President Donald Trump made it very clear by Secretary Of State Marco Rubio's statement that he did not want TAX PAYERS money to be used on 83% of the USAID operations and he canceled those programs.     

"Rubio’s social media post Monday said that review was now “officially ending,” with some 5,200 of USAID’s 6,200 programs eliminated. Those programs “spent tens of billions of dollars in ways that did not serve, (and in some cases even harmed), the core national interests of the United States,” Rubio wrote.

He said about 1,000 remaining contracts would now be administered by the State Department."

USAID AND USAID-AMERICA

 UNITED POWER

President John F. Kennedy's words about our moral, economic, and political obligations as a global leader resonate powerfully even today. He stated:

"There is no escaping our obligations: our moral obligations as a wise leader and good neighbor in the interdependent community of free nations – our economic obligations as the wealthiest people in a world of largely poor people, as a nation no longer dependent upon the loans from abroad that once helped us develop our own economy – and our political obligations as the single largest counter to the adversaries of freedom." – John F. Kennedy

He envisioned a nation actively contributing to a world of free and prosperous nations, acknowledging our unique position and responsibilities. This vision, while noble, has faced challenges in its practical implementation, particularly within organizations like USAID.

The recent closure of USAID, while regrettable for the affected employees who acted in good faith, presents an opportunity for honest reflection. Concerns have been raised, and voiced by figures like Chavez, regarding USAID's perceived role as a tool for political influence and destabilization, straying far from Kennedy's ideal of a "good neighbor." Allegations of corruption have further tarnished its mission, hindering its effectiveness in fulfilling Kennedy's vision of responsible global leadership.

We believe this is not an ending, but a new beginning. To truly honor Kennedy's enduring words, a fresh approach is needed. We envision a revitalized organization, "USAID-AMERICA," cleansed of the stains that plagued its predecessor. This rebranding represents a commitment to transparency, accountability, and a renewed focus on genuine international development.

USAID-AMERICA will operate as a private entity, fostering a bipartisan relationship with Congress while maintaining its independence from undue political influence. By establishing its headquarters outside of Washington D.C., we aim to further distance ourselves from the political machinations that have, in the past, compromised the organization's integrity.

Our goal is to restore faith in America's commitment to global development, ensuring that our actions align with Kennedy's vision of a nation fulfilling its moral, economic, and political obligations with wisdom, integrity, and a genuine desire to uplift communities around the world and that we collaborate with President Donald Trump showing the world that America has not turned its back on the crying world. We will accomplish this by implement an organizational model of Philosophy of Caring and Self Power Building.

 

Self Power Building

We firmly believe that true global progress stems from empowering each nation to achieve its own potential, not through imposing external agendas. Our commitment is to never infringe upon any nation's rights, but rather to foster the "Self's": self-reliance, self-sufficiency, self-respect, self-esteem, self-perseverance, self-nurturing, self-maturing, and self-determination, self-empowerment, self-care.

The journey towards national strength and self-independence begins within. 

We are committed to respecting the sovereignty of all nations. Our focus is to empower countries from within by fostering the following qualities:

• Self-Reliance: Enabling nations to chart their own course independently.

• Self-Sufficiency: Ensuring the ability to provide for their people and build resilience.

• Self-Respect: Cultivating a strong national identity that allows countries to stand tall.

• Self-Esteem: Fueling innovation and progress, driving nations to reach their potential.

• Self-Perseverance: providing the grit to overcome challenges and maintain momentum.

• Self-Nurturing: building internal mechanisms that are helpful to a nation's people.

• Self-Maturing: The way a country grows on a political and cultural level.

• Self-Determination: Allowing a country to make its own decisions.

• Self-Empowerment: Inspiring their people to own their own lives.

• Self-Care: Promoting healthy lifestyles.

• Self-Love: Internal pride in one's nation and culture.

When these qualities flourish within a nation, its true capabilities are unlocked, paving the way for lasting prosperity and influence. This internal development is paramount, allowing each country to discover and cultivate its unique strengths and capabilities.

Philosophy of Caring

Countries differ in the method that they use to govern their country.