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This is not American. Who appointed these people to play god?
These are the questions that He asks Oral History Review:
1. Why did the US Congress enact the law in order to seize the Republic of Vietnam?
2. Why has the US Congress approved the sovereignty of the Republic of Vietnam, but the Government of the US did not enforce the Unites States laws with the Republic of Vietnam?
3. Why did not the Government of the United States of America respect any the America law, the United States of America, the International Agreements, and the protocols of international relations with the Republic of Vietnam when the America is greatest power?
4. Why did not the USA enforce any the International Conventions treatment for Prisoners of War and 50 US Code 4105-prisoners of War -June 24,1970 because the US did not only approve the international convention but also enacted the law?
5. Why did the great America fool a small nation , which is the Republic of Vietnam because the masterminds of the Vietnam War belongingness of The Government of the United States of America when Kissinger is self confessed and said’ Vietnam failures we did to ourselves?
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We, the American citizens and the human beings, look back the Vietnam War of the Government of the United States of America when we do think this war in which the United States of America has revealed the unfair policy of the America. Because the United States Congress did not only respect its own ruling but also fooled a small nation, the United States Congress self walks above its own law and its super values of Constitution. Because of the United States treaties, the American laws, and the protocols of international relations , and the international Agreements with the Republic of Vietnam are bad less than the certificates marriages when the wife and the husband was divorced by each other. So the American Court system had ordered the child support. However, alls of things have belonged to the Vietnam War in which the American laws, the United States treaties, the International Agreements, and the protocols of the international relations are torn shred by the United States Congress when the Congress enacted foreign Assistance Acts to seize the Republic of Vietnam. We have looked black the Vietnam War when we exactly realize the human rights of the America in which have revealing the barbarous war of the Vietnam of America because the proxy war of America has imprisoned 1,000,000.00 the Southern Officers and murdered 300,000.00 the Southern Officers, the politicians, and the pundits by the event of on April30, 1975, by the Kissinger who has sold off the Republic of Vietnam to lets him protects a core of interests of America, but the Government of the United States of America did not only compensate any pennies to the war victims bus also brings them home makes modern slavery war in the America.
Some 4,000 canines served, soldiers every bit as integral as their human counterparts.
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Some 4,000 canines served, soldiers every bit as integral as their human…
Some 4,000 canines served, soldiers every bit as integral as their human counterparts.
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Bipartisan Bill will Restore Medicaid Coverage for COFA Citizens
October 23,2019
WASHINGTON, DC — Today, Representatives Tony Cárdenas (D-CA), Amata Coleman Radewagen (R-AS), Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI), Steve Womack (R-AR), Ed Case (D-HI) and Gregorio Sablan (D-MP) introduced the Covering Our FAS Allies Act (COFA Act), a bill to reinstate Medicaid eligibility for the more than 61,000 citizens of the Freely Associated States living in the United States and its territories under the Compacts of Free Association (COFA).
“COFA communities have contributed to our nation’s security, pay taxes and play a role in driving our economy, but they are not eligible for many of the programs that their tax dollars support,” said Kathy Ko Chin, president and CEO of APIAHF. “We thank Representatives Cárdenas, Radewagen, Gabbard, Womack, Case and Sablan for correcting a nearly 25-year error, by working to restore Medicaid eligibility to COFA individuals. We hope that the bill will continue to receive bipartisan support and will be passed in the House and Senate.”
The Compacts of Free Association, since 1986, have defined the relationship between the United States and the independent governments of the Freely Associated States (FAS) including the Republic of the Marshall Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, and the Republic of Palau. In return for the exclusive use and military strategic positioning in those countries, the United States entered into a treaty agreement to provide care for individuals from the Freely Associated States (commonly called COFA communities), along with the right for them to freely enter, live and work in the United States.
In 1996, Congress inadvertently excluded COFA individuals from the list of legally present non-citizens eligible to qualify for certain federal benefits. Since then, COFA individuals have been excluded from qualifying for Medicaid. The denial of Medicaid has led to poor health consequences for COFA communities, many of whom suffer from serious chronic conditions and health disparities, including effects from exposure to nuclear weapons testing conducted by the United States in FAS nations. In the absence of federal support, states with large and emerging COFA populations have shouldered the costs of providing care.
This legislation is the companion namesake to Sen. Mazie K. Hirono (D-Hawaii) and Sen. Brian Schatz’s (D-Hawaii) bill, S. 2218, which was introduced in July.
A study at Rush University is now inviting Asian LGBTQ (50+ years) for an phone interview to share your unique experience and to help to promote health and wellness among Asian LGBTQ communities!
JOIN US September 14th @ Cal Memorial Stadium for our Polynesian Heritage Celebration!!
This year for the Cal vs North Texas Football Game, Cal will be putting together a Polynesian Heritage celebration and we'd love to have as many community members and allies in attendance! There will be a pre-game festival featuring DJ Big Body Cisco, and several cultural performances as well--so come jam out with us! Each person who purchases a ticket for the game will also receive a FREE Cal Bandana.
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Have a group of friends that all want to come? Contact Leeza at (510)-642-2692 for more info.
Rush University is working on a study that examines experiences with trauma and other minority stressors on mental health among older LGBT Asian populations. We are looking to conduct phone interviews with older Asian LGBTQ individuals 50+ years for the study.
After the phone interview, participants will receive a $25 incentive to compensate for their time. If you are interested in participating in a phone interview please contact
[email protected] or 312-469-0726. Thank you!
All of Us Research will assist researchers to find the best way to for us to stay healthy through precision medicine.
Please visit joinallofus.org for more.org for more information.
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