dr. usa did not directly support the orphanage, but funded to other associated programs. other documents identified the charity as the children of god relief institute, which was awarded to a $30000000.00 usa id contract. in 2013, all is the abuse continued, and usa id turned a blind died. the organization knew or should have known of multiple incidents of sexual exploitation and abuse of children. the report said, but failed to take effective remedial measures to address the abuse us a id share details of its investigation with canyon law enforcement, abusing children, hating on the chinese destabilizing governments. usa i, these brand might have been intended to give people the impression that us dollars would be put to use in aging people. but based on the organization's track record, it's only work to help itself. that is the state department. there's always here the story is that we're keeping an eye on before you can always check out onto the videos. i'll pad supplementary is la programs much, much besides just waiting. typically, the threes gives this little bit an

expect a much smaller federal government, a very weak and perhaps non existent usa id and 90 days, and a dramatic carbo and car. dr. be assistance levels that we've seen that spring in sly. your organization, of course, works with the local community. tell us what even if this turns out, so like to be a temporary freeze. what does it made for some of the initiatives? what does it meant? rather, some of the initiatives that your organization is working on. have you been impacted? yes, certainly. uh, we have been impacted by this freeze um in a profound way of the free is risk cutting off life, saving a to one of the most vulnerable regions in man, bye, which is already one of the most vulnerable in their entire world. so this is going to be, uh, does have a staging because we are experiencing, have been for the past 4 years, military violence from a military origin that came to power 4 years ago today. and this could also help our ability to document ongoing human rights abuses by the military, which is critical to accountability and ending impunity in burma sly. all lives at stake. yes, indeed. because what this c

mike bens in his interview with dr. costs and essentially talks about this as being c, r a style mentally. since at least want to do that in cuba by creating what they, what usa called the cuban spring. and the problem was at that, at that time, cuba had banned us social media companies calling them, you know, a tool of us imperialism. and so there was no twitter allowed. and so usaid pulled off this operation to create a, a company called as engineer, which is, it was like it was a twitter knock off at once. they had a critical mass of users in the platform and made enough support from other civil society institutions that were, that were being funded by usaid and state entity at the time that they would then activate what they, what they called smart mobs. they would, they would switch the, our, their mobs, they would, they would switch the items and they would selectively target news distribution of, of messages to, to users on the, on the basis of their political proclivities in order to get them to take to the streets in in violent street protests and over overthrow their government basically the same be able to pull off the same thing that was happening

dr. my good buttress. thank you so much sir. for your your time today. what do you think is the primary reason the trump administration is seeking to shut dime usa id? i have to shed some light to the see is the dean changing the incident? i know the us national security is based on 3 inputs on we call it and pull up its 3 days the fence managed by the department of defense diplomacy managed by the department of state and development, which is managed by u. s. a r d. no. why it's so important because in 1961, it was created by the congress as part of the eh, a assistance to reward. so barnstead, she is created by the congress. it must be these old only by congress not to buy at executive order by the president. now, how would this be managed? it's been managed by 3 parties. the president be the head of the department of state, which is uh the, um, uh, what's his name um the id as well. yeah. yeah. and the national security council. so the national security council has a major role in this. so we are talking about that i can't play you in the u. s. national security. we are talking about the main tool of the u. s. national security. and so what's hap