🧵Most people are unaware that USAID, gifted in 2016, $310 million of taxpayer money to start a Palestinian cement factory project. The project was a private venture, by a company called Sanad, to create cement mills and factories, Helping build Hamas' terror tunnels in Gaza.
Sanad Construction Resources Company (SANAD) is a Palestinian publicly traded company, in PEX (Palestine Stock Exchange), it has profited handsomely from the purchase of cement as foreign aid, particularly from USAID, UNRWA and the UN.
Much of its revenue came from cement and construction contracts funded by these organizations. Cement—critical for building tunnels and military infrastructure—was always a priority for Hamas and USAID helping it had a cement factory nearby, ensured it had an endless supply.
In 2016, during a press conference, where the project was announced, Loai Quwas, the executive head of Sanad said,
“…establishing the factory is a dream of Sanad company and the Palestinian investment fund, adding that it has been started since 2013”
USAID’s involvement in this project sparks a chilling question: How could U.S. tax dollars be blindly funneled into a private venture, with zero oversight or accountability, empowering a terrorist organization?
Worse yet, after funding Sanad to build the factories, USAID would purchase cement back from that very same company. This circular flow of money seems very much like a money-laundering scheme, giving Hamas a steady stream of resources while making some very wealthy in the process
The U.S. government must hold accountable those responsible for enabling a project that strengthened Hamas while squandering taxpayer money
@MelissaSChapman But you can link to my substack or X
@StottsVicki @MelissaSChapman @Betar_USA was also suspended for posting literally "📟📟"
That was the FB post, two pager emojis
@Aizenberg55 And in 2019, there was an article that spoke about how their stocks were suffering after the defunding of UNRWA and USAID projects due to Taylor Force Act.
@elderofziyon There are tons of documents that are not accessible anymore from USAID regarding Sanad Construction. Here is one from 2018 >>
@elderofziyon I encourage you to hear NGO Monitor's X Space from a few days ago, they also speak about how many donations have no name to where they were given to.
🧵In a move that defies logic and ethics, The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) revealed that Congress has handed a staggering $516 billion to expired programs in 2024 alone. Some of these expired programs, date back to 1980.
This is corruption at an industrial scale!
Let’s break it down:
- The $516 billion for 2024 alone is tied to 491 expired programs
- Nearly half of those authorizations having expired more than ten years ago.
- Some of these programs date back to 1980.
- 1,264 programs expired before the start of fiscal year 2024
- Since 2000, federal spending on expired programs has skyrocketed, with a staggering 77% increase since 2012 alone
- Taking into account the recent rapid increase, in the last 25 years, the total could range from $6 trillion to $8 trillion
🧵In the heart of Doha lies an ambitious project designed to establish Qatar as a major player in the global media ecosystem, Media City Qatar (MCQ). It’s more than just an economic initiative—it’s a calculated move to infiltrate Western media from within Qatari soil.
At the heart of MCQ’s media ecosystem is Al Jazeera, serving as the propaganda branch for the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas, particularly through its digital arm, AJ+, which has gained widespread traction on social media.
The Al Jazeera Media Institute (AJMI) has partnered with Media City Qatar (MCQ) to integrate cutting-edge AI technologies into its media training and production. Through this strategic use of AI, Qatar aims to influence both the content and the way news is consumed worldwide.
🧵How NGO information flows to media and what is the impact on the coverage of the Israeli conflict
The Israel-Palestinian conflict coverage mainly relies on information from NGOs. This flow of information significantly shapes global media narratives.
From journalists switching jobs between NGOs & media orgs, to bans watchdogs such as @NGOmonitor and its director @GeraldNGOM as a source, understanding the flow of information from NGOs to media is imperative to understand the conflict of interest that are driving the narratives
Data Collection
NGOs on the ground collect data, witness events, & release reports. These reports serve as primary sources for the media. Journalists rely on NGOs for access and insights they can't independently verify.
🧵The recent shutdown of USAID under President Trump highlights the growing concerns surrounding the effectiveness and accountability of U.S. foreign aid. A glaring example of the misuse of tax payer dollars, disguised as aid, is the education system in Gaza and the West Bank
Despite billions in donations around the world, it is estimated that less than 10% of the funds actually reach the people in need. The education system in Gaza and the West Bank funded by USAID has been promoting terrorism and hate, by glorifying martyrs and terrorists.
USAID has played a crucial role in supporting education to Arab-Palestinians, contributing to 17% of non-UNRWA schools, educating approximately 250,000 children. The curriculum and environment in these schools, are proven to be promoting hate, glorifying terrorism, and martyrdom.
🧵In June 2024, @realchrisrufo exposed documents from the Portland Teachers’ Union, encouraging over 4,500 members to “Teach Palestine!”. The materials from various organizations, most partly funded by Qatar. Organized by grade levels, as a complete K-12 indoctrination guide
The content indoctrinates kids into an anti-American, pro-Islam worldview. Teaching kindergarteners to protest and ending with high schoolers viewing the U.S. as a "terrorist state" while glorifying violent resistance as "revolutionary" or “freedom fighting.”
The indoctrination includes even introducing “Queer” and “Sex-Education”, connected to “Palestine”
🧵Adolf Hitler's relationship with Christianity was complex and contradictory. While he was born into a Catholic family and occasionally made references to Christianity in his speeches, his beliefs and actions were not in line with traditional Christian values.
Hitler often used Christian imagery and language for political and propaganda purposes, aiming to appeal to the predominantly Christian population of Germany.
However, he was also known for expressing disdain for organized religion, particularly Catholicism and Protestantism, which he viewed as weak or incompatible with his vision of Nazi ideology.