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[in4newz]

U.S. FOOTS 50% OF UKRAINE'S MILITARY BILL WHILE EUROPE SCRAMBLES TO FILL GAP

U.S. has provided a whopping $69 billion in military aid to Ukraine since 2022, dwarfing Germany's $13.6B and UK's $10.8B contributions.

Trump's recent pause on military support has European leaders suddenly discovering their checkbooks.

EU Commission President von der Leyen called it a "watershed moment."

European nations would need to double their current $53.8B collective contribution to match what America has supplied. Meanwhile, Hungary sits out the solidarity party, refusing to sign the joint statement.

[trexalicious]

More like her ratings fell faster than a Soho House girl's knickers...🤣

[justbeingnamaste]

Malia Obama says she deserved every penny of the $2.3 million she got from USAID...

[humorandwhatnot]

Celebrities and Zelensky

Donald Trump - The Restoration

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https://www.npr.org/sections/goats-and-soda/2025/02/26/nx-s1-5310673/usaid-trump-administration-global-health

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[coolcarsntrucksngunsnusa]

She would look better in orange.

[in4newz]

Federal workers are going off.

[trexalicious]

How can anyone think he's interested in peace...

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[claudiosuenaga]

O desperdício e o abuso são comuns na USAID

Em 3 de fevereiro de 2025, a Casa Branca emitiu um Comunicado de Imprensa intitulado "At USAID, Waste and Abuse Runs Deep" ("O desperdício e o abuso são comuns na USAID"), de autoria de Karoline Leavitt, secretária de imprensa da Casa Branca.

O comunicado critica a Agência dos Estados Unidos para o Desenvolvimento Internacional [United States Agency for International Development (USAID)] por desperdiçar mais de 1 bilhão e meio dólares em iniciativas de diversidade e inclusão fora dos Estados Unidos.

O documento destacou diversos exemplos de financiamentos externos realizados pela agência:

1,5 milhões de euros para promover a diversidade, a equidade e a inclusão (DEI) nos locais de trabalho e nas comunidades empresariais da Sérvia.

370 mil euros para a produção de um musical DEI na Irlanda.

2,5 milhões de euros para promover a utilização de veículos elétricos no Vietnã.

447 mil euros para uma ópera transgênero na Colômbia.

232 mil euros para uma banda desenhada transgênero no Peru.

5 milhões de dólares para mudanças de sexo e ativismo LGBT na Guatemala.

Milhões de dólares para a EcoHealth Alliance, que participava na investigação de ganho de função viral no laboratório de Wuhan.

Milhões de dólares para refeições destinadas aos combatentes da Al-Qaeda na Síria.

Financiamento de contraceptivos personalizados nos países em desenvolvimento.

Centenas de milhões de dólares para financiar canais de irrigação, equipamentos agrícolas e fertilizantes destinados ao cultivo de papoulas e produção de heroína no Afeganistão.

Leavitt destacou que esses gastos são considerados "prioridades absurdas" e que o governo está revisando as despesas para alinhá-las com as ordens executivas do presidente Donald Trump.

A USAID está sob investigação pelo Departamento de Eficiência Governamental [Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)], co-liderado por Elon Musk. Musk sugeriu que parte dos recursos da USAID poderia ter sido desviada para o Hamas, grupo extremista palestino. Além disso, a Casa Branca já bloqueou um pagamento de US$ 50 milhões para a compra de preservativos na Faixa de Gaza, alegando possíveis desvios de recursos.

Diante dessas informações, seria interessante que o Ministério Público do Brasil solicitasse à Administração Trump uma lista das decisões que, no Brasil, optaram por incluir a ideologia LGBT no ensino oficial, investir em energia "verde" considerada desastrosa e censurar opositores da narrativa oficial.

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https://www.devex.com/news/scoop-usaid-kenya-partner-has-no-funds-to-carry-out-pepfar-waiver-109390

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He has the same job position as Huma Abedin had (special government employee) under Hillary Clinton but Democrats didn't bitch about her clearance and access...#DemocraticHypocrisy

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USAID staff instructed to shred, burn documents amid agency dismantling

A senior official at the US Agency for International Development (USAID) directed remaining staff to destroy sensitive documents stored at the agency’s former headquarters in Washington, DC, Politico reported.

Erica Carr, USAID’s acting executive director, instructed staff to spend an “all day” session shredding and burning documents, including contents of classified safes and personnel files. The email specified that burn bags should be labeled with the words “SECRET” and “USAID/B/IO/” (bureau or independent office) using a dark Sharpie.

The email did not provide a reason for the document destruction, but it comes amid mass layoffs and the agency’s relocation from the Ronald Reagan Building.

Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is set to move into the vacated space, having leased 390,000 square feet of office space last month.

The document destruction effort highlights the chaotic dismantling of USAID, which once managed a $40 billion annual budget and employed over 10,000 staff worldwide. The Trump administration has significantly reduced the agency’s operations, canceling more than 80% of its programmes and transferring the remaining ones to the State Department.

The move aligns with President Trump’s broader agenda of shrinking the federal government and reducing foreign aid. However, critics argue that the abrupt closure of USAID undermines global development efforts and leaves a void in international humanitarian assistance.

The directive follows recent controversies involving USAID’s secure computer systems. Last month, Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) attempted to access USAID’s systems, including information on employee security clearances, sparking an internal uproar. Two USAID security staff were placed on administrative leave, though DOGE denied any improper access to classified data.

Critics argue that the destruction of sensitive materials could hinder accountability and oversight, particularly as USAID’s programmes are transferred to the State Department.

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