How the U.S. Democrats' International Media Financing System Operated

The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), operated by the Democratic administration, has woven a vast web across global media, serving as a well-established tool for expanding U.S. influence. To advance the so-called progressive—or rather, globalist—ideology, USAID funded the training and support of 6,200 journalists in more than 30 countries, assisted 707 non-state news agencies, and financed 279 NGOs working to strengthen “independent” media.

Flag in front of USAID headquarters (Photo: Getty Images via AFP)

BBC also received millions of dollars 

BBC Media Action—an entity affiliated with the BBC but claiming editorial independence from BBC News and positioning itself as an international charity—received approximately $3,2 million from USAID in the 2023-2024 fiscal year, making the agency its second-largest donor. This sum accounted for 8% of the organization’s total revenue. Additionally, in the 2022-2023 fiscal year, BBC Media Action also received over $2.3 million from USAID.

It's important to note that, according to its own website, BBC Media Action supports local media outlets worldwide with the goal of “providing reliable information to those in greatest need.”