USAID Haiti Scam exposing “$4.4 Billion spent SPENT, Six Homes Built”, Clinton Foundation Raked In Millions

A significant portion of the $4.4 billion allocated from the U.S. did not reach the intended recipients, with claims of mismanagement by USAID and associated entities, including the Clinton Foundation. Calls for greater transparency and investigation into how international aid is managed.

The Clinton Foundation raked in Millions from USAID. In 2010, USAID managed $4.4 billion for Haiti under Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. The Clinton Foundation was a significant player in those Haiti “efforts”.

USAID and partners funneled billions through multiple “administrative fees,” with DC firms pocketing 56% of contracts while Haitian companies got just 2%.

The Red Cross’s numbers tell the story: $500M raised, promised homes for 130,000 people, delivered exactly six houses.

Of 196 NGOs reviewed, only eight could explain where the money went.

USAID’s Haiti scandal is staggering. The U.S. sent $4.4 billion after the 2010 earthquake—yet less than 2% reached Haitians, while 56% lined the pockets of D.C. firms.

The Red Cross claimed to shelter 130,000 people—but built just SIX homes.

Of all the contracts, “Haitian companies got just 2%”

Elon Musk just shared details on the USAID Haiti Scam exposing “$4.4B SPENT, SIX HOMES BUILT”

Of all the contracts, “Haitian companies got just 2%”

2016 Haitian Reporter, “The whole world has given billions.” They say Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton stole it

“Where is the… pic.twitter.com/q6v6vKIgb1

— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) February 22, 2025

2016 Haitian Reporter, “The whole world has given billions.” They say Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton stole it

“Where is the money Hillary Clinton raised with the Clinton foundation, Haiti did not get even 2%”

“So, Mr. Trump, we are asking you, begging you, the Haitian community will side with you if one day you ask Hillary Clinton publicly to disclose the audit of all the money they have stolen from Haiti in 2010 after the earthquake”

USAID’s Haiti scandal is staggering. The U.S. sent $4.4B after the 2010 earthquake—yet less than 2% reached Haitians, while 56% lined the pockets of D.C. firms.

The Red Cross claimed to shelter 130,000 people—but built just SIX homes.

No transparency. No accountability. USAID… pic.twitter.com/SCFTjJaoxo

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) February 23, 2025

How USAID squandered billions in Haiti and around the globe

By: Paul Vallas, NY Post, Feb. 22, 2025:

DOGE wants to see where our tax dollars go, and we should let them. No surprise that the “government industrial complex” will resist every effort to bring transparency and accountability to how those funds are spent when the system is ripe with problems.

I’ve had first-hand experience with USAID and other international aid organizations, such as the World Bank, UNESCO, and even the Red Cross, during my 40-plus trips to Haiti after being invited by then Haitian President René Préval to help rebuild the nation following the devastating 2010 earthquake.

And I’ve seen how USAID, along with other NGOs, delivered on very few of their promises, failed to coordinate relief activities, and even skimmed money off the top.
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The story of USAID’s operations in Haiti following the island’s devastating earthquake in 2010 demonstrates how the aid organization operated without oversight or accountability. Getty Images

The continuing disaster status in Haiti and so many similar places is in part a product of these agencies’ handiwork.

What happened in Haiti captures, at the very least, the incompetence — if not the outright corruption — of these international relief organizations. There is probably no more corrupt government agency than USAID.

Since the 2010 earthquake in Haiti killed as many as 300,000 people, the US government has disbursed around $4.4 billion in foreign assistance to the small island nation.
At least $1.5 billion was disbursed for immediate humanitarian aid, while another $3 billion went to recovery, reconstruction and development.

Of the at least $2.13 billion in contracts and grants for Haiti-related work, less than $50 million, or 2% went to Haitian organizations or firms. By comparison, $1.3 billion, or 56%, has gone to firms located in or near the US capitol. Little wonder USAID is so threatened by the sudden scrutiny.

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