For the country to truly prosper, we need to take a hard look at how dissolving long-standing DEI related aid programs is impacting American farmers.
These programs historically connected U.S. agriculture with government-backed humanitarian aid creating stable demand and global impact at the same time.
Now, with those structures gone, other countries can purchase directly without U.S. government involvement. While that may increase flexibility globally, it comes at a cost American farmers are losing millions in reliable contracts.
At the same time, hedge funds and global investors are pouring billions into countries like Argentina betting on policy shifts, direct market access, and fewer barriers between producers and buyers.
While capital flows outward chasing opportunity, we have to ask: are we unintentionally weakening our own foundation from within?
Strong nations don’t just compete globally—they protect and empower the industries that sustain them at home.
@GrimzyNews Another one who thinks he’s different because his parents bought into the “American Dream” and decided it was better for him to only speak English.
@rovercrc FTX payouts aren’t recovery.
Gov sold, taxed, and is returning stables worth a fraction of the snapshot.
Only ETH held value.
Should victims be repaid in-kind instead of stables?