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The Trump administration said Tuesday that it is pulling almost all USAID workers off the job and out of the field worldwide, moving to all but end a six-decade mission to shore up American security by fighting starvation, funding education and working to end epidemics.

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The Kosher Red Pill1 year ago

Politico was starving?

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Johnny Wishbone1 year ago

I like how the lib media tries to spin it as "OH YOU'RE GOING TO STARVE THE CHILDREN, THATS ALL THEY FUNDED" Sorry.. Not gonna work this time.

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AmericanRebel1 year ago

No need to lie, @AP because everyone knows that USAID is corrupt to the core and does nothing to fight starvation or ending epidemics.

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Pacheco the Ghost1 year ago

95% of USAID funding did not go to starving kids. You know this. In education, it required schools to teach LGBTQ principles, even in conservative cultures. It was a tool of the left.

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Gimme3Steps1 year ago

That's a fraction of what USAID does. The ones in the field do dirty work like this

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Mammoth Nation2 years ago

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Crazy Fenak1 year ago

This was clearly an act of political vengeance by Elon Musk and likely for USAID opposing Apartheid in South Africa. Nobody believes it has anything to do with efficiency or any serious allegations of fraud. If there was fraud that's dealt with by FBI not cancelling the agency.

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Poneyboy Pablo1 year ago

Here are a few more of the ridiculous projects on which they spent YOUR money: — $7.9 million to teach Sri Lankan journalists how to avoid “binary-gendered language” — $20 million for a new Sesame Street show in Iraq — $4.5+ million to “combat disinformation” in Kazakhstan — $1.5 million for “art for inclusion of people with disabilities” — $2 million for sex changes and “LGBT activism” in Guatemala — $6 million to “transform digital spaces to reflect feminist democratic principles” — $2.1 million to help the BBC “value the diversity of Libyan society” — $10 million worth of USAID-funded meals, which went to an al Qaeda-linked terrorist group — $25 million for Deloitte to promote “green transportation” in the country of Georgia — $6 million for tourism in Egypt — $2.5 million to promote “inclusion” in Vietnam — $16.8 million for a SEPARATE “inclusion” group in Vietnam — ~$5 million to EcoHealth Alliance, one of the key NGOs funding bat virus research at the Wuhan lab — $20 million for a group related to a key player in the Russiagate impeachment hoax — $1.1 million to an Armenian “LGBT group” — $1.2 million to help the African Methodist Episcopal Church Service and Development Agency in Washington, D.C., build “a state-of-the-art 440 seat auditorium” — $1.3 million to Arab and Jewish photographers — $1.5 million to promote “LGBT advocacy” in Jamaica — $1.5 million to “rebuild” the Cuban media ecosystem — $2 million to promote “LGBT equality through entrepreneurship” in Latin America — $500K to solve sectarian violence in Israel (just ten days before the Hamas October 7 attack) — $2.3 million for “artisanal and small scale gold mining” in the Amazon — $3.9 million for “LGBT causes” in the western Balkans — $5.5 million for LGBT activism in Uganda — $6 million for advancing LGBT issues in “priority countries around the world” — $6.3 million for men who have sex with men in South Africa — $8.3 million for “USAID Education: Equity and Inclusion” — USAID’s “climate strategy” outlined a $150 billion “whole-of-agency” approach to building an “equitable world with net-zero greenhouse gas emissions.”

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Jake Nordstrum1 year ago

Did you see where the money was actually going?! You are the worst journalists ever. 😂

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Short Cotton Ball1 year ago

Good. It's a money laundering scheme

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Buford T. Justice1 year ago

Were they funding the AP as well as the NY Times and Politico?

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