USAID Busted! Deep State Panic

Arnaud Bertrand

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There you have it, from the horse's mouth. When you weaponize your aid program into something that "supports freedom fighters" (reminder that one man's "freedom fighter" is another man's terrorist) or chases your geopolitical enemies around the world, it ain't an aid program anymore.It's tragic in a way because this actually undermines the very concept of helping others. Just like the weaponization of human rights undermined actual human rights. When you turn something into a weapon, you simultaneously kill its very spirit

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what is funny is that one of the detractors said that they couldn't have access because USAID was classified. What about foreign aid would be classified? It goes to prove it was nothing more than a CIA slush fund and Trump is the first to take it on. CIA has dirt on all of the other politicians and holds them hostage. Not Trump
 
Now we know who was funding lefty causes.

I knew something was hinky when the left didn't complain about those "religious organizations" sucking on the taxpayer's teat.

SHUT IT DOWN!
 
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