A complete accounting of the 20 SOFT RANGS OF POWER we just lost.

You ever sit back and go dang we are the coolest people on the internet

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he intricate global-health ecosystem being torn apart will not be easily repaired. Famine and disease—two of the issues against which USAID has made the most progress—don't stop when funding does, and can spread disastrously in even a short window. Prior to the stop-work order, at least 220,000 people worldwide got their HIV medication every day at clinics supported by the U.S. government. Juli Duvall-Jones, who oversees an HIV clinic in eastern Ivory Coast, told me that the pregnant women her clinic serves are no longer receiving their daily treatment, meaning that some children will almost certainly contract HIV during birth or through breastfeeding. People who are exposed to HIV have only 72 hours—less than the amount of time many clinics have now been closed—to begin a medication regimen called post-exposure prophylaxis that can help prevent infection. A pause of any length in USAID-funded anti-HIV efforts will cause more people to contract the disease. Missing doses of treatment can make it less effective. Without treatment, the disease kills young people in about 12 years, and older adults even faster.

As the 90-day pause drags on, longer-term consequences will start to become clear. In Uganda, the national government has stopped spraying insecticide and distributing bed nets to pregnant women and young kids; during the country's next rainy season, which spans from March to May, malaria cases and deaths may spike. The Center for Victims of Torture, a global nonprofit, has furloughed most of its staff and stopped rehabilitation programs in Jordan, Uganda, and Ethiopia, including one for women among the estimated 100,000 r*ped in a recent war in Tigray, Ethiopia. Scott Roehm, CVT's director of global policy and advocacy, told me that many of the center's clients attempted suicide prior to getting help. He fears what will happen to people who have to stop their treatment—and those who never get help at all.

!neolibs

Look, you dumbfricks can't have it both ways. Either...

So which is it, you stupid fricks? Is feminism irrelevant, or is it undermining the fabric of society?

!chuds !feminists

I attempted to find a list of what's actually being cut and all I could find were news site assmad at me for running an ad blocker so I couldn't even read it. Based on the headlines though most of them appear to be just malding about a particular bit of foreign aid that's probably going to continue once they cut the shit out.

finding useful information that's not just endless feels impossible

TLDR

The elven rings were not useless. They were crafted in the likeness of the other rings of Sauron by Celebrimbor, and carried some dangers, but they were not inherently evil in the same way as the others.

>train Ukrainian farmers to write grants in English

We would serve our own farmers better if we handed them Thinkpads with offensive hacking cowtools so they could crack black box Deere software even harder

Now I want some onion rings

If you tell people your vote it won't come true

Snapshots:

https://allpoetry.com/One-Ring:

• ghostarchive.org

• archive.org

• archive.ph (click to archive)