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100% USAID: Mission to South Africa The early work of USAID/South Africa successfully laid the groundwork for the much larger programs that followed. Key accomplishments were reversing the deeply held belief of the South African anti-apartheid leadership that the United States was opposed to regime change; quickly identifying and cultivating the current and future political, economic, and social leadership of a nonracial South Africa; putting in place a program framework that was perceived by anti-apartheid leadership and the Congress as responsive to the needs of the struggle; and, most importantly, effectively implementing the will of the American people as expressed by the Act.

Sure.

Not one mention. Not once.

What are you smoking?

Oh, I'll just take your word for it.

When will you start asking yourself the tough questions? Any idea why the guy from South Africa would have an issue with USAID?

Not one mention.

March 19, 2024: February 4, 2025: Welcome to Kushner Strip.

BUT HER EMAILS!

30,839 replies 1,542 pages Number of times USAID mentioned: ZERO

TRUMP'S EGO > OUR SAFETY Thank God the "adults" are back in the room.

18 years later. "Trump doesn't fight endless wars"

#VladStrong

Definition of a self-own

DEI LGTBQ HIRES > FOX NEWS HIRES

Even with Fox News's talent in charge, you remain paranoid.

I know.

Case closed.

How old are you?

Snodgrass lost his life due to an incomplete preflight check. Despite being one of the most respected F-14 Tomcat pilots, he died in a prop plane accident because he didn't follow basic protocols. Aviation shows no mercy - regardless of gender, even a small oversight can be fatal.

The Pratt & Whitney TF30-P-414A engine was notorious for compressor stalls, which had claimed the lives of many Tomcat crews before Hultgreen. Just out of curiosity, what happened to Dale "Snort" Snodgrass?

False.

You're overthinking this. Trump signed a trade agreement with Mexico and Canada 5 years ago. Why is he using the same playbook again?