Where do British FUNDS go? The Sun: Millions of POUNDS offered to create jobs in Albania! (DONATION MAP)

The Sun newspaper has published an article titled: “ UK spends billions on crazy foreign projects like the Kenyan generation .”

According to The Sun , British taxes are being wasted on shrimp farms in Bangladesh, poetry workshops in Colombian prisons and gender lectures in Kenya.

Britain spends around £15 billion a year on overseas aid, £9 billion of which is from the Foreign Office.

The Foreign Office has also offered £ 500,000 of taxpayers' money to buy 15 electric vans to be donated to Albanian prisons, secured through a local Porsche dealer .

The UK spends billions on crazy foreign projects like the Kenyan generation

The contract states that the cars would help the Balkan country move " towards Net Zero and is part of a broader greening initiative ."

Britain, a fleet of vehicles as a gift to Albanian prisons

Officials have also allocated £1.9 million to create jobs in Albania to stop its citizens leaving the country.

Former government adviser Jason Brown, who launched the “ The Waste Files ” campaign, criticized: “ With taxes at staggering levels and working families struggling to make ends meet, Britons up and down the country will be shocked that their hard-earned money is being spent on sending electric cars to prisons in Albania .”

These investigations in the UK have been terminated following the decision of US President Donald Trump.

On his first day in office on January 20, President Trump imposed a 90-day freeze on all aid to other countries.

For 90 days, all instances will control where and for what the funds are given; if they are coherent with American principles and values, the funds will continue to be disbursed.

Even in Albania, a list was received with all the institutions whose source of income from America would be cut off.

As Elon Musk was doing his duty as the "guardian" of American taxpayer spending, news of the shutdown of USAID was also published.

For the president, they were "crazy radicals," while for Musk they were "criminal organizations."

The latter even stated that USAID has intervened and influenced politically with their funds.

 But he did not give examples or places where what he accused USAID employees of had happened. Under these conditions, the organization has been led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio. / Taken from The Sun , adapted into Albanian , VoxNews.