic simulation run in late 2019 that served as a dress rehearsal for the 2020 Covid response. Such simulations have been used in the War on Food as well. Take, for example, the Food Chain Reaction Game, a 2015 wargame that simulated the time period from 2020 to 2030. cargill and the other participants have removed the Food Chain Reaction Game data from their websites, but cargill's version was archived by independent researchers, so you can still see it here. https://archive.fo/RYn4U

In the simulation, the decade brought "two major food crises, with prices approaching 400 percent of the long term average; a raft of climate-related extreme weather events; governments toppling in Pakistan and Ukraine; and famine and refugee crises in Bangladesh, Myanmar, Chad and Sudan." When the game ended, its organizers had imposed meat taxes in Europe, capped CO2 emissions, and instituted a global carbon tax. The time period of the Food Chain Reaction Game handily coincides with the 2020 Covid crisis and ends with the culmination of Agenda 2030. If you don't think those dates are significant, you aren't paying attention. Continue…

#13835038 at 2021-06-05 14:31:20 (UTC+1)
Q Research Canada #20: Anons Accelerate, Adversaries Agonized Edition

cargill Taps Startup Producing Smart Cow Masks To Trap Methane Burps

https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/cargill-taps-startup-producing-smart-cow-masks-trap-methane-burps

Cows produce significant amounts of methane as part of their digestive processes. Cow belching, a source of methane, a potent greenhouse gas, could be solved by a new methane-absorbing wearable device.

According to Bloomberg, agriculture behemoth cargill Inc. tapped UK-based startup Zelp Ltd., which is dedicated to significantly reducing the environmental impact of the livestock industry through smart cow masks that filter methane burps.

cargill said Tuesday the devices would be used for its European dairy farmers in 2022. The price of each mask has yet to be publicly discussed, but Zelp said each cow would cost $80 per year as part of an annual subscription fee.

Detailed on Zelp's website under the technology tab, the smart cow mask neutralizes methane, records valuable statical data, and is integrated with mobile communication gear. Besides neutralizing methane, the mask also gathers many data points about the cow, including geo-location, early disease functions, heat detection, emission quantity, and oxidized volume of methane.

cargill's vast customer network could make smart masks for the livestock industry standard in the years ahead as the elites of the world attempt to transition the global economy to a much greener future (or at least that is what it appears).

"cargill has an impressive reach across dairy farms in Europe," said Zelp Chief Executive Officer Francisco Norris. "They are uniquely positioned to distribute our technology to a large number of clients, both farmers and dairy companies, maximizing the roll-out from the very first year we hit the market."

Bloomberg describes the smart mask almost like a "catalytic converter" on a car, filtering out the burps.

A set of fans powered by solar-charged batteries sucks up the burps and traps them in a chamber with a methane-absorbing filter. Once the filter is saturated, a chemical reaction turns the methane into CO?, which is then released. - Bloomberg

Some 95% of methane released by cows comes out as burps and through the nose.

Enteric fermentation is the digestive process that results in cow belching.

Global emissions from livestock account for about 14.5% of total greenhouse gas emissions. cargill has joined the global push to cut carbon emissions across its supply chain by 30% by 2030. As we've previously discussed, many of these targets are "pie in the sky" figures.

Though there's a big push by corporations and governments to cut carbon emissions in the years ahead, elites and politicians have no visible interest in curbing emissions of their fuel-guzzling private jets, superyachts, and supercars.

If we're not careful, one day, we'll all be wearing masks that monitor our methane output and will be taxed on that.

#13480376 at 2021-04-21 19:13:16 (UTC+1)
Q Research Canada #17: TRUE DOUGH, not the moldy Ottawa stuff Edition

Bill Gates: Let Them Eat Fake Meat!

Bill Gates thinks everyone should eat "100% synthetic beef" as a way to fight climate change - but a look at his investment portfolio suggests he has an alternative agenda that is anything but eco-friendly.

FULL ARTICLE HERE:
https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/bill-gates-fake-meat/

EDITOR'S NOTE: Below is an excerpt from "Bill Gates & His Fake Solutions to Climate Change," a 23-page report coordinated by Navdanya International which sheds light on the dangers of philanthrocapitalism.

One of [Bill] Gates' most recent promotions is his prescriptions of synthetic foods for developed countries as a means to combat climate change. In a recent interview with MIT Technology Review, Gates says he thinks "all rich countries should move to 100% synthetic beef."

Fake food replaces animal products with highly processed food grown in labs, like fake meat, fake dairy products or fake eggs. It is made possible by technical innovations such as synthetic biology, which involves reconfiguring the DNA of an organism to create something entirely new.

For instance, plant-based meat companies like Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods use a DNA coding sequence from soybeans or peas to create a product that looks and tastes like real meat. Some companies are also investing in cell-based meat, grown from real animal cells, but it has yet to reach the market.

More and more firms are getting involved in this fast-growing market, like Motif Foodworks (plant-based meat and dairy alternatives), Ginkgo Bioworks (custom-built microbes), BioMilq (lab-grown breast milk), Nature's Fynd (fungi-grown meat and dairy alternatives), Eat Just (egg substitutes made from plant proteins), Perfect Day Food (lab-grown dairy products) or NotCo (plant-based animal products made through AI), to name but a few.

The industrial meat-industry giants are also profiting from this blossoming market. Meat producers like Tyson Foods (which has invested in Memphis Meats and Future Meat Technologies which both create lab-grown meat replacements), Nestle, cargill, Maple Leaf Foods, or Perdue Farms are thriving on this trend, selling products like sausages, burgers and ground beef largely made from pea or soy protein.

All these companies are backed up by high-ranked billionaires and Big Tech investors. Bill Gates alone has invested $50 million in Impossible Foods and actively finances Beyond Meat, Ginkgo Bioworks and BioMilq, as described above…

#11869841 at 2020-12-02 13:53:56 (UTC+1)
Q Research Canada #10: A Week to Remember Edition

EXCLUSIVE: Calgary's COVID hotel and the quarantine law that lets Theresa Tam take your private property

https://www.rebelnews.com/calgary_covid_hotel_law_theresa_tam_take_your_private_property

Rebel News reporter, Keean Bexte, has been flying across Canada to locate federal government coronavirus quarantine facilities.

We know they exist. The federal government published a Request For Information (RFI) on the government procurement website asking for details and interest from the private sector about setting up the facilities.

Bexte found one such camp in Manitoba. The Manitoba Métis Nation that owns the site say they haven't yet contracted with the federal government, but they are ready to use the site when called upon.

But where else are these things? A new access to information filing with the City of Calgary confirms that Cowtown has at least one, and the City of Calgary's emergency management team requested a second one to help deal with an outbreak at a meat packing plant south of the city:

…not sure if they have reached out or not yet, but expect Alberta Health Services to advise you that they will be looking to move some people into the PHAC isolation facilities (isofac) in the hotel out by the airport, and maybe establishing one in the a South of the city to help with the cargill outbreak. These would be asymptotic people who can't self isolate because they live in close quarters.

Another email between bureaucrats reveals the logistics of the isolation facility and the general location:

PHAC Western Region has retained two co-located hotels nearby to serve as designated self isolation site until April 30th, 2020. The location of this site is not publicly known and should not be disclosed given privacy and safety concerns. PHAC has also retained the services of Canadian Red Cross to deliver some operations at the site, as they have done at other self-isolation sites in Canada. PHAC completed the operational set up of the Calgary self-isolation site on Friday, April 4th.

The documents also reveal that the City of Calgary was left wanting for details after the federal government announced that Calgary would be one of the Canadian airports still taking international flights.

I am in a management team meeting and a question that came up was, with Calgary one of 4 airports allowed to accept international travelers and those travelers must go immediately into quarantine from the airport, does AHS have an idea of how many travelers might be expected? Part 2, would AHS be looking into accommodation strategies for these folks?

Further in the emails, the bureaucrats note that Theresa Tam is able to expropriate private property for use as a quarantine site.

Canada's Chief Public Health Officer has the authority to designate any place in Canada as a quarantine facility if deemed necessary to protect public health in accordance with sections 7 and 8 of the Quarantine Act.

Rebel News is going to continue to file for information into which cities, provinces, and municipalities are hosting these COVID-19 isolation facilities, and bring you any details we can into their use. But these sorts of projects are expensive and time-consuming. To help fund our effort to bring you what the mainstream media won't, please go to www.rebelinvestigates.com.

#11867071 at 2020-12-02 05:18:37 (UTC+1)
Q Research Canada #10: A Week to Remember Edition

>>11867066
https://twitter.com/lhfang/status/1333826418640183297

Cerno Retweeted

Lee Fang

@lhfang

Former Obama admin lawyer Neal Katyal in the Supreme Court today arguing corporations like Nestle and cargill can't be sued for allegedly using child slave labor

https://twitter.com/orennimni/status/1333793386482962435

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Oren Nimni

@orennimni

· 13h

Kagan is a very good questioner.

Asks Katyal:

Q: Could you sue a slave holder under ATS?

A: yes

Q: Could you sue 10 slave holders?

A: Yes

Q: So why does it matter if those ten form a corp.

A: Umm... norms don't allow corporate liability...

Q: What sense does that make?

Show this thread

Oren Nimni

@orennimni

·

13h

Replying to

@orennimni

Even Barrett asks

Q: So could you sue on torture?

A: Yes

Q: But not if it was a corporation?

A: Yes

#11867038 at 2020-12-02 05:15:08 (UTC+1)
Q Research Canada #10: A Week to Remember Edition

https://twitter.com/Cernovich/status/1333995948842749952

Cerno

@Cernovich

Child slavery is defended in court by a high level Democrat.

Kevin Daley - DECEMBER 1, 2020 5:15 PM

Neal Katyal, the progressive lawyer who led the legal fight against the president's travel ban and urged the public to take an unforgiving stance toward those involved with child separation at the U.S. border, appeared in the Supreme Court on Tuesday to defend two corporations accused of abetting child slavery.

In legal papers filed to the Supreme Court, the plaintiffs say Nestlé USA and cargill knew their West African suppliers used child slaves but bought cocoa from them anyway. Katyal, arguing on behalf of the food giants, said the case should be tossed because U.S. courts have no authority to hear the dispute.

The six unnamed plaintiffs were once child slaves on cocoa plantations in Ivory Coast, having been kidnapped and trafficked from Mali. The plaintiffs say they were held under armed guard in deplorable conditions, beaten, and tortured if they tried to escape.

"From the United States, [Nestlé] had complete control over the farms' labor practices, knew that the farmers they were assisting were using and continued to use forced child labor, and purposefully relied on the enslavement of children to increase profits by ensuring the flow of cheap cocoa," the plaintiffs' filings read.

They also claim that Nestlé cultivated close ties with plantation owners to maintain influence in the region. To do so, they allegedly financed the purchase of farming supplies, made advance payments, and provided plantation owners with personal spending money to secure their loyalty as exclusive suppliers.

The case asks whether the plaintiffs can sue Nestlé and cargill in an American court under an obscure federal law from 1789 called the Alien Tort Statute. Katyal said U.S. corporations can't be sued under that law. Many on the Court wondered if that went too far.

"Many of your arguments lead to results that are pretty hard to take," Justice Samuel Alito told Katyal. "Suppose a U.S. corporation makes a big show of supporting every cause de jure but then surreptitiously hires agents in Africa to kidnap children and keep them in bondage on a plantation.... You would say that the victims ... should be thrown out of court in the United States, where this corporation is headquartered and does business?"

A second issue is whether the child slavery allegations have a strong enough connection to the United States to move forward in court. Again, Katyal argued no.

"The claim plaintiffs bring alleges something horrific, that locators in Mali sold them as children to an Ivorian farm where overseers forced them to work," Katyal told the justices. "[But] the defendants are not the locators, not the overseers, and not the farm."

The Alien Tort Statute mostly sat dormant until the 1980s, when it became a vehicle for getting human-rights cases into American courts from across the globe. The Supreme Court has gradually closed the door on those cases. In 2013 the Court said the law usually doesn't cover wrongdoing outside the United States, and in 2018 it said the Alien Tort Statute doesn't cover foreign companies.

Among other high-profile impact cases, Katyal led challenges to the Bush administration's military tribunals for Guantanamo Bay detainees and obtained an appointment to the prosecution team in the George Floyd case. Beyond the staid world of appellate advocacy, he contributes regularly to MSNBC, appeared on stage at a Vanity Fair summit with John Legend, and played himself on House of Cards.

https://twitter.com/Lin_Manuel/status/989215542216200192

Lin-Manuel Miranda

@Lin_Manuel

·

Apr 25, 2018

I was

@VAMNit

's +1. Honored to be in the room where it happened today.

Proud of our friend

@neal_katyal

.

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Lydia Wheeler

@WheelerLydia

· Apr 25, 2018

Spotted at #SCOTUS this morning for arguments in the case against President Trump's travel ban: @Lin_Manuel, @senorrinhatch, @maziehirono and the late Justice Thurgood Marshall's widow Cecilia, who happened to be sitting next to WH Counsel Don McGahn.

thread: https://twitter.com/WheelerLydia/status/989214587131228161

https://twitter.com/Lin_Manuel/status/989215542216200192

In Tuesday's brief, Katyal claimed his clients deplore child labor.

"Nestlé USA has tremendous sympathy for plaintiffs' suffering and unequivocally condemns child slavery. In all its forms. Everywhere," the filing reads.

Katyal did not reply to a request for comment.

The case is No. 19-416 Nestlé USA v. John Doe.

This entry was posted in The Courts and tagged Feature, Guantanamo, Neal Katyal, Slavery, Supreme Court, Travel Ban. Bookmark the permalink.

https://freebeacon.com/courts/resistance-hero-neal-katyal-reps-corporation-accused-of-child-slavery-in-supreme-court/

#11250988 at 2020-10-24 11:04:24 (UTC+1)
Welcome to Q Research Canada #8 - Red October - Leaf Edition - WWG1WGA

>>11248480
Diggs on Aga Khan, his connections, and his personal lavish life

Attendees of the Trudeau's questionable 2016 vacation at the Aga Khan island:
Justin Trudeau and Sophie Gregoire
Seamus O'Regan (current Minister of of Natural Resources of Canada) and Stelios (Steve) Doussis → moar here: https://wearethene.ws/notable/76698
John Kerry

Interdasting connections…

Aga Khan: Made honourary Canadian citizen in 2010 (Stephen Harper admin). Also a Harvard alum. During his time at Harvard, he was elected a member of the all-male Delphic Club. JP Morgan was allegedly also part of the Club during one point in time. In 2010, the Club had hired strippers for a "punch event"…whatever that is.

John Kerry, Former US SoS that helped craft Iran deal: Skull & Bones member, Stepfather of Chris Heinz (Rosemont Seneca Partners → Hunter Biden).

Kerry's former Head of Security, John Scott Moretti, was arrested in May 2020 for raping a child. Previously Moretti was the Deputy Regional Security Officer at the US Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq during the period of Jul 2012 to Nov 2012. This is coincidentally during the timeframe of the 2012 Benghazi attacks.

In 2011, HRC as SoS spoke at the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN), thanking them for hard work on the New Silk Road Initiative.

Trudeau or his wife have been to the Aga Khan island three times: Dec 2014, Mar 2016, and Dec 2016

Trudeau also passed Bill C16, a bill that added gender identity and gender expression to the list of topics that would be considered discrimination. Trudeau's cabinet also passed Motion 103, which "condemn[s] Islamophobia and all forms of systemic racism and religious discrimination."

AKDN's partners include: MasterCard Foundation, major banks across the globe (Scotiabank, BNP Paribas, Citigroup Foundation), UNICEF, UNDEP, WHO, UN World Food Programme, UNESCO, The World Bank, OXFAM, Save the Children Fund, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Ford Foundation, Rockefeller Foundation, USAID, Microsoft, Margaret A. cargill Foundation, Johnson & Johnson, US DoS, USDA, US EPA

Aga Khan has been pictured with David Rockefeller, Queen Elizabeth, and Prince Philip.

Aga Khan's personal life
All multiple marriages and an interest in horseracing, breeding horses, and equestrianism. Aga Khan III gave Queen Elizabeth II a horse. The current Aga Khan owns horse-breeding farms in France and Ireland. He also has an interest in beautiful women, fast cars, skiing, and race horses - owning "houses on five continents, numerous cars, a Gulfstream private jet and vast yachts." He also owns numerous estates and properties worldwide, including an island in the Bahamas. Aga Khans order their women to "be both subservient and decorative. 'There is no discussion on this,' he told his second wife, the Begum Inaara, at the beginning of their marriage. 'I determine things. You obey.'" He dislikes public attention of his extravagant lifestyle. The current Aga Khan likes to be addressed as "Your Highness", a title that was bestowed on him by the Queen in 1957. Former nude Playboy model Elisabeth Hemma Maria del Pilar von Goess* was one of the girlfriends of one of the current Aga Khan. The pattern is consistent throughout all their marriages - lavish presents and attention at the beginning of the marriage and then their interest wanes. In fact, for the current Aga Khan, "no present is too expensive. But when he loses enthusiasm, his heart turns to ice."

* A Pilar von Goess is also found in Epstein's Black Book…The Pilar which Aga Khan had a relationship died in 1999 at 47 due to a supposed brain tumor, so I'm not too sure if it is the same Pilar in the Black Book.

'Aga Khan's "philanthropy"
Some of the areas that the AKDN works in: Agriculture and food security, Architecture, Civil society, Culture, Education, Environment and climate, Financial inclusion, Health, Humanitarian assistance, Infrastructure development, Media, Music, and Tourism promotion. In fact, it owns the Serena Hotels chain, employing 6000 people. Islam prohibits the drinking of alcohol, yet the Aga Khan Museum and its Serena Hotels chain serve alcohol. The AKDN notes that these are not "Islamic spaces" or "religious spaces".

Aga Khan is being used to influence international immigration policies, reform global views on Islam, and amass donations from donors (aka taxpayers) to then redistribute it according to their beliefs and values. The saying goes: Doing good for humanity.

#10996075 at 2020-10-09 13:49:55 (UTC+1)
Welcome to Q Research Canada #8 - Red October - Leaf Edition - WWG1WGA

>>10994178
>>10994155
>>10994160

Several of WE Charity's board members served on Counterpart International

Looks like they received ~$750M according to USASpending.gov. (TY to anon who posted this in the lb.)

RAUL HERRERA, Board Chair

Raul Herrera is Partner of Arnold & Porter's Corporate and Securities Group where he concentrates his practice on international arbitration and international corporate and financing transactions. Mr. Herrera has been involved in transactions in every country of Latin America and the Caribbean. He represents multilateral and bilateral agencies as well as sponsors of their project financing and private equity transactions. He previously served as General Counsel for the Inter-American Investment Corporation, a multilateral financial institution affiliated with the Inter-American Development Bank.

In 2017, Mr. Herrera served as Interim General Counsel and Legal Director of the Green Climate Fund, based in South Korea. In 2019, Mr. Herrera was appointed by the Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia to the Board of Visitors of Virginia State University.

LOIS BRUU, Board Member

Lois Bruu is Vice President on the Humanitarian & Development team at MasterCard, where she designs financial services solutions that foster financial inclusion and economic development in developing countries. She currently leads product development for the micro-commerce sector, which is focused on connecting consumers and merchants to the formal economy primarily in Sub-Saharan Africa. She has also held key partnership management roles, including managing MasterCard's relationship with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the grant from which funded the Lab for Financial Inclusion in Nairobi.

DR. THOMAS E. LOVEJOY, Board Member

Tom Lovejoy is an innovative and accomplished conservation biologist who coined the term "biological diversity". He currently serves as Senior Fellow at the United Nations Foundation, teaches Environmental Science at George Mason University, and serves as the U.S. Department of State's Climate Ambassador. He serves on numerous multilateral institution climate advisory committees (World Bank, InterAmerican Development Bank, etc.), corporate boards, and non-profit boards. His honors, recognitions, innovations, and publications are prodigious, and include the 2012 Blue Planet Prize - known as "the Nobel Prize for the environment." He is credited with founding the field of climate change biology.

DIANA WALKER, Board Member

Diana Walker is the Founder and CEO of Walker Impact Strategies and works with today's most influential global thought leaders - businesses, governments, organizations, entrepreneurs and philanthropists - to develop innovative, effective collaboration strategies to maximize their opportunities for positive social impact within their work. For over 10 years, Diana worked with the UN Foundation to build and facilitate partnerships between large corporations, governments, non-profits and foundations, entrepreneurs and high-level individuals to help further the United Nations' work and create larger social impacts in communities around the world. In September 2012, Diana was named by the Diplomatic Courier and Young Professionals in Foreign Policy as one of the top 99 foreign policy leaders under the age of 33.

BRIAN DOTSON, Director, USDA Portfolio

Brian Dotson joined Counterpart in 2020 as Director of its USDA portfolio. Brian brings to Counterpart more than 25 years of international development experience, with expertise in applying private sector approaches to agricultural and agribusiness development in emerging markets. He has a deep expertise in financial and market analysis, enterprise development, and supply chain structuring in emerging markets, and is skilled in the development of global, regional, country, and business-level strategies that lead to sustained revenue growth and real socio-economic impact.

Previously, Brian was Chief of Party for Population Services International-Benin, where he managed a $6.5 million per year country program funded by USAID, KfW, and UNICEF and oversaw the social marketing of 12 health-related products and services.

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'Anons, Population Services International (PSI) has been awarded and granted $1.8B to date according to USASpending.gov. It's partners include Bill & Melinda Gates, Children's Investment Fund, Global Fund, World Bank, UNICEF, David & Lucile Packard foundation, Margaret A. cargill Philanthropies, and William + Flora Hewlett Foundation'.

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Links here:

https://www.usaspending.gov/keyword_search/%22Counterpart%20International%22

https://www.usaspending.gov/recipient/035150e4-6a43-e04e-1f99-0e53b0b375c8-P/all

https://www.usaspending.gov/keyword_search/"population%20services%20international"

https://www.psi.org/partner-with-us/