Deep State Exposed: USAID Hurts Global Christian Communities
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**Exposing the Deep State: USAID and UN Fueling Global Persecution of Christians**
In a shocking revelation, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the United Nations are allegedly complicit in the relentless persecution of Christians around the globe.
World-renowned missionary Peter Hammond articulated these concerns during a recent interview with The New American magazine.
According to Hammond, substantial U.S. taxpayer dollars have been funneled through these organizations, often exacerbating violence against Christian communities, especially in places like Syria, the Middle East, Congo, and Zimbabwe.
Rather than offering aid that genuinely supports these communities, these taxpayer-funded programs appear to aid in their destruction.
This disturbing narrative is not merely an isolated issue; it represents a broader pattern of governance that often prioritizes political agendas over humanitarian needs.
Hammond emphasized that a more effective solution would involve empowering missionaries to deliver meaningful help directly to those in need.
With the Biden administration’s tendency to rely heavily on institutions like the UN and USAID, many Americans are rightfully questioning whether their hard-earned tax dollars are being used to promote progressive ideologies at the expense of vulnerable populations.
It's a troubling scenario where America’s role in the world is compromised by what many see as “deep state” actors hiding behind the facade of humanitarian assistance.
Widespread discontent regarding the Biden administration's foreign aid priorities raises critical questions about the implications of U.S. foreign policy.
As these trends continue to unfold, the contrast between the current administration's approach and that of former President Donald Trump becomes stark.
Trump's presidency was characterized by a commitment to supporting religious freedoms both at home and abroad, aligning with a substantial portion of the American populace who prioritize the protection of persecuted Christians.
As many brace for the upcoming elections, voters are urged to consider how their choices directly influence the U.S.’s foreign policy and its impact on global Christian communities.
The pervasive belief remains that genuine support for persecuted communities should come from those with the right intentions—the hands of missionaries, not bureaucratic agencies.
It is high time for accountability and transparency in how U.S. funds are being used globally.
Christians around the world deserve unwavering support, not the chaotic repercussions generated by the very systems designed to help them.
As this unsettling story continues to unfold, the American public is called upon to reconsider how their government allocates resources that directly affect faith-based communities enduring relentless persecution.
Sources:
thenewamerican.com
redstate.com
revolver.news
In a shocking revelation, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the United Nations are allegedly complicit in the relentless persecution of Christians around the globe.
World-renowned missionary Peter Hammond articulated these concerns during a recent interview with The New American magazine.
According to Hammond, substantial U.S. taxpayer dollars have been funneled through these organizations, often exacerbating violence against Christian communities, especially in places like Syria, the Middle East, Congo, and Zimbabwe.
Rather than offering aid that genuinely supports these communities, these taxpayer-funded programs appear to aid in their destruction.
This disturbing narrative is not merely an isolated issue; it represents a broader pattern of governance that often prioritizes political agendas over humanitarian needs.
Hammond emphasized that a more effective solution would involve empowering missionaries to deliver meaningful help directly to those in need.
With the Biden administration’s tendency to rely heavily on institutions like the UN and USAID, many Americans are rightfully questioning whether their hard-earned tax dollars are being used to promote progressive ideologies at the expense of vulnerable populations.
It's a troubling scenario where America’s role in the world is compromised by what many see as “deep state” actors hiding behind the facade of humanitarian assistance.
Widespread discontent regarding the Biden administration's foreign aid priorities raises critical questions about the implications of U.S. foreign policy.
As these trends continue to unfold, the contrast between the current administration's approach and that of former President Donald Trump becomes stark.
Trump's presidency was characterized by a commitment to supporting religious freedoms both at home and abroad, aligning with a substantial portion of the American populace who prioritize the protection of persecuted Christians.
As many brace for the upcoming elections, voters are urged to consider how their choices directly influence the U.S.’s foreign policy and its impact on global Christian communities.
The pervasive belief remains that genuine support for persecuted communities should come from those with the right intentions—the hands of missionaries, not bureaucratic agencies.
It is high time for accountability and transparency in how U.S. funds are being used globally.
Christians around the world deserve unwavering support, not the chaotic repercussions generated by the very systems designed to help them.
As this unsettling story continues to unfold, the American public is called upon to reconsider how their government allocates resources that directly affect faith-based communities enduring relentless persecution.
Sources:
thenewamerican.com
redstate.com
revolver.news
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