For unknown reasons, Patriot Trump installed a bluepilled gaywad as Secretary of State, and now this woke sodomite is giving away more American money to woke niggers.

AP:

U.S.-funded aid programs around the world were firing staff and shutting down or preparing to stop operations, as the Trump administration’s unprecedented freeze on almost all foreign assistance brought their work to a sudden halt.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who initially exempted only emergency food programs and military aid to Israel and Egypt from the aid pause, agreed Tuesday to at least temporarily keep spending money on humanitarian programs that provide life-saving medicine, medical services, food, shelter and subsistence assistance, according to a copy of a signed waiver obtained by The Associated Press. While some in the aid community expressed hope Rubio’s move would rescue more of the programs that keep alive refugees, the gravely ill and others around the world, U.S.-funded operations of all kinds stepped up the pace of layoffs, furloughs and program shutdowns.

President Donald Trump ordered the 90-day freeze last week to give the administration time to review which of the thousands of humanitarian, development and security programs will keep getting money from the U.S.

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U.S. policy for decades has been that aid given abroad pays for itself through greater national security, by stabilizing regions and economies and improving relations with partners.

Oh, does it?

Why is the AP editorializing like such a massive extent?

No one believes that giving everyone free money while the US is in a debt hole “increases national security.” The AP doesn’t even believe that, they just say it because they are woke globalist kikes.

It turns out that the EU didn’t just all of the sudden decide to end all humanitarian aid to Palestine.

This was all part of a hilarious ruse by a (an?) Hungarian to humiliate the EU.

The Guardian:

EU foreign ministers have reversed the decision by the European Commission to suspend payments to the Palestinian Authority, after an emergency meeting in Oman.

Josep Borrell, the EU’s chief diplomat, said the “overwhelming majority” of EU states were in favour of continued support, adding the funds would “not be cancelled”.

He also said some of Israel’s actions in response to the Hamas attack at the weekend breached international law. Israel has launched airstrikes from land and sea on the Gaza Strip and pledged to enforce a total siege on the densely populated territory.

“Israel has the right to defend [itself] but it has to be done accordingly with international law, humanitarian law, and some decisions are contrary to international law,” Borrell said after a meeting of EU foreign affairs ministers in Muscat.

“Some of the actions – and the United Nations has already said that – [such] as cutting water, cutting electricity, cutting food to a mass of civilian people is against international law,” Borrell said.

Tuesday’s decision to maintain funding came after the EU was forced to backpedal after the commissioner for neighbourhood and enlargement, Olivér Várhelyi, unexpectedly declared that the 27-nation bloc was immediately suspending “all payments” to the Palestinians. The Hungarian commissioner has long been a critic of aspects of EU aid to Palestine, but it appears he acted without any legal authority or sufficient political support.

Haha.

Things are not looking great for Gaza, overall.

The Jews are saying they’re going to kill everyone there. They presumably will do that. Then the entire Islamic world will want revenge.

Australia may have supported the United States, or been supported by it, in both World Wars, the Korean war, Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq.

But they are not our greatest ally – oh no.

To be the greatest ally of the United States, you need more than a special relationship built on a century of shared sacrifice.

You need a chosen relationship.

Speaking of choices – whose idea was this?

Times of Israel:

The US Army said it was curbing its plans to adopt the Iron Dome missile defense system due to concerns about its compatibility with existing US technologies, scrapping its plans to buy two more batteries and explore long-term integration of the Israel-developed system.

A central problem was Israel’s refusal to provide the US military with Iron Dome’s source code, hampering the Americans’ ability to integrate the system into their air defenses.

Gen. Mike Murray, head of Army Futures Command, said the service identified a number of problems — including cyber vulnerabilities and operational challenges — during efforts last year to integrate elements of Iron Dome with the US Army’s Integrated Battle Command System.

“It took us longer to acquire those [first] two batteries than we would have liked,” Murray told the House Armed Service tactical air and land forces subcommittee on Thursday. “We believe we cannot integrate them into our air defense system based on some interoperability challenges, some cyber challenges and some other challenges.”

Last year, the Army announced plans to acquire two Iron Dome batteries to provide US forces an interim cruise missile defense capability, as well as explore full adoption of the Israeli-developed system for a program called Indirect Fire Protection Capability Increment 2-Intercept program.

The Army earmarked over $1 billion for the project to pluck select Iron Dome components and integrate them with US military’s Integrated Battle Command System by 2023.

The Israeli Missile Defense Organization and the Army last August inked a deal for two Iron Dome batteries. Soon thereafter, according to sources, Army officials repeatedly requested Iron Dome “source code” — proprietary information detailing how the system works.

Israel supplied engineering information but ultimately declined to provide the source code the Army said it needed to integrate Iron Dome components with US systems.

The Army decision was based on the impasse over Iron Dome’s source code, not shortcomings identified in a physical technical assessment.

It should be pointed out that the entire value of the system is its source code. Physically, it is just a system of short range, low-yield surface-to-air missiles. I am sure it has made some improvements on that concept, but that is a very old concept.

Its source code, on the other hand, represents a solution for tracking multiple high-speed incoming missiles and plotting their interception, very quickly and with limited information, with enough precision to hit a very small fast-moving object with another very small fast-moving object.

This is not an easy task – this is the whole problem with missile interception. It helps that the Palestinians shoot rockets into Israel on a regular basis, so it’s the perfect testing ground to develop these algorithms.

Since 2011, Congress has provided Israel more than $1.5 billion to produce Iron Dome batteries, developed by Rafael Advanced Defense Systems. In August 2011, Raytheon and Rafael — which partnered on David’s Sling, a US-Israeli cooperative missile defense development program — announced an agreement to allow Raytheon to market Iron Dome in the United States.

It also helps that the United States generously paid for this system.

So, you would think that Israel would share it with them. Instead, they chose to extract more money from the United States, by partnering with Raytheon to sell two overpriced batteries to the military, and then leave them to discover, after the sale, that they were essentially worthless because they could not be integrated.

In light of this, do you think that Congress will stop financing the Israeli missile program?

Stay tuned to find out!

At least as our economy collapses around us and we march toward majority unemployment with no possible way to fix any of it and no one even talking about a plan to try and fix any of it, our politicians are remembering the thing that matters most to the American people: sending free money to the Middle East.

RT:

With the US economy reeling from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee agreed to give Israel a minimum of $3.8 billion in military aid per year. A full vote on the gift is expected soon.

The US unemployment rate now stands at 14.7 percent, the worst figure since records began. Nearly 39 million Americans have lost their jobs since the coronavirus reached US shores in late January, and the Congressional Budget Office warned on Tuesday that the US economy won’t recover from its current contraction until after next year. Moreover, the federal government’s financial relief packages to date have pushed national debt past a record $25 trillion.

You wouldn’t think there was anything wrong if you asked Senator Marco Rubio though. The Florida Republican and his colleagues on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee quietly approved a bill on Thursday to guarantee Israel a minimum of $38 billion in military aid over the next ten years, despite the economic shambles at home.

Passed unanimously, the bill now heads to the Senate floor for a full vote. 

Though authored by Rubio – a Republican of hawkish persuasion – the bill aims to legally codify a promise made by former President Barack Obama in 2016. Under the terms agreed to by Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the Jewish state would not seek any additional funds beyond the annual $3.8 billion. Indeed, when Congress voted on an earlier version of Rubio’s bill in 2018, that figure was set as a cap. The 2018 bill was eventually rolled into another Middle East security bill the following year, which was left to die in the Democrat-controlled House.

Now, with Rubio once again pushing the bill, the spending cap has been removed. In the version passed by the Foreign Relations Committee on Thursday, the US will send “not less than” $3.3 billion in direct military aid and $500 million in funding for missile defense programs every year for the next decade.

Rubio boasted on Thursday that the bill “strengthens our nation’s strategic security alliance with Israel, a vibrant democracy that faces growing and unprecedented threats to its security and stability.” Yet the bill was passed with no fanfare, and in a state of near-secrecy.

Yes, at first I was like, “look, we might be looking at starvation in this country, maybe we shouldn’t be sending billions in free money to a hostile foreign country.” But then the Cuban homosexual Marco Rubio reminded me that because the racially segregated state of Israel is a “vibrant democracy,” it is important that we strengthen our alliance with them by giving them more free money, and so I was like, “yeah Marco, you’re right. Israel may be an enemy country that spies on us, steals from us and infiltrates our government to use our military for their own purposes, while doing absolutely nothing good for us ever, but given how vibrant their democracy is, they deserve free money from me, my family and everyone else I care about. If we all starve, then I guess that’s just the price we have to pay for increasing vibrancy around the globe.”

We must never forget that our most important duty as Americans is to care for the people of Israel.

How can these people have any self-respect when their entire country is funded by free money from white people?

It is shocking, but all brown people necessarily feel entitled to this free money and they will vow revenge on you if you refuse to give it to them.

RT:

Islamabad has warned Donald Trump against endangering US-Pakistani cooperation in Afghanistan, promising a “cold-blooded” response to Washington’s aid cut. The US carried out some 60,000 attacks from Pakistani soil, it said.

In a seething series of tweets, Pakistan’s foreign minister ripped into Trump’s accusation that Islamabad has double-crossed the US in Afghanistan, noting that Pakistan “went through a bloodbath” after “blindly” trusting Washington.

“You ask what we’ve done? From our bases you carried out 57,800 attacks on Afghanistan… thousands of our civilians and soldiers became victims of the war initiated by you,” Pakistan’s foreign minister Khawaja Asif wrote.

Citing Pakistan’s “unending saga of sacrifices” in the fight against terrorism, Asif wrote that “history teaches us not to blindly trust the US… [we] will not compromise our dignity anymore.”

Defense Minister Khurram Dastgir Khan echoed Asif’s defiant tone during an interview on Thursday, vowing a “cold-blooded response” to Washington’s stated intention to withhold $255 million in aid to Pakistan, as cited by RIA Novosti.

Speaking earlier with BBC Urdu, Khan said Washington ought to “prefer” cooperation over confrontation, noting that half of Pakistan’s airspace and land routes were still open to the US – and without them, its ability to operate in Afghanistan would be greatly diminished.

Describing Pakistan as an independent nuclear power, the defense minister said it was not possible for Washington to dictate terms to Islamabad by withholding aid, and warned the US against any attempt to bring the war in Afghanistan to Pakistan’s soil.

Of course, I am much more concerned about the billions upon billions of free money that goes to the Jews than I am with a couple hundred million going to Pakistan.

Furthermore, we need to invade Saudi Arabia an install a colonial government to take their oil. They have already built cities there, with our money – our people can live in those, and they can be driven back into their caves.

Scientists probably need to be brought in to determine if that Eye of Sauron thing has satanic power or not. If so, it should be destroyed.

This whole concept of begging the government to create programs to get our kids of heroin while we are giving any country any money at all is insane to me.

Yes, I understand that this money is given to these countries so that we can exercise control over them.

But that control could just as easily be exercised through colonialism, and then the people of America would be benefiting from it.

Reestablishing a global colonial empire of white rule is the only logical solution to world problems. None of these brown people are fit to rule themselves in the modern period, and this bribery system is expensive and shady.

Under the guise of “peace” and “humanitarianism,” global institutions have been set up all over the place. But not only have these institutions been utterly ineffective both in preventing conflicts and in helping those in need, they’ve instead been used to relentlessly push for a globalist agenda undermining the sovereignty of all nations.

Intelligent people have long figured out that the U.N. and related institutions are nothing more than Jew scams.

The time is long overdue to stop funding these horrible money sink-holes.

Breitbart:

Vice President Mike Pence told Christian leaders from the Middle East gathered in the nation’s capital for the annual In Defense of Christians summit on Wednesday that President Donald Trump has directed the U.S. State Department to stop relying on the United Nations to provide humanitarian aid to persecuted religious minorities in the region.

“My friends, those days are over,” Pence said, adding that the Obama administration paid more than one billion dollars for humanitarian aid, with the majority of the funding funneled through the U.N.

One billion dollars.

Imagine what could have been done for our people with that money. That money has been utterly wasted, not even really helping the people it was supposed to, instead fueling the corrupt Jew globalist bureaucracy.

“Yet the United Nations has too often failed to help the most vulnerable communities, especially religious minorities,” Pence said. “The result has been that countless people continue to suffer and struggle needlessly.”

Mmmh… I can taste those globalist tears.

Pence called it a “sad reality” that the main U.N. presence in terror-ridden places like Syria and Iraq is their flag posted on abandoned buildings in places where persecuted Christians are not even present.

“And while faith-based groups with proven track records and deep roots in these communities are more than willing to assist, the United Nations too often denies their funding requests,” Pence said.

“Our fellow Christians and all who are persecuted in the Middle East should not have to rely on multinational institutions when America can help them directly,” Pence said, announcing Trump’s order to the State Department to “stop funding ineffective relief efforts at the United Nations.”

If you want a glimpse as to what the U.N. does in the third world, just watch this documentary:

These UN bureaucrats are just giving out scraps, while enjoying $1USD negro prostitutes on the regular. We’re literally blowing billions of dollars on these kikes for no meaningful reason.

I mean, ideally we wouldn’t be spending any money at all on foreign aid to third-world nations, unless we get something in return. But at least managing these funds ourselves is definitely a small step in the right direction.

Poroshenko, Jewish leader of Ukraine, brags on national television about his multiple identities and how he uses them for his various Jewish schemes.

A country with trillions in debt giving away free things to other countries is one of those things that is so unbelievable, the average person just can’t even manage to wrap their head around it.

RT:

The US will scrap many of its sizeable foreign military grants and replace them with loans, the White House’s top finance official has said. Ukraine, which received large shipments of American military equipment, is among the countries affected by the move.

“We do change a couple of the foreign military programs from direct grants to loans,” said Mick Mulvaney, director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, as quoted by Reuters.

“Our argument was instead of … giving somebody $100 million, we could give them a smaller number worth of loan guarantees and they could actually buy more stuff.”

In the meantime, military aid to Israel and Egypt, two close Middle Eastern allies and the biggest recipients of US equipment, will remain in place, Mulvaney said.

Because of course.

After all, Israel is our greatest ally and the only democracy in the world.

Without them, the whole Middle East would be Moslem and that would mean that they wouldn’t have endless wars which would mean that we’d have to cut our military budget.

And that’s just plain bad for the economy.

Or, you know. Whatever.

And Israel can’t possibly pay for their own weapons and social welfare system. Not after… after… you know.

The lampshades.

Recently, President Donald Trump proposed that the US spend 29.1 percent, or $11.5 billion, less on the State Department and “other international programs” in the 2018 fiscal year compared to 2017. This includes military assistance programs, as it’s the State Department that decides which countries receive the funding.

According to the Congressional Research Service, US military assistance to partner and allied countries amounted to $13.5 billion in 2015, or 28 percent of all US foreign aid spending that year. Most military grants through the Foreign Military Financing (FMF) scheme went to Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Pakistan and Iraq.

Also on Monday, the Wall Street Journal reported that scrapping foreign military grants is likely to affect Pakistan, Tunisia, Lebanon, Ukraine, Colombia, the Philippines and Vietnam.

Since the start of the Ukrainian crisis in 2014, Kiev has received several batches of US “non-lethal” military equipment, including radio equipment, surveillance gear and dozens of ageing Humvee armored vehicles. In addition, Washington maintains a program to train Ukrainian troops fighting armed militias in the breakaway region of Donbass.

Russia has consistently said that training and equipping Ukraine’s forces fuels hostilities in the east of the country, hampering the peace process.

The US has maintained that sending arms to Kiev is necessary to deter what it calls “Russian aggression” and defend Ukraine’s “territorial integrity.” Moscow denies claims of involvement in the lingering conflict.

I don’t know why Moscow denies it when the US doesn’t deny it.

The US has no moral authority to tell people they can’t have independence – even if we accept the idea that they have moral authority to be the world police, which is an insane thing to accept.

The US/NATO funded Albanian terrorists to steal Kosovo from Serbia. They’ve never apologized or said this was a mistake. On the contrary, every chance they get they talk about what a great thing it was.

Before that, the US/NATO played a substantial role in the breaking down and breaking up of the USSR. We still don’t even know the extent to which they were involved in that, but we know they were working with Russian Jews to completely dissolve the former Russian Empire.

The thing that I wish is that we could stop with this “humanitarian” bullshit. It’s just so fucking gay. If the US wants to steal land in the Ukraine from its inhabitants, or fund ISIS, or kill people anywhere else across the planet, they should say “we are doing this for the purpose of conquering and subduing our enemies.”

Then, you could at least respect it.

It is this “we are killing people because of human rights democracy” stuff that is so sickening.

At least one hippie bitch had a point one time. The reverse would be “bombing for conquest is like fucking for pregnancy.” 

The White House said it is prepared to commit to the “largest single pledge of military assistance to any country in US history” in its defense assistance talks with Israel.

A White House official made the statement to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency in response to a letter by 83 US senators to President Barack Obama urging him to substantially increase defense assistance to Israel.

“We have been holding intensive discussions with Israel aimed at concluding a new 10-year Memorandum of Understanding on security assistance to follow the current MOU worth $30 billion, which will conclude at the end of FY 2018,” the official said.

“We are prepared to sign an MOU with Israel that would constitute the largest single pledge of military assistance to any country in US history,” the official said.

“And we are ready to do this even though we are operating in a particularly challenging budget environment that has necessitated cuts on federal spending across a wide array of programs.”

In other words, even though there is not enough money to meet the defense needs of America, the US government is more than happy to give the Jews-only state even more money than ever before.

According to a report in the Israeli Haaretz newspaper, US Congressional sources said that Israel has asked for $4 to $5 billion per year, which over the duration of the agreement, from 2019 to 2028, amounts to up to $50 billion.

The current military aid agreement between the two countries, for 2009 to 2018, is based on a memorandum of understanding signed by President George W. Bush and provides a total of $30 billion, at an average of $3 billion per year.

Showing chutzpah which could only come from Jews, Haaretz then revealed that “the United States has managed to reduce Israel’s demands, to somewhere between the $37.5 billion that the United States is proposing over 10 years and the $40 billion being requested by Israel”—as if the “demand” from Israel was some sort of absolute necessity which the US was fighting to “reduce.”

As Haaretz went on to boast: “One way or another, that’s $3.75 to $4 billion per year, amounting annually to $750 million to $1 billion more than the current agreement.”

Haaretz then went to casually announce that the “American taxpayer currently funds more than 20 percent of Israel’s defense budget. This year’s overall government budget is 59.1 billion shekels, or $15.6 billion, and more than 12 billion shekels of that comes from American economic assistance.”

Since the United States first began providing military assistance to Israel in 1962, it has given slightly more than $100 billion to the country—and that does not include Washington’s “civilian assistance” to Israel.

During Obama’s years in office, the United States has also provided billions of dollars on advanced projects of importance to Israel such as anti-missile systems, including Iron Dome, David’s Sling, and the Arrow system.

Since the end of World War II, on a cumulative basis, Israel has received more American financial assistance than any other country, according to Congressional reports. In recent years, Israel has received 55 percent of America’s foreign military aid.

This does not include special military assistance that the United States also provides to Israel on occasion.

There is no logical reason to hand over this amount of cash to Israel—apart from the obvious: that the US government remains firmly under the control of the Jewish lobby.

Good news, everyone!

RINF:

A majority Americans say US foreign aid to Israel is excessive – either “much too much” (32.5 percent) or “too much’ (29.4 percent). The single-question March 10, 2016 opinion survey, fielded through Google Consumer Surveys, reveals only slight changes since it was first asked on September27, 2014.