I hope you're doing well.

Stephen Mollandu from Freedom,

so I come, in a sense, in a way, I come to curse.

Now, this is more theology than politics.

So I guess like most people in the world,

certainly in the West, have been following

Doge's drilling into the USAID data about

how artificial matrix-like Q-the-Sun astro-turfed people's, quote, opinions are based upon the

billions of dollars that the U.S. government has been bribing, I would say,

bribing. I mean, not officially. I'm sure it's legal, but to me that's the implication.

Morally, I'm not talking legally. Or influencing, let's say, influencing. Whoever pays the

piper calls the tune. The U.S. government has been influencing news organizations around the

world for many decades. And see, this is what, I mean, what corrupt people do is they will try and

figure out what you care about and then use that as a cover for their own corruption.

So what's been going on with USAID.

I mean, it's nothing that I didn't talk about almost 20 years ago.

We, in fact, remastered a couple of shows from 2006,

the round trip of the foreign trade dollar and the truth about foreign aid.

There's a good book I read many years ago called White Man's Burden that goes into this in rather gruesome detail, just how hypocritical and manipulative of this sort of so-called foreign aid stuff is. So that's nothing new,

that's nothing too shocking. Now, I think what is a little bit shocking, though, is the churches, are the churches

as a whole. This stuff with the churches, look, I have my sympathies for Christianity. I really do.

And most of the best people I know are Christians. So this is nothing to do with individuals.

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