Multipolarity Save The Aid, The UK Art of The Deal, If I Speak I Am In Trouble
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Feb 13, 2025 Corruption within USAID is under scrutiny, revealing possible hidden networks that could change public perception. The UK strikes a controversial deal with Mauritius over the Chagos Islands, raising questions about ethics and historical injustices. As the US pivots back to asserting control over tech sectors, Europe faces pressure over online free speech. This shifting geopolitical landscape poses risks for international stability while stirring debates on colonial legacies and the implications for global power dynamics.
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Potential Regime Change
- The USAID scandal could expose corruption, leading to a regime change in the US.
- This could discredit the ruling class and reshape global liberal networks.
USAID's Damaged Soft Power
- USAID is a powerful soft power tool, but the scandal exposes its workings.
- This exposure damages its effectiveness and may signal a regime change.
Why USAID First?
- USAID may have been targeted first due to higher potential for misusing funds and geopolitical implications.
- Attacking USAID disrupts global networks and weakens the established elite structure.