Corporate warlords are corrupt through and through and rotate in and out of top positions in the corporate world like musical chairs. These warlords are fired at one corporation for heinous crimes on one day but hired a week later by another corporation to carry out their criminal agenda. Fines and penalties are exacted on these warlords, and no one bats an eye. Paying governmental fines from budgeted crimes is simply part of corporate daily business and it is a given that top executives seldom ever go to jail.

This post is a response to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence’s – Report on Russian Active Measures, issued on March 22, 2018 (released to the public on April 27)  – the so called Nunes Final Report. The report may be confusing to some, so the Anonymous Patriots decided to elucidate and clarify the findings of the report. It is hard to tell what you are reading without accurate backstory.

USAID is not foreign aid and it is not aid at all, it is venture capital and investments in U. S. corporations and their agents. It is also well-known that most of this “international development” money never reaches the intended goal. Often there is little or no compliance follow-through or reporting requirements. OPIC is the worst for this type of mismanagement.

Essentially, any “U. S. sponsor” can file for an OPIC loan and loan guarantee and if the U. S. bureaucracy (Senior Executive Service) says yes, then the applicant can basically count on OPIC funding the project for the entire length of the project, which is often ten years. It’s called a gravy train.