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  • Foreign Aid Official Resisted DOGE Having a Look at His Foundation's Books. Now We Know Why.

    05/07/2025 1:01:34 PM PDT · by SeekAndFind · 17 replies
    PJ MEDIA ^ | 05/07/25 | Rick Moran
    It's absolutely amazing where the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) finds taxpayer money and how it gets there. The Daily Wire has been investigating a small USAID-linked organization that described itself to Congress as "a low-overhead charity sending its money to Africans." But the African Development Foundation was actually a grifter's paradise, siphoning taxpayer money in the name of charity and sending it to friends and cronies in Africa and the U.S. Mathieu Zahui, Foundation's chief financial officer, became something of a left-wing hero when Elon Musk and DOGE showed up for an audit. Bravely, Mr. Zahui stood up and...
  • Marshals Escort DOGE Team Into African Aid Agency

    03/06/2025 11:03:20 PM PST · by 11th_VA · 77 replies
    New York Times ^ | Mar 6, 2025 | Karoun Demirjian and Maansi Srivastava
    A day earlier, U.S. African Development Foundation workers had refused entry to Department of Government Efficiency workers and the State Department official in charge of foreign aid. Federal marshals on Thursday escorted officials from the Department of Government Efficiency into the U.S. African Development Foundation, a day after its employees refused entry to the Trump administration’s budget-slashing unit and Pete Marocco, the State Department official in charge of foreign aid. Once inside, security officials were directed to change the federal agency’s locks, according to a security official at the scene. Mr. Marocco was seen entering the building separately from DOGE...
  • WSJ: Who's Stingy? Ask Bono about America's generosity.

    07/06/2005 5:13:48 AM PDT · by OESY · 14 replies · 1,298+ views
    Wall Street Journal ^ | July 6, 2005 | Editorial
    ...Mr. Bush said the U.S. would "absolutely" drop its system of farm subsidies if the European Union eliminated its $40 billion a year Common Agricultural Policy. Now, that's a radical idea. It certainly trumps the calls by British Prime Minister Tony Blair and others to double official development aid to sub-Saharan Africa or to forgive more debt. Getting rid of U.S. and EU farm subsidies -- and the protectionism they entail -- would do far more to address what liberals like to call a "root cause" of poverty. Too many African exports, particularly farm commodities, are kept out of Western...