This Foreign Aid Agency Locked Its Doors To Keep DOGE Out. Now We Know Why

[NOLA Dude]

Money intended for Africans was secretly re-routed to D.C. bureaucrats and their friends by racist, abusive bosses, employees say

When the Department of Government Efficiency showed up at a small USAID-linked federal agency called the African Development Foundation in March, its management locked the doors and refused to let auditors in. Its board sued to stop DOGE, and was lauded by the Left for objecting to granting “access to USADF systems including financial records, payment and human resources systems.”

But the objection, several former employees told The Daily Wire, might not have been on principled grounds, but rather because those records amounted to a crime scene.

The African Development Foundation’s employees have been sounding the alarm for years about self-dealing, cruelty, and anti-white discrimination. Money sent to Africa was then wired to the personal bank accounts of bureaucrats in Washington, D.C. An official promoted his for-profit, multi-level marketing scheme to poor Africans. Law enforcement identified possible criminal kickbacks. And those who now lament DOGE’s shuttering of the agency did nothing to fix it when they had a chance.

This Foreign Aid Agency Locked Its Doors To Keep DOGE Out. Now We Know Why.

DAILY WIRE LONGREADS: This piece of long-form investigative journalism is adapted from a recent four-part series.When the Department of Government Efficiency showed up at a small USAID-linked federal agency called the African Development Foundation in March, its management locked the doors and...

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It's crazy how much fraud & corruption happen constantly in our government. We need more DOGE and the Republicans in Congress need to enact the DOGE cuts, but they don't seem to care. Maybe the Moody's credit downgrade will push them to, but I doubt it.

 

[NOLA Dude]

 

[NOLA Dude]

 

[Absentglare]

Congress appropriated the spending. If Trump’s mafia thugs try to come in and break the law, locking the doors is the right thing to do.

 

[NOLA Dude]

Congress appropriated the spending. If Trump’s mafia thugs try to come in and break the law, locking the doors is the right thing to do.

Even if they were breaking the law?

 

[Grand Mal]

Money intended for Africans was secretly re-routed to D.C. bureaucrats and their friends by racist, abusive bosses, employees say

When the Department of Government Efficiency showed up at a small USAID-linked federal agency called the African Development Foundation in March, its management locked the doors and refused to let auditors in. Its board sued to stop DOGE, and was lauded by the Left for objecting to granting “access to USADF systems including financial records, payment and human resources systems.”

But the objection, several former employees told The Daily Wire, might not have been on principled grounds, but rather because those records amounted to a crime scene.

The African Development Foundation’s employees have been sounding the alarm for years about self-dealing, cruelty, and anti-white discrimination. Money sent to Africa was then wired to the personal bank accounts of bureaucrats in Washington, D.C. An official promoted his for-profit, multi-level marketing scheme to poor Africans. Law enforcement identified possible criminal kickbacks. And those who now lament DOGE’s shuttering of the agency did nothing to fix it when they had a chance.

This Foreign Aid Agency Locked Its Doors To Keep DOGE Out. Now We Know Why.

DAILY WIRE LONGREADS: This piece of long-form investigative journalism is adapted from a recent four-part series.When the Department of Government Efficiency showed up at a small USAID-linked federal agency called the African Development Foundation in March, its management locked the doors and...

www.dailywire.com

It's crazy how much fraud & corruption happen constantly in our government. We need more DOGE and the Republicans in Congress need to enact the DOGE cuts, but they don't seem to care. Maybe the Moody's credit downgrade will push them to, but I doubt it.

The richest man in the world has bought the US government.

 

[NOLA Dude]

The richest man in the world has bought the US government.

I think your talking points machine is glitching.

What part of this agency sending money to Africa only to have it wired back to employees under the table includes Musk?

 

[Lovebug]

Even if they were breaking the law?

There's a felon in the WH.

 

[NOLA Dude]

There's a felon in the WH.

It's really hard to talk about the subject of the thread you are posting in huh?

 

[Lovebug]

It's really hard to talk about the subject of the thread you are posting in huh?

No one should be above the law.
What more should be said or one would be hypocritical by criticizing one and not the other?

 

[Grand Mal]

I think your talking points machine is glitching.

I think you don't know how to use the English language.

What part of this agency sending money to Africa only to have it wired back to employees under the table includes Musk?

What part of what DOGE has done do you know about? They work in secret, they're under the umbrella of the Presidential Records Act. You know only what they chose to tell you. You can't even access information about them under a FOI request, you have no way of knowing the truth of what they say or anything they chose not to tell you.

 

[Sven Karma]

small USAID-linked federal agency called the African Development Foundation

meanwhile Kristi Noem wants a private jet to gad about in

 

[Hari Seldon]

Dailywire is wingnut trash. Might as well quote zerohedge.

 

[NOLA Dude]

I think you don't know how to use the English language.

What part of what DOGE has done do you know about? They work in secret, they're under the umbrella of the Presidential Records Act. You know only what they chose to tell you. You can't even access information about them under a FOI request, you have no way of knowing the truth of what they say or anything they chose not to tell you.

Why are you scared to talk about the subject of the thread? Thats seems to be a common theme for the lefties here.

 

[NOLA Dude]

No one should be above the law.
What more should be said or one would be hypocritical by criticizing one and not the other?

Get back to me when you can talk about the subject of the thread you are posting in.

 

[soap box]

Money intended for Africans was secretly re-routed to D.C. bureaucrats and their friends by racist, abusive bosses, employees say

When the Department of Government Efficiency showed up at a small USAID-linked federal agency called the African Development Foundation in March, its management locked the doors and refused to let auditors in. Its board sued to stop DOGE, and was lauded by the Left for objecting to granting “access to USADF systems including financial records, payment and human resources systems.”

But the objection, several former employees told The Daily Wire, might not have been on principled grounds, but rather because those records amounted to a crime scene.

The African Development Foundation’s employees have been sounding the alarm for years about self-dealing, cruelty, and anti-white discrimination. Money sent to Africa was then wired to the personal bank accounts of bureaucrats in Washington, D.C. An official promoted his for-profit, multi-level marketing scheme to poor Africans. Law enforcement identified possible criminal kickbacks. And those who now lament DOGE’s shuttering of the agency did nothing to fix it when they had a chance.

This Foreign Aid Agency Locked Its Doors To Keep DOGE Out. Now We Know Why.

DAILY WIRE LONGREADS: This piece of long-form investigative journalism is adapted from a recent four-part series.When the Department of Government Efficiency showed up at a small USAID-linked federal agency called the African Development Foundation in March, its management locked the doors and...

www.dailywire.com

It's crazy how much fraud & corruption happen constantly in our government. We need more DOGE and the Republicans in Congress need to enact the DOGE cuts, but they don't seem to care. Maybe the Moody's credit downgrade will push them to, but I doubt it.

This is an example of civil disobedience, which I regard highly.

 

[Grand Mal]

Why are you scared to talk about the subject of the thread?

Why are you making up shit? I told you that you have no idea what DOGE does and you have no way of knowing if what they tell you is true.
That includes the citation in the OP.

Thats seems to be a common theme for the lefties here.

No it doesn't. This is just you spouting the usual simple-minded tribal bullshit.

 

[Lovebug]

Get back to me when you can talk about the subject of the thread you are posting in.

You brought up breaking the law.

 

[Sven Karma]

Dailywire is wingnut trash. Might as well quote zerohedge.

Toney wingnut trash tho. One of the front page articles is by Andrew Klavan who I only previously knew from his rather good novel True Crime which Clint Eastwood made a (messily mis-cast) film of but I now know is also a wingnut trash political commentary hack.

 

[madman]

Money intended for Africans was secretly re-routed to D.C. bureaucrats and their friends by racist, abusive bosses, employees say

When the Department of Government Efficiency showed up at a small USAID-linked federal agency called the African Development Foundation in March, its management locked the doors and refused to let auditors in. Its board sued to stop DOGE, and was lauded by the Left for objecting to granting “access to USADF systems including financial records, payment and human resources systems.”

But the objection, several former employees told The Daily Wire, might not have been on principled grounds, but rather because those records amounted to a crime scene.

The African Development Foundation’s employees have been sounding the alarm for years about self-dealing, cruelty, and anti-white discrimination. Money sent to Africa was then wired to the personal bank accounts of bureaucrats in Washington, D.C. An official promoted his for-profit, multi-level marketing scheme to poor Africans. Law enforcement identified possible criminal kickbacks. And those who now lament DOGE’s shuttering of the agency did nothing to fix it when they had a chance.

This Foreign Aid Agency Locked Its Doors To Keep DOGE Out. Now We Know Why.

DAILY WIRE LONGREADS: This piece of long-form investigative journalism is adapted from a recent four-part series.When the Department of Government Efficiency showed up at a small USAID-linked federal agency called the African Development Foundation in March, its management locked the doors and...

www.dailywire.com

It's crazy how much fraud & corruption happen constantly in our government. We need more DOGE and the Republicans in Congress need to enact the DOGE cuts, but they don't seem to care. Maybe the Moody's credit downgrade will push them to, but I doubt it.

ahhhh! good ole "daily wire"

"we're not partisan at all!"

 

[madman]

Why are you scared to talk about the subject of the thread? Thats seems to be a common theme for the lefties here.

There's no credibility with your post (link)

 

[anatta]

The African Development Foundation’s employees have been sounding the alarm for years about self-dealing, cruelty, and anti-white discrimination. Money sent to Africa was then wired to the personal bank accounts of bureaucrats in Washington, D.C. An official promoted his for-profit, multi-level marketing scheme to poor Africans

lock them up

 

[Mycroft]

Congress appropriated the spending. If Trump’s mafia thugs try to come in and break the law, locking the doors is the right thing to do.

Do you think Congress approves of the criminal activity and corruption? I don't know, maybe they do. Maybe Congress will be implicated.

 

[Mycroft]

This is an example of civil disobedience, which I regard highly.

???

Civil disobedience?

Stealing taxpayer money?

And YOU approve of it?

I'm not surprised.

 

[Absentglare]

Do you think Congress approves of the criminal activity and corruption? I don't know, maybe they do. Maybe Congress will be implicated.

So you think your opinion is more important than the law. I don’t.