Doctors Without Borders Says Health Center in Yemen Is Bombed
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Solie said:
The DPR has the right to deny MSF operations if they wish. I wouldn't say they are targeting them, particularly in association with the Sudia and US bombings. The DPR's committee overseeing humanitarian agencies said, "it had withdrew accreditation from Doctor Without Borders (MSF) over its involvement in espionage and smuggling psychotropic substances." So, it may very well be that MSF along with unknown Western influences were targeting them.
Western 'humanitarian' agencies have been known to do these things, so it wouldn't surprise me if it's true. And if they are involved in such things it adds in a new layer to these bombings as there may have been some dirty dealings gone sour, or something the US/Saudi Arabia is trying covered up.
Solie123
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The problem with that Renaissance is that the DPR hasn't show any evidence for their allegations.
And I'm really not going to believe that all of a sudden Ukraine is freaking out about the release of paramedical drugs to the population, when visitors and residents of Ukraine are often amazed at how easy it is to buy medication in pharmacies and to self-prescribe. Today, Ukraine's public healthcare is very limited and only supports five programs for major diseases, such as oncology, HIV, tuberculosis, diabetes, transplantology, and rare children's diseases. Treatment of any other health condition must be paid entirely by the patient.
Taking down MSF will leave thousands of patients without help. I'm not saying they need to be praised, because all big medicine today is corrupt, but I haven't seen anything that points to their intentions being tainted. Doctors Without Borders has not received or solicited funding from the US Government since 2002, and does not accept money from pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies.
There's bigger fish to catch, why aren't the big Pharmaceutical company in Ukraine not getting investigated?
I could be completely wrong on this... I haven't really researched, and have only skimmed through information, but for now, this is what I have available to me as knowledge, until I'm shown something otherwise.
And I'm really not going to believe that all of a sudden Ukraine is freaking out about the release of paramedical drugs to the population, when visitors and residents of Ukraine are often amazed at how easy it is to buy medication in pharmacies and to self-prescribe. Today, Ukraine's public healthcare is very limited and only supports five programs for major diseases, such as oncology, HIV, tuberculosis, diabetes, transplantology, and rare children's diseases. Treatment of any other health condition must be paid entirely by the patient.
Taking down MSF will leave thousands of patients without help. I'm not saying they need to be praised, because all big medicine today is corrupt, but I haven't seen anything that points to their intentions being tainted. Doctors Without Borders has not received or solicited funding from the US Government since 2002, and does not accept money from pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies.
There's bigger fish to catch, why aren't the big Pharmaceutical company in Ukraine not getting investigated?
I could be completely wrong on this... I haven't really researched, and have only skimmed through information, but for now, this is what I have available to me as knowledge, until I'm shown something otherwise.
