Dems passed a bill adding 87,000 IRS agents to audit taxpayers and make sure we pay every cent we owe, but they are in a full panic now that where our money is being spent is being scrutinized.
It’s a simple point to make, and either Trump or Leavitt need to be making it loudly and often, along with Trump-supporting media like Newsmax, Bongino, Hannity, OAN, Tucker, and Clay/Buck, and others.
Judicial branch said executive branch can’t have access to … executive branch files/information?
”Separation of powers!” Which TugTard was whining about that earlier in the week as the legislative branch was trying to take over an executive branch building? Leftists here have had so many bad takes here this week it’s hard to keep track of all the idiocy.
I'm sure all that money to Soros to fund anti-American activities was well spent because it did fund a lot of anti-American activities. And being an anti-American POS is really being a great American patriot because why would the dementia patient uh, the George Soros backed cabal that ran the White House give a Jew Hater like Soros the Presidential Medal of Freedom?
This is why Gaza can't have nice things. You can use it to build a Riviera on the Mediterranean or use the cement to build tunnels to kill Jews. Then the Jews blow up the cement factory. If Headboard won we would already have USAID ready to rebuilt bigger and better for the next October 7.
https://ace.mu.nu/
Quick Hits
—Ace
Ever wonder where Hamas got all the concrete to build its extensive network of terror tunnels?
If you've seen all those videos of Hamas' underground cities in which they plan and prepare for their urban warfare against Israelis, you will notice a lot of interesting things.
One of them is that they are all lined with massive amounts of concrete. There are miles and miles of these tunnels and bunkers, and most of the destruction in Northern Gaza is the result of Israel systematically destroying the UNDERGROUND city that Hamas built. The bombs fall to destroy those bunker-like tunnels, and the result is that the buildings above also get flattened.
So where did all that concrete come from, you might ask... It turns out that USAID helped build the cement factory with hundreds of millions of dollars in aid money and pays the company for whom we built the factory for the products, giving them a steady source of funds.
So yes, USAID helped build the Hamas tunnels in Gaza from which the planning and preparation for October 7th happened, and from which Hamas has conducted the war that has destroyed Gaza.
And you thought that USAID was all about distributing rice, beans, and medicine, didn't you?
Well, not quite. There's also fomenting "color revolutions," funding Hamas, al Qaeda, ISIS, and the censorship complex.
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Oh, and destabilizing Romania, and...how about a coup in Bangladesh? Nothing like a good coup to brighten your day.
I'm not sure if rappers and trannies were the tipping point, but the elected government was overthrown. Democracy appears to be of somewhat variable importance to dems. Thankfully Libya is now a functioning diverse society, Swarthy Arabs owning Black Arabs. A dem paradise.
U.S. taxpayers have been funding an obscure news agency called Internews Network for years.
Internews is funded heavily by the U.S. government, primarily through USAID. There are 467 grants for Internews totaling a whopping $476.4 MILLION on the USASpending.gov website.
These massive figures track with Internews' Form 990s, where it discloses tens of millions of dollars in government grants every year.
What is Internews? The organization claims to be an "international nonprofit" that supports "independent media" in emerging democracies and uses media as a tool to reduce conflict.
A government supporting "independent media" is obviously a contradiction in terms so something else must be going on here.
The National Endowment for Democracy, founded in 1983 by Ronald Reagan to promote "democracy" worldwide, but since hijacked by globalists and leftists, has also given significantly to Internews through its Center for International Media.
NED was briefly defunded in 1993 by Republicans, but currently its budget is estimated to be a massive $330 million a year. Trump had proposed slashing NED's funding in 2018.
Internews is listed as a recipient of NED's contributions. For example, the NED's media initiatives through CIMA was at least $18.7 million in 2015 and Internews was one of the listed recipients.
NED has been strongly associated with engineering "colored revolutions" around the globe, and by extension, so is Internews. They are both involved in nearly ever hotspot on the planet: Venezuela, Kazakhstan, Myanmar, Cambodia, Afghanistan... the list goes on and on.
Who used to sit on the Board of Directors for National Endowment for Democracy? None other than Victoria Nuland, who was the Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs from 2021 to 2024.
Who ran USAID from 2021 to 2025, which funded Internews? Samantha Power.
If you look at Internews Agency's board you realize these are not your average "journalists."
Jeanne Bourgault has been leading Internews as President and CEO since 2019, according to its official website. She joined the organization in 2001 and has been instrumental in expanding its programs to over 100 countries, focusing on supporting local media and ensuring access to "trustworthy information." Before her tenure at Internews, Bourgault worked with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), including a three-year assignment at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow.
Meera Selva currently serves as the Chief Executive for Europe at Internews. She previously directed the Journalist Fellowship Program at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, again from the website.
Jodie Ginsberg served as the Chief Executive of Internews Europe from 2019 until 2022. Prior to this role, she was the CEO of Index on Censorship, a London-based freedom of expression organization. Ginsberg began her career as a journalist with Reuters, the website notes.
Get the picture?
This is, of course, nothing new. The U.S. government’s funding of media operations and so-called journalists across the world has a long history.
During the mid-’70s, in the aftermath of Watergate, two congressional investigations – the Church and Pike committees, after Sen. Frank Church and Rep. Otis Pike – uncovered covert U.S. government operations in foreign countries.
They confirmed that that the CIA funded journalists (both foreign and American) and the U.S. government was subsidizing foreign print media, radio and television outlets – something the Soviets were also doing.
The CIA also ran Project Mockingbird, a covert operation to influence and manipulate journalists and to disseminate propaganda and control public perception.
Declassified documents and investigative reports suggest that the CIA has long engaged in media manipulation, particularly during the Cold War era.
As former CIA Director William Colby once put it, "The Central Intelligence Agency owns everyone of any significance in the major media."
The CIA appears to have reorganized after having been exposed by the Church Committee in 1975. Those media manipulation operations seem to have been redirected through the State Department and USAID.
It is high time for another "Church Committee" to expose the U.S. government's attack on free speech and independent media in the United States and throughout the world.
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There's Definitely a category beyond horrific.
BIG if true !!
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Oh, but some cunt DC judge says Elan is wrong and must cease and desist
FUCK
THAT
SHIT
Everytown for Gun Control being funded by our tax dollars. Not surprised really.
The biggest win would be the majority of people realizing that their government hates them
A story as old as time
Dazzlerthinks using tax money for political campaigns is legal but auditing who department that doles the money isn't legal.
Dems passed a bill adding 87,000 IRS agents to audit taxpayers and make sure we pay every cent we owe, but they are in a full panic now that where our money is being spent is being scrutinized.
It’s a simple point to make, and either Trump or Leavitt need to be making it loudly and often, along with Trump-supporting media like Newsmax, Bongino, Hannity, OAN, Tucker, and Clay/Buck, and others.
Judicial branch said executive branch can’t have access to … executive branch files/information?
”Separation of powers!” Which TugTard was whining about that earlier in the week as the legislative branch was trying to take over an executive branch building? Leftists here have had so many bad takes here this week it’s hard to keep track of all the idiocy.
Hmmm. Chinteresting.
May be just a coincidence. But coincidence is 37-0 since Trump took office.
$38/hr to <checking notes> plant trees!
Seems like a Trolling LARP, but let’s roll with it.
If you're making $20K per year, you need to stop masturbating for 4 hours per day.
Said it right to Drumpf’s FACE! It was all over the newz.
Whoops
I'm sure all that money to Soros to fund anti-American activities was well spent because it did fund a lot of anti-American activities. And being an anti-American POS is really being a great American patriot because why would the
dementia patientuh, the George Soros backed cabal that ran the White House give a Jew Hater like Soros the Presidential Medal of Freedom?Soros got $270m or whatever it was. The actual amount of cost that was associated with that is in the billions.
$9 million from DoD to Reuters for “Large Scale Social Deception” project.
This is why Gaza can't have nice things. You can use it to build a Riviera on the Mediterranean or use the cement to build tunnels to kill Jews. Then the Jews blow up the cement factory. If Headboard won we would already have USAID ready to rebuilt bigger and better for the next October 7.
https://ace.mu.nu/
Quick Hits
—Ace
Ever wonder where Hamas got all the concrete to build its extensive network of terror tunnels?
We paid for it, through USAID.
Of course we did. There's no money in peace.
The banksters fund both sides of a conflict.
The gift that keeps on giving.
https://hotair.com/david-strom/2025/02/07/leaked-usaid-docs-helped-overthrow-bangladeshi-government-with-military-coup-n3799602
Leaked USAID Docs: Helped Overthrow Bangladeshi Government With Military CoupDavid Strom 7:20 PM | February 07, 2025
And you thought that USAID was all about distributing rice, beans, and medicine, didn't you?
Well, not quite. There's also fomenting "color revolutions," funding Hamas, al Qaeda, ISIS, and the censorship complex.
Advertisement
Oh, and destabilizing Romania, and...how about a coup in Bangladesh? Nothing like a good coup to brighten your day.
I'm not sure if rappers and trannies were the tipping point, but the elected government was overthrown. Democracy appears to be of somewhat variable importance to dems. Thankfully Libya is now a functioning diverse society, Swarthy Arabs owning Black Arabs. A dem paradise.
This is way bigger than the Politico scandal.
U.S. taxpayers have been funding an obscure news agency called Internews Network for years.
Internews is funded heavily by the U.S. government, primarily through USAID. There are 467 grants for Internews totaling a whopping $476.4 MILLION on the USASpending.gov website.
These massive figures track with Internews' Form 990s, where it discloses tens of millions of dollars in government grants every year.
What is Internews? The organization claims to be an "international nonprofit" that supports "independent media" in emerging democracies and uses media as a tool to reduce conflict.
A government supporting "independent media" is obviously a contradiction in terms so something else must be going on here.
The National Endowment for Democracy, founded in 1983 by Ronald Reagan to promote "democracy" worldwide, but since hijacked by globalists and leftists, has also given significantly to Internews through its Center for International Media.
NED was briefly defunded in 1993 by Republicans, but currently its budget is estimated to be a massive $330 million a year. Trump had proposed slashing NED's funding in 2018.
Internews is listed as a recipient of NED's contributions. For example, the NED's media initiatives through CIMA was at least $18.7 million in 2015 and Internews was one of the listed recipients.
NED has been strongly associated with engineering "colored revolutions" around the globe, and by extension, so is Internews. They are both involved in nearly ever hotspot on the planet: Venezuela, Kazakhstan, Myanmar, Cambodia, Afghanistan... the list goes on and on.
Who used to sit on the Board of Directors for National Endowment for Democracy? None other than Victoria Nuland, who was the Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs from 2021 to 2024.
Who ran USAID from 2021 to 2025, which funded Internews? Samantha Power.
If you look at Internews Agency's board you realize these are not your average "journalists."
Jeanne Bourgault has been leading Internews as President and CEO since 2019, according to its official website. She joined the organization in 2001 and has been instrumental in expanding its programs to over 100 countries, focusing on supporting local media and ensuring access to "trustworthy information." Before her tenure at Internews, Bourgault worked with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), including a three-year assignment at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow.
Meera Selva currently serves as the Chief Executive for Europe at Internews. She previously directed the Journalist Fellowship Program at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, again from the website.
Jodie Ginsberg served as the Chief Executive of Internews Europe from 2019 until 2022. Prior to this role, she was the CEO of Index on Censorship, a London-based freedom of expression organization. Ginsberg began her career as a journalist with Reuters, the website notes.
Get the picture?
This is, of course, nothing new. The U.S. government’s funding of media operations and so-called journalists across the world has a long history.
During the mid-’70s, in the aftermath of Watergate, two congressional investigations – the Church and Pike committees, after Sen. Frank Church and Rep. Otis Pike – uncovered covert U.S. government operations in foreign countries.
They confirmed that that the CIA funded journalists (both foreign and American) and the U.S. government was subsidizing foreign print media, radio and television outlets – something the Soviets were also doing.
The CIA also ran Project Mockingbird, a covert operation to influence and manipulate journalists and to disseminate propaganda and control public perception.
Declassified documents and investigative reports suggest that the CIA has long engaged in media manipulation, particularly during the Cold War era.
As former CIA Director William Colby once put it, "The Central Intelligence Agency owns everyone of any significance in the major media."
The CIA appears to have reorganized after having been exposed by the Church Committee in 1975. Those media manipulation operations seem to have been redirected through the State Department and USAID.
It is high time for another "Church Committee" to expose the U.S. government's attack on free speech and independent media in the United States and throughout the world.