If all these people and stars donate to the kids in africa for the past years why are they still in proverty?

Question

they said theyd donated millions youd think that something would change but now

Answer 1

Take a look at Dafur - remember when the problems were first reported?  Now look to see if any progress has been made.  Exactly how many years is it?  

Then analyse the Palestinian situation.

Take a look at the USA.  The coloured/***** population if taken as an economic entity as a group was about the 11th most prosperous group in the world a few years ago.  Why are there still coloured people in the USA in need?

Again, look to the well-published plans of the world order and watch events unfolding around you to get your question answered even more clearly.

The people that care in the world are 'placated' to 'dumb them down' and there is precious little one can do about it .  Top names in entertainment, church and politics are used to placate people to achieve the end objective.  Its called mind-control.

The end objective of the world order is to reduce the current population down to about 500m from 6b.

How come this fact is not obvious to everyone?  From a secular point of view, it must be supported.  From a humanitarian point or biblical point, it has yet to be debated.

A Google example reference is 'The Georgia Guidestones' .  There are many references to the deliberate reduction of world population.  Find out where Ted Turner's 1b$ actually went to in the UN.

Another obvious problem from someone who has actually stood in the mission farms of Africa is that the African typically will populate according to current resources and decline as necessary.  No matter how much is provided the population will always increase accordingly with any surplus being siphoned off to Swiss bank accounts by an unscrupulous few at the time.  Witchcraft and therefore superstition is more than rife thereby governing the day to day life of most of these people.  This is really a losing battle.

So this is all written in the Book and is happening on time and according to plan.  Trust the evidence of your own eyes.

Answer 2

You can't throw a bucket of water on a raging fire and wonder why it's still burning. You can't drop one seed into the ground and wonder why you don't have a huge crop. You can't throw one shovel full of dirt into a massive hole and wonder why the hole is still there.

The problems in Africa are systemic and many, many, many years in the making. We've spent only a few years trying to undo what took *centuries* to create.

The progress that gets made in Africa often becomes undone all too easily because of the massive proliferation of guns, lack of infrastructure, widespread corruption among corporations and government officials and, ofcourse, greed (see Kenya, which up until now was a huge success story).

But not everything is bad in Africa -- there are countries and communities in Africa that *are* success stories. Tourism is booming in South Africa, Nigeria, Tanzania and Ghana, for instance. Many of the universities are excellent. If you've ever been, you would find rather remarkable and industrious communities throughout the continent. Development and relief efforts DO have impact (Ethiopia is a prime example of that).

Answer 3

Its generally accepted that feeding the needy is a good idea. Its all c**p. if you feed the needy are they any less needy?  Teach them to feed themselves, now thats a tool they can keep.