Where do I start with this one?

This post started because I know that we have previously posted about PEPFAR and it's connections to Nyumbani Orphanage: Representatives from US Department of State, PEPFAR, and USAID visit Nyumbani

A number of videos have come out recently about Birx's connections with PEPFAR, like this one https://youtu.be/RSfP8sXtMbk?t=234

Corey's Digs is currently writing a book about the corruption there and has published the first couple of chapters: Is AIDS US $90B Taxpayer Dollars A Global Slush Fund?

The U.S. Government’s PEPFAR is the largest funder of any nation to a single disease in the world, and the largest donor to the Global Fund, to the tune of over $90 billion to date. .. Three U.S. Presidents, over 35 governments, the UNDP, the Global Fund, GAVI, and over two dozen major non-profits along with countless smaller ones, have been cashing in for nearly two decades...Bill and Melinda Gates, Jeffrey Sachs, Kofi Annan, and Amir Attaran are listed as the founders of The Global Fund, but who really strategized and implemented its structure, its funding, and its “immunity” status?

That's a whole can of worms. But we'll focus here on the Nyumbani Orphanage. A voat post:

• New York's Administration for Children's Services, a BBC documentary "Guinea Pig Kids", Columbia University, Nyumbani USA and the pizzagate connections

President of Nyumbani USA is Charles DeSantis http://www.nyumbani.org/nyumbani-usa/

You remember him.. Bill Clinton babysits his adopted children: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/3452995

In 2017, the Nyumbani Orphanage held a reception at Washington’s Ritz-Carlton Hotel to honour Ambassador Deborah Birx, U.S. global AIDS coordinator, and Susan Raymond, executive vice-president for research, evaluation and strategic planning at Changing Our World Inc.

Nyumbani stages fundraiser for HIV-positive orphans in Kenya [archived: http://archive.is/wip/WxP6R]

The dinner’s gold sponsors were Lockheed Martin Corp. and Guiseppe and Mercedes Cecchi. There were three silver-level sponsors: Johnson & Johnson, Chris and Kathleen Matthews, and Kathleen and Fred Rotondaro. At the bronze level, there were 21 sponsors, including individuals and corporations. This year’s Honorary Committee members included House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio), House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi of California, and other members of Congress.

https://imgur.com/a/EtS3R7o From left, Erin Banda, Nyumbani USA board administrator; Sister Mary Owens, and Lorna MacLeod of Micato Safaris attend Nyumbani’s annual fundraising dinner Sept. 26.

In the news, 2004: Kenyan Doctor Sues Oxford University

Nairobi — The Kenyan doctor at the centre of a controversial HIV/Aids research involving Nairobi's Nyumbani Children's Home is suing Oxford University for breach of scientific protocol and ethical principles.

Lawyers for Dr Moses Otsyula intimated yesterday that a suit would be filed today. The thrust of Otsyula's case is that Oxford University scientists "stole the blood of Kenyan orphans and took it to Britain to carry out unlawful research into Aids."

About Changing Our World Inc. https://www.changingourworld.com/who-we-are/

Chairman - Michael P. Hoffman

As an expert in philanthropy, Mike has provided strategic guidance to the world’s leading nonprofit organizations, philanthropies and corporations in organizational development, fundraising, branding and corporate social engagement. Among his clients are: Ascension Global Mission; the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation; The Case Foundation; Cordaid; the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria; the Scalabrini International Migration Network; and Synergos. Corporate clients have included Bally and Harry Winston.

Susan Raymond, Ph.D https://www.changingourworld.com/people/dr-susan-raymond/

Prior to joining Changing Our World, Susan held positions with the New York Academy of Sciences, where she founded the public policy program, the World Bank and the U.S. Agency for International Development. She has been an advisor to several State Department and Congressional commissions on foreign assistance reform.

Susan is a member of the advisory board of the Center for Global Prosperity in Washington, D.C., and a Faculty Lecturer at Columbia University. In 2012, the director of the National Science Foundation appointed her to the board of the United States Civilian Research and Development Foundation. In 2014, she was appointed by the National Academy of Sciences to an organizing committee for a national survey of research and development in the nonprofit sector.