May 17, 2012 Dear President Obama: Your ... - Oakland Institute
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Name From Comments<br />
195. Jim hitworth Ucluelet, Canada Once again the greedy and powerful have been rewarded<br />
by the greedy and the powerful.<br />
196. Engeda Alemu Stone mountain, GA This is deplorable. We cannot use our tax dollars to prop<br />
up failing corrupt regime.<br />
197. Abebe Seifu Mclean, VI<br />
198. Elizabeth A Alexandria, VA<br />
199. Sarah Kulberg <strong>Oakland</strong>, CA<br />
200. Roger Roman Sandton, South Africa<br />
201. Monica Favela Alexandria, VA<br />
202. Markus Meister Graz, Austria<br />
203. melake bekele gaithersburg, MD<br />
204. Shannon Duncan Jamaica Plain, MA<br />
205. Demiss Belete Reynoldsburg, OH<br />
206. wotetu tegegne tokyo, Japan<br />
207. Daniel Bekele Atlanta, GA<br />
208. Ashish Fernandes Boston, MA<br />
209. Lynda Addington Helena, MT<br />
210. Kassahun Desta San Diego, CA<br />
211. Stephanie Dluhos Ozone Park, NY<br />
212. Atalia Howe Buenos Aires,<br />
Argentina<br />
Aid and development must be designed to benefit the local<br />
people!!! Not aid in the development of large profits abroad<br />
or for wealthy land owners. Trickle-down economics is a<br />
sham; it's propaganda to push through crony capitalism<br />
and neoliberal ideology.<br />
213. Michael Gasser Bloomington, IN As a former Peace Corps volunteer in Ethiopia who<br />
recently returned briefly to teach a short course at Addis<br />
Ababa University, I have a little insight into what is good for<br />
Ethiopia. These large-scale agricultural projects are not<br />
what Ethiopia needs. They will perhaps benefit the small<br />
middle class but can only disrupt the lives of ordinary<br />
Ethiopians.<br />
214. norbert powell cin, OH Mr. <strong>President</strong>,<br />
Allowing continued exploitation of the African continent is<br />
not acceptable. If only a forum of trade between the african<br />
people and the american small companies could be<br />
established, then a true benefit to both peoples could be<br />
realized. My experience along with attempts to do so<br />
makes me confident of this end. Huge conglomerate<br />
pirates will continue to take and destroy. While I know your<br />
plate is overloaded, I trust you will look deeper into this<br />
matter.<br />
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