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The internet is not a real place
there are real people behind every screen, yes
putting your face out there does make it more human. But is that good? Why do we want it to be more human? Does it help with safety? Are there trade offs to doing that?
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net new
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“it’s a diss track!!!!!!!!”
“a minorrrrrrrrrrr”
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The USAID OIG (office of inspector general) said in 2024, paraphrasing
The people we’re giving money to are expected to self-report fraud/abuse
They’re supposed to report it to OIG, but instead they report it to USAID
USAID takes its sweet time before reporting it to us (OIG) which limits our ability to investigate
Some of the agencies we give money to (UN) refuse to cooperate with us because they claim to have immunity
Somebody we fire can just switch to a different UN agency and do the same shit there
The OIG suggested USAID close loopholes, build an internal database, add certification steps. For years, and they did none of it.
They’re doing internal trainings and education to avoid phishing scams and such. A small step.
It sounds any large company. And that’s not a good thing. Maybe gutting and starting from scratch is the way to go. It means losing all the tribal knowledge unfortunately. But if a rebuild takes 5-10 years and lasts 50, that’s a good thing.
Question still remains – gut, gut and rebuild, or rebuild? I can see how frustratingly slow rebuild would be.
https://oig.usaid.gov/sites/default/files/2024-11/TMC_FY_2025-FINAL.pdf
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Light a man on fire and he’ll be warm the rest of his life
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BROCCOLI HAIR that’s the name i’ve been looking for all year
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https://stopfundingleftistngos.com/
This is peak retardation
Polls consistently reveal that Americans believe that it is about 25 percent of the federal budget — and that a majority believe it should be more like 10 percent. In reality, foreign aid is less than 1 percent of the budget.
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don’t page me bro!
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You gotta be careful around Reddit
Overly specific shills like this can easily throw you off
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