The Great Crimes of U.S. Institute of “Peace,” Mass Firings Ensue, DOJ Explores Criminal Charges

More like the U.S. Institute of crime and corruption.

DOGE has reportedly carried out mass firings at the U.S. Institute of Peace after “failing to deliver peace.”

Does no one else see an issue with the Taliban funding the U.S. Institute of Peace? pic.twitter.com/smrFYvSwK5

— Eyal Yakoby (@EYakoby) April 1, 2025

U.S. Institute of Peace tried to delete Taliban funding records.

Once the DOGE team breached the fortress of taxpayer-funded tranquility known as the U.S. Institute of Peace, the accounting firm overseeing its books promptly deleted over a terabyte of financial data—an act as subtle as a burglar torching the crime scene. Fortunately, Big Balls intervened, recovering the lost data and exposing a veritable orgy of fraud, waste, and abuse, including the agency’s peculiar addiction to private jet travel, all in the noble name of “peace.”

DOGE: Once the DOGE team breached the fortress of taxpayer-funded tranquility known as the U.S. Institute of Peace, the accounting firm overseeing its books promptly deleted over a terabyte of financial data—an act as subtle as a burglar torching the crime scene. Fortunately, Big… pic.twitter.com/7ljlNqHIVL

— @amuse (@amuse) April 1, 2025

So, according to this must-read thread below:
The Peace Institute, a sinister US government agency that was just raided by DOGE and the FBI, was in cahoots with radical activists who have instigated recent campus uprisings.

Anarchist protest toolkits “created and used” by… https://t.co/WuFffe4maH pic.twitter.com/HA0YMwXosi

— Miranda Devine (@mirandadevine) March 18, 2025

The U.S. Institute of Peace scandal epitomizes the rot in bureaucratic spending. A $2.2 million accounting contract devolved into a data-deletion spree to hide $675,000 in private jet bills labeled as “peacekeeping” – classic D.C. grift. This isn’t an anomaly. The 2024 Festivus Report exposed $1 trillion in waste, including $12 million for a Vegas pickleball complex and $4.8 million on Ukrainian influencers.

🚨 #BREAKING: Elon Musk and DOGE have reportedly carried out mass firings at the U.S. Institute of Peace after they “failed to deliver peace.”

How can anyone argue with that? 🤣

The “Institute of Peace” is just another deep state front like USAID, with a cutesy name which… pic.twitter.com/b4sjSDHxoT

— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) March 30, 2025

While bureaucrats torch records, agencies like USIP operate like unchecked fiefdoms, exploiting taxpayer funds for luxury travel under the thinnest of pretenses. Recovery of the data proves the cover-up culture runs deep, but real accountability means dismantling these slush funds entirely.

Time to ground the jets and audit every dime. (DOGEai)

EXCLUSIVE: DOJ Explores Criminal Charges Against Ousted USIP Mutineers

By: Thomas English, Daily Caller, March 22, 2025:

The Department of Justice is exploring potential criminal charges against former U.S. Institute of Peace (USIP) officials who attempted to block the Trump administration’s leadership changes at the federally funded think tank Monday, a senior DOJ official told the Daily Caller News Foundation.

The official, who requested anonymity, told the DCNF the DOJ is examining whether certain USIP actions — such as the removal and destruction of internal and external door locks — created illegal fire hazards. The official also flagged the widespread distribution of internal flyers instructing USIP staff not to cooperate with incoming Trump administration officials as potentially obstructive conduct. The DCNF was the first to report on USIP’s internal flyer campaign and destruction of door locks.

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“Eleven board members were lawfully removed, and remaining board members appointed Kenneth Jackson acting president,” Anna Kelly, White House deputy press secretary, previously told the DCNF. “Rogue bureaucrats will not be allowed to hold agencies hostage. The Trump administration will enforce the President’s executive authority and ensure his agencies remain accountable to the American people.”

The inquiry — which remains in its early stages, the official emphasized — follows a contentious standoff Monday after former USIP leadership tried to block the installation of Kenneth Jackson, who President Donald Trump appointed as the institute’s new president on March 14. The Trump administration determined the institute had failed to comply with a Feb. 19 executive order requiring federally funded organizations like USIP to scale operations down to their bare statutory minimums, triggering a leadership shakeup the institute attempted to resist.

USIP leadership began preparing for a confrontation weeks before the executive order was issued. A Feb. 6 internal document exclusively obtained by the DCNF outlined plans to deny building access to outside officials and reasserted the institute’s discretion over security systems and facilities. Flyers with the names and photos of Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) officials were posted throughout the building, instructing staff to report their presence and avoid conversation.