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Germany is pledging $680 million to tsunami relief. Their 2002 population was 83 million, so that comes to over $8 per capita. That far surpasses what the U.S. is donating: $350M through our government, $200M through private donations, and, what, maybe $100M in military aid? $2 per person. We still ought to be doing better. Australia is giving $765 million in loans and grants. They're a country of 20M people. WOW!!!! "Overproof" wrote in message news:8C_Cd.51842$dv1.48975@edtnps89... Yup.... Canada is pretty low on the donation list. 65 million bucks! 32 million people! The USA has surpassed us by a wide margin. 350 million bucks 300 million people CM |
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