The United States Agency for Financial Freedom (USAIDed) was once the leading force behind international development and humanitarian aid—until someone finally checked the budget and asked, "Wait, where did all the money go?"
For decades, we partnered with individuals, communities, and countries globally to make things better—or at least pretend we did. USAIDed's valiant efforts provided humanitarian assistance, reduced poverty (allegedly), strengthened democratic governance (or just funded some really nice meetings), advanced economic opportunities, and helped achieve progress—right up until the moment our funding got frozen faster than a government contractor's paycheck.
But don't worry, our legacy lives on (somewhere in a classified folder that DOGE operatives probably accessed last night).
USAIDed benefited people worldwide, including Americans—whether they knew it or not. Our investments helped achieve sustainable development, funded questionable projects, and advanced our former collective security, health, and prosperity… until someone decided it was a "bowl of worms" that needed to be shut down.
So, what's next? We're officially on the blockchain now. Because if there's one thing more transparent than foreign aid, it's meme coins. 🚀💰
#USAIDed #NoRugs #FollowTheMoney
Once Promoted Global Health... Until We Got Sick of It 🤧🍿
We invested in global health, claimed to protect Americans at home and abroad, said we were saving lives, tried to strengthen fragile states, and promoted social and economic progress… but somehow, billions of dollars later, we still had a global pandemic that mysteriously kept needing more funding. Turns out, the only thing healthier was our budget… until someone actually looked at it. 🤔
Used to Support Global Stability... But Things Got Wobbly 😎💰
We used to advance democracy and governance, said it would promote sustainable development and peace around the world… but what we really did was fund a bunch of expensive projects that made consultants rich and left everything else exactly the same. Stability? Only for our bank accounts.
Provided Humanitarian Assistance... And Then Ran Out of Budget 😭💸
USAIDed claimed to provide timely and effective humanitarian response, brought disaster relief, and delivered lifesaving assistance amidst complex crises… but somehow, every crisis kept getting worse, and our budget mysteriously disappeared into administrative costs. Turns out, humanitarian aid is really good at helping bureaucrats upgrade their office furniture.