Related Submission >> https://voat.co/v/GreatAwakening/3607063 ( credit: @Cybersleuth007 ) 'World Vision’s partnership with the Clinton Foundation, thier highest-profile activity on which they partner is a safe drinking water initiative which USAID provides funding for. In 2011, W. Vision announced a joint effort with the Clinton Foundation that would focus on women and girls, and that it was making a “$200 million commitment” to the project. keep in mind, World Vision U.S. has been receiving more than $170 million in federal grants each year which more than likely makes it back to the Clintons. Procter & Gamble is also a major partner in the initiative. The Obamas are also connected with W. Vision but in other areas. Markle was a W. Vision ambassador she also worked on the clean water initiative and was in Rwanda for it in 2016 3 years after Bill and Chelsea were there. Dailymail reported about her W. Vision work and how W. Vision was involved with the sex scandal in Haiti.'

John Warnock Hinckley, Jr. – the man who shot President Ronald Reagan in March 1981 – was found not guilty by reason of insanity, and was subsequently granted unsupervised visits with his family. Had Reagan died, then-Vice-President George H. W. Bush would have succeeded him to the presidency. A copy of J.D. Salinger’s “The Catcher in the Rye” was found in Hinckley’s hotel room.

Hinckley’s father – John Hinckley, Sr. – was the president of the Denver-based Vanderbilt Energy Corporation. Beginning in 1976, he served as the president and as a member of the board of directors of the World Vision International Christian missionary charity organization. It has been alleged that World Vision carried out assassin-recruiting of Communist dissidents for the Central Intelligence Agency.

John Hinckley Sr.’s son Scott served as the vice-president of Vanderbilt Energy. From 1974 to 1980, Scott Hinckley lived in Lubbock, Texas at the same time that George H. W. Bush’s son Neil lived there. Scott Hinckley had planned to dine at Neil Bush’s Denver home on the night of the attempt on Reagan’s life by Hinckley’s brother John.

Three-and-a-half months prior to the shooting of Reagan, Mark David Chapman shot John Lennon to death outside his residence at the Dakota Building in New York City. Chapman’s father – David Curtis Chapman – had served served as a staff sergeant in the U.S. Air Force.

It has been alleged that in 1975 – the same year the Vietnam War ended – Mark David Chapman worked for World Vision International at a refugee camp in Laos, a neighboring country of Vietnam; that Chapman has also done similar work in Lebanon – a neighbor of the State of Israel – and Arkansas. Chapman once shook hands with President Gerald Ford.

Chapman shot John Lennon – who had claimed to be aware that his phone was being tapped by the FBI in the early 1970s – on December 8th, 1980; a month after the 1980 presidential election, and six weeks prior to the inauguration of President Reagan and Vice-President George H. W. Bush.

After Lennon was shot – while waiting for the police to arrive – Chapman read J.D. Salinger’s “The Catcher in the Rye”, the same book found in the hotel room of Reagan’s would-be assassin several months later.