James Brown

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[Republicans against Trump @RpsAgainstTrump]

Ronald Reagan: “You can go to live in France, but you cannot become a Frenchman…But Anyone, from any corner of the Earth, can come to live in America and become an American…This, I believe, is one of the most important sources of America's greatness.”🇺🇸

[“Cowboys don’t say goodbye” @CowboysSay]

@iam_smx 😎

[Neal Rudin @ZagoZana]

HIS AND TRUMP'S WORK...

"The sudden dismantling and shutdown of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) by the Trump administration in early 2025 has resulted in an estimated "600,000 to 760,000 global deaths" within its 1st year, with children under 5 making up roughly 2/3 of the casualties. Following policy initiatives driven by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and an
83% reduction in program funding, USAID officially ceased operations on July 1, 2025, and its remaining foreign assistance duties were absorbed into the U.S. State Department. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]

Epidemiologists, humanitarian groups, and predictive models warning of the catastrophic long-term human cost highlight several critical points regarding the crisis: [1]

Current Impact and Estimated Death Tolls

Immediate Casualties: Tracking models from organizations like ⁠ImpactCounter show that more than "757,000 people have already died" from the sudden halt in aid delivery, a rate of roughly "88 deaths every hour". [1]

Disproportionate Child Mortality: "Out of the initial 600,000 documented deaths, roughly 400,000 were children". This is heavily attributed to the termination of USAID-funded nutrition programs, which historically "supplied 50% of global therapeutic foods" for severe child malnutrition. [1, 2, 3]

Disease Spikes:
The suspension of the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) and regional global health supply chains caused "acute medication shortages". This disruption led to over "158,000 adult HIV deaths, 164,000 child pneumonia deaths, 125,000 child diarrhea deaths", and thousands of additional fatalities from "malaria and tuberculosis". [1, 2]

Projections Through 2030 14,000,000 At Risk:
A major peer-reviewed study published in The Lancet forecasts that if the funding cuts are not reversed, the continued absence of USAID programs will cause more than 14,000,000 excess deaths globally by 2030, including 4,500,000 children under 5. [1]

Pandemic Vulnerabilities: Public health experts warn that the complete loss of USAID's global health statistics and surveillance systems leaves the international community blind to emerging outbreaks, increasing the likelihood of uncontained future pandemics. [1]

Global Ground Realities

Cholera in the DRC: Following the sudden cancellation of U.S.-funded water and sanitation programs in Goma, families were forced to drink contaminated water from Lake Kivu, driving a
"361% spike in cholera" deaths. [1]

Refugee Hunger Crises:
On the Thailand-Myanmar border, "food rations to refugee camps were cut completely", leading to localized child starvation before temporary stopgap funding was partially resumed through late 2025. [1]

Total Departures:
"The U.S. has completely pulled out its aid infrastructure from heavily dependent nations like Afghanistan and Mozambique", where the abrupt departure left immense, un-fillable gaps in local clinical care, basic security infrastructure, and sanitation. [1]

While administration figures like Secretary of State Marco Rubio initially stated that "no one has died" from the foreign aid cuts, field reports from groups like ⁠Oxfam America and the United Nations continue to document a widespread, mounting humanitarian crisis

[Cliff4Trump Save Our Constitutional Republic @ives_clifford]

@w_terrence Crazy Dems. When the time comes, do not evacuate them to the moon or mars.

[Rod Wagner @RoderickPWagner]

@RightScopee Why would I be outraged at Elon’s on paper wealth. He employs over 160,000 people at excellent paying jobs. Give me a break.

[John Hamacher @JohnHamacher2]

@RightScopee B, get over it.

[Mimi Klepach @KlepachMimi]

@RightScopee @StandUpForFact Why would anyone feel they have any say in how, and how well another makes his or her money? Elon Musk employs many people with what he earns. If you are so concerned with those less fortunate, there are many organizations who help support those who don't have much.

[David M. Childress @DavidMChil72343]

@RightScopee Hell NO B

[Lewis23 @LewisofOC]

@RightScopee @RedEagleUpdates Not one bit
But I could use a loan my friend

[Brian S @BroSeg9875]

@RightScopee No

[Red 4 Ever! @renee_maga72881]

NO, WHY?
He made his Money Honestly, But The Cartel, Illegals, Somalians, Muslims, and India's people have all Drained Resources from Blue States.
They have brought Tyranny and Oppression to The People with Their Prayers outside to show who is in CHARGE!
Let's Take Our Country BACK from Democrats & The very Illegals & More they fight HARDER for, Rather than Americans!

[Jane Lopez @nanibunch9]

@RightScopee No! He’s worked for what he has and he’s entitled to it. He’s proven to be kind and generous and has shared his inventions and innovations w/the world. God has chosen to bless him, so be it.

[Tim Alspaugh @TimAlspaugh]

@RightScopee No

[Stephanie Pate @StellaP84559]

@RightScopee @StandUpForFact No. Elon worked for his money, but he donates his money.

[Theodore Jackson @TheodoreJa81107]

@RightScopee @RightPulseNewss NO WAY… HE EARNED IT

[Brian Butcher @BrianBu25828007]

Now that is odd isn't it?

[Dan Scavino Jr.🇺🇸🦅 @DanScavino]

GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!
❤️🤍💙🇺🇸🦅🚀

[Andrew McCarthy @AJamesMcCarthy]

Apparently Starship has a launch window that opens May 12th...

Looks like I'm not quite done shooting giant rockets yet!