El Chisme

1. Capitalist Missionary Work:
USAID doesn't end poverty – it manages poverty to stabilize extraction. Its core function is converting Global South nations into compliant markets through "structural adjustment" by other means. Every vaccination program, every "microfinance" scheme, comes wired with conditionalities: privatize water, slash tariffs for U.S. agribusiness, criminalize leftist movements. This isn't aid – it's debt colonialism 2.0.

2. Counterrevolutionary Apparatus:
From Chile '73 to Bolivia 2019, USAID funds flow to NGOs that sabotage socialist projects. Their "democracy promotion" budgets bankroll regime-change operations against any government resisting U.S. capital. Remember:

• $65 million to anti-Maduro groups pre-2019 coup attempt
• Training opposition cadres in Haiti (2004) and Honduras (2009)
• Funding anti-communist "labor unions" during Cold War coups

3. Disaster Capitalism's First Responder:
When earthquakes or hurricanes strike, USAID arrives with one hand distributing MREs and the other signing "reconstruction" contracts for Bechtel and Halliburton. Haiti's post-2010 "recovery" saw 90% of funds funneled back to U.S. firms while cholera-infected UN troops (deployed under USAID's umbrella) killed 10,000.

4. Agricultural Warfare:
"Food aid" isn't charity – it's a dumping ground for subsidized U.S. grain that bankrupts local farmers. USAID's "Feed the Future" initiative forces GMO adoption while Monsanto (now Bayer) patents seeds. Result: traditional agriculture destroyed, nations chained to volatile global commodity markets.

5. Digital Colonialism:
Modern USAID fronts as a tech benefactor while wiring the Global South for data extraction. "Digital development" grants train AI systems on Global South populations without consent, creating datasets sold to Silicon Valley. Their "feminist foreign policy" funds apps that track reproductive health data – perfect for anti-abortion crackdowns by U.S.-allied regimes.

The cold equation: Every $1 of "aid" generates $7 in repatriated profits to U.S. firms (Center for Economic and Policy Research). USAID is the velvet glove over the iron fist of AFRICOM and sanctions regimes. Real international solidarity requires dismantling this neocolonial pipeline and redirecting stolen wealth to reparations – not Rockefeller-endorsed paternalism.

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