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Money now, so we can pre position the food. If we dont, youve got to have a catastrophe. Definitely an urgent situation. Even if you got that money, the 200000000. 00 right now this minute, would you be able to help the people of our can estimate, given that there are no apparently no 8 flights allowed in Cobble Apple . Now the cobble airport does it impact our operations. We bring all the food that we bring into afghanistan by truck. And so we can reach the people. Were reaching 5000000 now, but we need the extra money to scale up to the needs that are absolutely catastrophic right before. Very nice. So if we get the money will reach the people, in fact, in every area that we are now, were getting the cooperation from all of the, the leaders in authority in those area, whether its a taliban or others, were receiving the cooperation we need. Weve told everyone on the ground we need neutrality, impartiality, independence, and so far everyone has given us what we need to be able to reach

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