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You've got that story plus multilateralism with teeth.

But first, 200 organizations asked the Gates Foundation to stop funding the failed

Green Revolution.

Billions of dollars in aid and subsidies for industrial agriculture in Africa are harming

food security in one of the world's hungriest regions.

This according to African groups asking donors to switch their funding to African-led efforts and agroecology.

In a letter delivered Tuesday, 200 organizations led by the Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa has asked the

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, popular CIA front the U.S. Agency for International Development,

U.S. aid, and other donors to stop financing the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa,

agra ha ha ha. The billion dollar effort has unequivocally failed in its mission and harmed broader efforts to support African farmers, the group said.

They delivered their letter as donors gathered for the African Green Revolution Forum this week in Nairobi, Kenya.

The annual fundraising event established by the Yara International

Fertilizer Company says it is designed to energize the political will for policies and investments

in sustainable agriculture transformation.

The forum, funded by chemical companies, private donors, and other partners, said it will elevate the single

coordinated African voice to the United Nations Food System Summit later this month, which is why

all this is now happening. That claim, though, rankled African groups and many others who have

been calling on United Nations leaders for at least two years to champion human rights, food

sovereignty, and ecology at the 2021 Food Summit and say their concerns have all been ignored.

Kind of like the BLM folks who don't have a table at the Biden administration and are wondering,

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