Public shaming especially during campaign season might be the only way to stick a fork in this BS. I am talking about both sides too. (Unlike 99.9% of Dems)
The evidence keeps coming out. American taxpayers paid for the impeachment of Donald Trump with laundered USAID money
— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) April 25, 2025
Jesse Watters “You have this new piece on Substack that the USAID and the CIA helped orchestrate Trump's impeachment?”
Michael Shellenberger “It's a crazy story… pic.twitter.com/gyVfawoIL8
CIAmarella and Vindman were not accidentally involved.Stat Monitor Repairman said:The evidence keeps coming out. American taxpayers paid for the impeachment of Donald Trump with laundered USAID money
— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) April 25, 2025
Jesse Watters “You have this new piece on Substack that the USAID and the CIA helped orchestrate Trump's impeachment?”
Michael Shellenberger “It's a crazy story… pic.twitter.com/gyVfawoIL8
Wildest part of this story is how folks were talking about the soft-coup against Trump on here 5 or 6 years ago.
Recall that it was such a controversial issue that that it was tagged as a threat to democracy and lost to the sands of time.
An unbelievable course of events.
The difference was that, at some point around 2008, the mission of USAID turned from exporting democracy at whatever cost into destroying populism and nationalism at whatever cost.TTUArmy said:
USAID has been a front for funding CIA Ops.
Read a Tom Clancy novel...lol.
I feel about as bad for them as I feel for all those 1940's unemployed Nazi uniform manufacturers.Hubert J. Farnsworth said:
Good. Screw USAID.
BusterAg said:The difference was that, at some point around 2018, the mission of USAID turned from exporting democracy at whatever cost into destroying populism and nationalism at whatever cost.TTUArmy said:
USAID has been a front for funding CIA Ops.
Read a Tom Clancy novel...lol.
That is the biggest problem.
Um, yeah. 100%. I don't get the context, though.agent-maroon said:BusterAg said:The difference was that, at some point around 2018, the mission of USAID turned from exporting democracy at whatever cost into destroying populism and nationalism at whatever cost.TTUArmy said:
USAID has been a front for funding CIA Ops.
Read a Tom Clancy novel...lol.
That is the biggest problem.
Sounds like a "fundamental change", does it not?
BusterAg said:Um, yeah. 100%. I don't get the context, though.agent-maroon said:BusterAg said:The difference was that, at some point around 2018, the mission of USAID turned from exporting democracy at whatever cost into destroying populism and nationalism at whatever cost.TTUArmy said:
USAID has been a front for funding CIA Ops.
Read a Tom Clancy novel...lol.
That is the biggest problem.
Sounds like a "fundamental change", does it not?
Serbia’s bid to join the EU could stall unless the government speeds up reforms of the judiciary, media and election laws, European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos has said. https://t.co/vfSmxebEDO
— Brussels Signal (@brusselssignal) April 30, 2025
This could be big. Can you provide stronger proof that this is the exact same George Moose?
— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) May 2, 2025
He is George E. Moose. pic.twitter.com/vr6yEKM6tH
— Saint James Hartline (@JamesHartline) May 2, 2025
Our tax dollars went to a former Taliban member and private jet flights for employees at the “Institute of Peace.” https://t.co/AyPBznF6Gf
— RedWave Press (@RedWave_Press) May 2, 2025
Madeline Albright and George Soros were business partners. And, indeed, Albright was a key player in directing US foreign policy in the years after the Cold War.
— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) May 2, 2025
Madeline Albright was a founding member and served as co-chair of the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition (USGLC), a… https://t.co/9MwxFOkTNP
Climate-smart crops and seeds now account for $3,922,786,628.23 in US tax-payer funded grants. One the largest of these is to expand use of the seeds.
— The Questionable Gardner (@Keech74L) May 2, 2025
I touched on this earlier this week - that Obama administration changed reporting regulations if food alterations were labeled… pic.twitter.com/QJE6wUuFp9
What qualifies a man who never once worked at the CIA, and instead left government to run this place for 7 years, to suddenly leave this place after 7 years cold and be chosen by Joe Biden to be the #1 head of the CIA? What do you think actually goes on here? https://t.co/ZHXpneF4L8 pic.twitter.com/YgrJbTnMQS
— Mike Benz (@MikeBenzCyber) May 4, 2025
— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) May 4, 2025
Another surprising thing I found is that Soros consistently cooperates with Uniparty NGOs. If you're wondering why he hasn't been banned from America, it's because both Republicans and Democrats work with him. pic.twitter.com/5lBKng3Rqz
— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) May 4, 2025
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Author: Mark Leonard
Published: April 2022, Journal of Democracy, Vol. 33, No. 2Quote:
Key Evidence of Soros's Influence (Indirect):
The article aligns with Soros's European Council on Foreign Relations agenda, framing populist parties as Kremlin proxies while elevating liberal, NATO-aligned elites as democracy's saviors.
Notable Quotes:
- "Mainstream leaders strengthened...populist parties lost legitimacy."
NATO-aligned centrists win, nationalist dissenters are delegitimized.- "Youngs's book...an important counterpoint..."
Soft ideological reinforcement of the Soros-aligned worldview.
Alex may be more extreme, but I doubt he has the experience, trust, intelligence and connections to pull off what his dad has done. At a minimum there will be a feeling out period to see if elected officials can trust him. I see him taking dads money and living his lifestyle within 6 months.agent-maroon said:
Which one? George's son Alex will be taking over and is reputed to be worse than his old man. We're not getting rid of the Soros cancer anytime soon
WTF?! We must vote EvERY one of these traitors OUT‼️attention @DataRepublican , find out how much these Senators or someone in their family benefits from USAID. We need to make it public everywhere. https://t.co/j5fF9AjgWv
— Sidney Powell 🇺🇸 Attorney, Author, Gladiator (@SidneyPowell1) May 6, 2025
Turns out @JamesHartline found out Bill Kristol's Defending Democracy Together got backing from a Soros-financed venture, Sixteen Thirty Fund.
— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) May 6, 2025
Open Society Action Fund (the 501(c)(4) arm of George Soros) has funded Sixteen Thirty Fund to the tune of many millions, plus they are… https://t.co/YRqIlsYpJk pic.twitter.com/T4CEsrpmzu
Hey @JoeBiden and @TheDemocrats
— Clandestine (@WarClandestine) May 6, 2025
Why did you pardon Fauci and Hunter for all crimes they may have committed, beginning January 1st 2014?
Coincidentally the same year Hunter got USAID contracts to begin gain-of-function research in Ukraine…
Asking for 8 billion friends. pic.twitter.com/Vje6H16dpT
Reminder:
— Spitfire (@DogRightGirl) May 4, 2025
Illhan Omar admitted she would not even be in America were it not for USAID.
Thank God USAID has been destroyed. pic.twitter.com/kgluVy1O7Y
This is a stellar investigation at @realDailyWire into USAID and the African Development Foundation, which is an incredible hotbed of Biden-Blob geopolitical depravity, corruption & kickbacks https://t.co/r9nXPi5nbr
— Mike Benz (@MikeBenzCyber) May 6, 2025
Zahui told me that DOGE changed the locks after taking over the building, but that they missed a back door, which he used to regain access.
— Luke Rosiak (@lukerosiak) May 6, 2025
You don’t hate USAID enough https://t.co/3mErSfEc0u
— Mike Lee (@BasedMikeLee) May 9, 2025
Well, if the swamp weren't liars and thieves, then aid wouldn't have been cut. Place the blame on DC, not DOGE.Quote:
Bill Gates has accused fellow billionaire Elon Musk of "killing the world's poorest children" over the cuts to the U.S. Agency for International Development, as the philanthropist brings forward a deadline to spend all his wealth on tackling global issues such as health and education.
"The picture of the world's richest man killing the world's poorest children is not a pretty one," the Microsoft founder told the Financial Times.
Newsweek has contacted Musk for comment via an email to Tesla's press office.
Why it Matters
Musk, the CEO of the electric automaker Tesla, spearheaded the efforts by the Department of Government Efficiency to slash federal spending, including the shuttering of USAID.
Gates is trying to maintain the carefully CIA-crafted farce that the AID in USAID had anything to do with feeding starving children.ProgN said:
https://www.newsweek.com/bill-gates-says-elon-musk-killing-worlds-poorest-children-2069595Well, if the swamp weren't liars and thieves, then aid wouldn't have been cut. Place the blame on DC, not DOGE.Quote:
Bill Gates has accused fellow billionaire Elon Musk of "killing the world's poorest children" over the cuts to the U.S. Agency for International Development, as the philanthropist brings forward a deadline to spend all his wealth on tackling global issues such as health and education.
"The picture of the world's richest man killing the world's poorest children is not a pretty one," the Microsoft founder told the Financial Times.
Newsweek has contacted Musk for comment via an email to Tesla's press office.
Why it Matters
Musk, the CEO of the electric automaker Tesla, spearheaded the efforts by the Department of Government Efficiency to slash federal spending, including the shuttering of USAID.
REVEALED: Stacey Abrams' partner Rewiring America CEO Ari Matusiak (rt) celebrated Biden signing Inflation Reduction Act on South Lawn in 2022 after Matusiak helped write the bill, which created green slush fund that in turn doled out $2 bil EPA grant Abrams helped Rewiring land pic.twitter.com/mnM0nMgnsz
— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) May 10, 2025
REVEALED: Dem activist Stacey Abrams has worked mostly for the govt or nonprofits yet somehow the taxpayer-supported "public servant" has managed to buy not 1 but 2 homes inclg a 4100sf mansion worth $1.4 mil w/ a pool house + wine cellar in the tony Druid Hills area of Atlanta: pic.twitter.com/VCSGnABCuh
— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) May 10, 2025
Stacey Abrams’ controversies over her popup tax-free nonprofits are much worse than realized. 1st, her popup nonprofit Rewiring America was part of the Power Forward Communities popup NGO shell that got $2B of your money to give away free “green” appliances. But as Abrams admits,… pic.twitter.com/THhzj3nsWA
— Elizabeth MacDonald (@LizMacDonaldFOX) March 25, 2025
This was a scheme so pure the Democrats in many quarters thought she should have been Kamala's VP candidate.Quote:
1st, her popup nonprofit Rewiring America was part of the Power Forward Communities popup NGO shell that got $2B of your money to give away free "green" appliances. But as Abrams admits, they only replaced appliances for just 89 homes in the tiny town of De Soto, Ga. Supporters say "they meant well," but why didn't these homes just get rebates instead? Where did the money go?
Studying the tax returns for these popup nonprofit shells, millions of $$ were spent on officials' compensation and unstipulated "expenses", and a lot of time was spent on lofty rhetoric like green "rewiring 130M homes." And that $2B was 20 million times it's just $100 in revenues when Power Forward came together in 2023.
Abrams joined Rewiring America in 2023. That same year, Rewiring America partnered with four other NGOs to form the Power Forward Communities popup
nonprofit shell, which aimed to take in a huge $9.5 billion from Biden's Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF).
About six months later, Power Forward got $2B, amid growing reports - & Special Counsel Robert Hur's finding - that Joe Biden was in cognitive decline. It officially launched in August 2024. EPA chief Lee Zeldin is trying to claw back $20B overall that 8 nonprofits got.
And Ways & Means Chair Jason Smith is now urging the IRS to revoke the tax-free status for Abrams' New Georgia Project popup nonprofit she founded in 2013. Georgia recently fined it $300K for breaking state ethics laws spending tax-free nonprofit money on Abrams' gubernatorial campaign.
Checks the right boxes; Obama advisor, Georgetown Law/Brown grad, Obamacare passage driver, but maybe let's look at PVG, where he got his start. Currently headed by Tony Curnes:Quote:
Ari Matusiak is co-founder, president and CEO of Rewiring America. He is founder and co-chair of Power Forward Communities, a national coalition awarded $2 billion from the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund to decarbonize and reinvest in American households. He was a founding partner of PVG, a consulting firm committed to driving climate solutions. Matusiak was previously the co-founder and chair of Young Invincibles, a nonprofit that gave voice to young adults in the health reform debate and helped drive passage of the Affordable Care Act, and was chief strategy officer of Renovate America, a residential energy efficiency and renewable energy financing platform. From 2011 through 2014, he was special assistant to the president and director of private sector engagement in the Obama White House. Earlier in his career, Matusiak was vice president of strategy and community impact at the Rhode Island Foundation and co-founder and director of HousingWorks RI, a coalition that catalyzed over $1 billion in affordable housing development and thousands of good paying jobs in the Ocean State. He graduated cum laude and as a Public Interest Law Scholar from Georgetown University Law Center, and is a magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Brown University.
That billions of capital sure sounds like it likely came from the US government, if sometimes through an NGO network of DFA/sub-grants. Remember when the scoundrels from private equity at Bain Capital meant Mitt Romney was evil incarnate?Quote:
He serves on the board of Allied Climate Partners and the NYCHA Sustainability Council, and has previously served on the boards of Trove and Syncsort (now Precisely). His work alongside the team at PVG has enabled clients to access billions of dollars in capital for climate solutions.
Prior to PVG, Tony was a Principal at Centerbridge Partners where he made private equity and distressed credit investments which delivered over $1B in profit to fund investors. He started his career in Blackstone's Mergers & Acquisitions group.
Tony is a graduate of the Stanford Graduate School of Business and the M&T Program at the University of Pennsylvania, summa cum laude, with degrees in engineering and economics. He enjoys using the language of finance to render difficult strategic questions clear. That, and strength training, Neoplatonist philosophy, and Liverpool football. He lives in Brooklyn with his wife Apeksha.
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London and New York, April 10, 2024
Systemiq Capital and Purpose Venture Group (PVG) have announced a new partnership to accelerate climate solutions into the marketplace. PVG joins as a venture partner and investor in Systemiq Capital, which backs climate tech entrepreneurs raising late-seed to Series A/B rounds with $140m AUM.
Current Systemiq Capital portfolio companies include: Basecamp Research, which is building a new value chain between biodiversity and biotechnology; ZeroAvia, a hydrogen aviation leader; Jupiter Intelligence, a climate risk analytics provider; Charm Industrial, carbon removal leader; and, Nature Metrics, which has established the world's largest environmental DNA database. To date, the Systemiq fund has achieved a number of notable exits to date including OpenInvest, a pioneer in values-based investing, which sold to J.P. Morgan in 2021, as well as Upside Energy, a leader in battery optimisation, which sold to Octopus Energy in 2020 and is now continuing to expand as Kraken Flex.
Systemiq Capital's successful partnership with its sister company, Systemiq, which is a climate focused "system change" advisory company, has bolstered insights and supported founders with valuable climate connections.
Kraken Flex alone sounds like it is worth a dive as to the waste.Quote:
Tony Curnes, Founding Partner at Purpose Venture Group, added,Quote:
"This partnership represents a shared vision for a greener, more equitable world, leveraging our respective expertise to develop a portfolio of solutions that can scale globally, helping excellent founders and teams foster innovation and deliver impact that makes a real difference to our collective future. We are excited to work with Systemiq Capital to drive this meaningful change."
With a strong commitment to sustainable and ethical investment, this fund is set to become a cornerstone of the next generation of climate tech success stories.
Jack Squat 83 said:
Good God what a tangled web. It's no wonder so many people rah rah about climate change, it's the massively enormous golden goose
The only way to end this madness is to 100% zero out the funding. Sorry about the baby in that bath water, afuera!
It’s called sedition. And there is a law for that. https://t.co/kx3gLLPcgp
— Lara Logan (@laralogan) May 12, 2025