(Credit: RAIR Foundation)
The DOGE investigations have shattered long-dismissed claims that USAID is funneling American taxpayer dollars to terrorist organizations. What was once labeled “conspiracy theory” is now backed by hard evidence: billions of dollars have been funneled over decades into terrorist training camps and Islamic terror groups, including the Taliban, ISIS, Al-Qaeda, Boko Haram, and ISIS Khorasan.
Now, the truth is coming to light, and Washington is in crisis mode.
$697 Million Per Year—Plus Billions More in Cash Shipments—Directly to Terrorists
In a bombshell congressional hearing, Republican Congressman Scott Perry accused USAID of funneling $697 million annually—along with weekly cash shipments of $40–$80 million—to Islamic terrorist groups.
“Who gets some of that money? Your money—$697 million annually—plus shipments of cash go to ISIS, Al-Qaeda, Boko Haram, and ISIS Khorasan. That’s what it’s funding,” Perry declared.
If America’s enemies were asked to design a foreign aid program that undermines the US at maximum cost to the Taxpayer, they’d be hard pressed to create a scheme more effective than USAID. pic.twitter.com/EjACP5aah6
— Rep. Scott Perry (@RepScottPerry) February 13, 2025
The “single greatest source of instability in the region” 👀:
Congressman Scott Perry accused USAID of funding groups like Boko Haram, ISIS, and Al-Qaeda, citing $697 million spent in Afghanistan under Taliban control and support for terrorist training camps. pic.twitter.com/yvIVYK0OHr
— Theo Gregoire (@TheoGregoire) February 17, 2025
These revelations were confirmed by the Defense Oversight and Government Ethics (DOGE) investigation, which uncovered a stunning network of fraudulent programs used as cover to launder taxpayer dollars to terrorists.
The Afghanistan Scam: “Women’s Programs” That Fund the Taliban
Perry exposed the fraudulent USAID programs supposedly meant to help Afghan women:
- Women’s Scholarship Endowment – $60 million per year
- Young Women Lead – $5 million per year
These programs claim to empower women in Afghanistan, yet Perry pointed out the obvious absurdity:
“The Taliban bans women from speaking in public, yet somehow, the American people are supposed to believe that this money is being used for the betterment of women in Afghanistan? It is not. You are funding terrorism, and it’s coming through USAID.”
Even more disturbing, a new DOGE report reveals that some of this money is being redirected to Taliban-run “martyrs’ welfare” programs—providing stipends to families of Taliban fighters killed attacking U.S. troops.
CIA whistleblower Sarah Adams confirmed:
“We’re paying Taliban families whose members died fighting us. Meanwhile, our veterans’ families get squat.”
Pakistan’s : $8.84 Billion for “Ghost Schools”
The Pakistan education scandal is even bigger than originally reported. Since 2002, USAID has pumped $8.84 billion into education programs—with no proof that the schools even exist.
Among the most blatant frauds:
- $136 million was allocated for 20 schools—not a single one has been found.
- $20 million went to educational television for kids who can’t attend school—because the schools don’t exist.
“We even spent $20 million on educational TV—for kids who don’t have access to these nonexistent schools. It’s absurd!” Perry slammed.
Meanwhile, Haqqani Network leader Sarajuddin Haqqani and Abdullah Bin Laden (Osama Bin Laden’s son) have reportedly benefited from USAID-linked funds, further proving that taxpayer dollars are ending up in the hands of Al-Qaeda-affiliated groups.