The Global Affairs’ Top 3 Affairs

Canada’s international Assistance funds converted into dollars reveals the height at which foreign organizations are able to collect Canadian dollars

For each new thing, Canadians are told to pay increasingly more for everyday life All kinds of unimaginable pretext are used to justify diging in the people’s pockets : the climate is changing, the carbon is choking everyone, the flu is rougher than usual so now it jumped only to chickens then they must be eliminated therefore your eggs will be more expensive, Canadians are expected to blindly pay for all of it. Trust the science and the government they say.

Meanwhile, behind the closed doors where the discussions nobody is allowed to hear happen, international deals are being made and signed without public consultations. The people only learn after signature, that those deals have nothing to do with the goodness of the heart and a will to improve human condition in other countries.

On paper that is what it says, sure, but in reality, after decades of paying, one must wonder:

“How come the children in Africa still need our money?”

Could it be that the globalist organizations are not at all efficient at doing what they claim they can do?

Could it be that people followed their pied piper and did not see their true intentions behind their nice allocutions and beautiful promises of a better world that still has not arrived billion$ later?

Top 3 Best Paid Partners

Let’s take a look at the three (3) biggest foreign projects Global Affairs invested into under the Liberal government.

They are:

1st. Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

2nd. IBRD Trust Funds – World Bank

3rd. Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance

Let’s examine their finances as described in the ‘Global Affairs Canada’ website. I converted the percentages into Canadian dollars for more concrete understanding of the magnitude of the international funding future generations will still be being for in decades.

1st – Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

Over eight (8) years, ending in December 2025, Canadians will have paid $3,150,000,000. to ‘Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria’ in Geneva.

This is the original amount which was posted on the Global Affairs’ website before it was taken offline and updated therefore it is the amount I used for the calculations.

You can read about the alterations to the Global Affairs’ database in the the article The Global Affairs’ Altered Database to discover the projects and payments the Global Affairs’ public servants tried to hide from public scrutiny following the ‘USAID’ saga.

The organization, Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, is involved in Africa, Asia, Europe and Regional America. Here is their budget financial structure:

South of Sahara, regional – 33.3% – $1,048,950,000.
Africa, regional – 25.5% – $803,250,000.
Asia, regional – 23.3% – $733,950,000.
America, regional – 8.3% – $261,450,000.
Middle-East, regional – 3.6% – $113,400,000.
Europe, regional – 2.7% – $85,050,000.
South America, regional – 1.7% – $53,550,000.
Others – 1.7% – $53,550,000.

Knowing that there are patents for AIDS and its cure, spending over three (3) billions for these engineered illnesses may be excessive and questionable? The alarm for investigations is ringning. How about arresting those working at making the world sick instead? It would save a lot more money on the long run without mentioning the benefits, like a healthier population.

Recent findings from Court hearings, studies and research papers have exposed the dangers these novel mRNA injections can cause to human health and life. How can the Ministry of Health still recommend anyone to be injected with this novel technology which has failed the ‘Safe and Effective’ test and was pushed under false representation? The Pfizer documents made public few years ago listed 1276 side effects, this does not qualify their injection as a safe treatment for anyone who can think.

Maybe it is time to stop spending further in all these injection programs worldwide? They are costing Canadians a fortune and nowhere does it say that Canada has to pay for the world’s health care, nor should it.

Maybe it was a great idea initially but in 2025, these players should be tossed aside and these agreements scrapped, Canadians must come first and every country should do the same.

2nd – IBRD Trust Funds – World Bank

The second best paid partnership is the ‘IBRD Trust Funds – World Bank’ in Washington DC, they have raked in $2,601,897,539.31

This organization is also involved in Africa, Asia and regional America. Here is their payment distribution in Canadian tax dollars:

Africa, regional – 13.6% – $353,858,065.35
Ethiopia – 10.9% – $283,606,831.78
Asia, regional – 10.4% – $270,597,344.09
America, regional – 8.5% – $221,161,290.84
Indonesia – 7.3% – $189,938,520.37
Philippines – 5.4% – $140,502,467.12
South Africa, regional – 5.4% – $140,502,467.12
Others – 38.5% – $1,001,730,552.63

The biggest part of 38.5% is for ‘Others’ which amounts to over a billion dollars. Wait, what? It seems like a lot of payments can be dissimulated in ‘Others’.

Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance

The third biggest money grabber is ‘Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance’ in Geneva which in ten years was able to extract $ 1,720,324,072. from Canada’s economy.

This is Bill Gates’ favorite organization, along with the World Health Organization (WHO) which both are big collectors of Canadian tax dollars, coincidentally.

Africa, regional – 60.1% – $1,033,914,767.27
Asia, regional – 23.8% – $409,437,129.14
America, regional – 10.8% – $185,794,999.78
Europe, regional – 2% – $34,406,481.44
Oceania, regional – 1.7% – $29,245,509.22
South of Sahara, regional – 1.1% – $18,923,564.79
Ethiopia – 0.6% – $10,321,944.43

The ‘Vaccination Pushers’ are very hungry and greedy. It seems that every organization has vaccine-related expenses. It is to wonder if Canada is getting some sort of kickbacks for putting so much effort in injecting the world with experimental products?

The Liberal government’s injection obsession actually totals the biggest expenses in Canada’s Global Affairs, and we are not talking about Health Canada’s expenses here. Now tell me about appearance of corruption without mentioning appearance of corruption.

Canadians have paid more than they can afford in this field, maybe it would be worth following the money paid to pharmaceutical-related programs and expenses?

The People are ready to make accountability great again in Canada and uncover what can be Inconveniently TRUE about government spendings.

Chantal Dupuis

Thank you for reading.