wholegrain It seems to me that the IMF and other global US institutions serve the US imperialistic agendas, and they, the US, try to cover this by, in fact, committing efforts into resources to legitimate programs. Indeed, how can the IMF, for instance, impose severe conditions to upon countries that borrowed money , ( these frugality programs that help undevelop these countries that are already below the threshold of poverty? ) It's not that these institutions are necessarily evil per se, but that the US influence seems to dictate their development in a pernicious way , so as not to allow them to serve effectively the ends that they were created for, but rather serve their (antecedent unclear) own geopolitical agendas in a very subtle way.
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wholegrainIt seems to me that the IMF and other global US institutions serve the US imperialistic agendas, and they, the US, try to cover this by, in fact, committingefforts intoresources to legitimate programs. Indeed, how can the IMF, for instance, impose severe conditionstoupon countries that borrowed money,
wholegrain wouldn't "committingefforts into" be borderline acceptable?