Thread by @nero_returns

With USAID getting caught red-handed spending billions on globalist WEF initiatives and woke propaganda, let's take a closer look at what the UK's FCDO has been up to 👉🧵

1/ The UK's Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) has been dishing out your taxpayer money on woke. £1.5 million was allocated for a project aimed at "promoting gender equality" in Nigeria, which included workshops on gender identity and sexual orientation.

2/ The FCDO spent £2 million on a "Climate Justice" initiative in India, focusing more on climate activism than on practical solutions for sustainable development. This funding supported NGOs pushing for aggressive climate policies, often at odds with local economic needs.

3/ Then there's the £800K spent on a "Diversity and Inclusion" program in Kenya, where funds were used to create school curricula that emphasize gender theory over actual education. The move sparked controversy among locals questioning the relevance to their cultural values.

4/ We can't heat pensioners' homes, but the FCDO still found £3 million for a global campaign against "hate speech", which is a guise for censoring views contrary to progressive ideals. This includes funding for organizations that advocate for speech restrictions.

5/ On the woke propaganda front, £750,000 was used for a "Transgender Rights" project in South America, funding workshops and public awareness campaigns. Another cultural imposition, rather than aid, especially when basic health and education services are underfunded.

6/ The FCDO allocated £1 million for "LGBTQI+ Inclusion" in the Middle East, a region where such initiatives could provoke backlash rather than promote rights, highlighting a disconnect between Western ideals and local realities.

7/ For climate activism, £5 million was funneled into the "Green New Deal for Africa" project, focusing on policy advocacy for drastic carbon reduction, overshadowing the need for energy access which could improve quality of life through reliable electricity.

8/ In an ironic twist, while the UK struggles with its own energy crisis, £4 million went towards "Renewable Energy Advocacy" in Southeast Asia, promoting solar and wind projects that are simply not viable without subsidies, essentially exporting a domestic policy failure.

9/ I could continue... but the bottom line? Both the USA and UK are using taxpayer money to fund a global woke agenda, often at the expense of genuine development needs. It's time for a serious reassessment of what "aid" means.

Now, I'm off for coffee.