The U.S. Institute of Peace was, think of it like the National Endowment for Democracy.

Is George Orwell in charge of naming these groups? National Endowment for Democracy is subverts democracy.

All these peace groups are like aggressively anti-peace.

You can check out these protests online. They're hilarious. It's people protesting in the streets

so that they are not allowed to know foreign funding of their own societies.

Put the blindfolders on me. I am not allowed to know whether that is funded by a foreign government,

how much is funding. The CIA was running a initiative to control the education space during

the Cold War to stop the spread of communist sympathizing teachings and curricula.

All this was repurposed against right-wing populism when Trump won in 2016.

I noticed.

According to George Soros, the Open Society Foundation, was to provide basically a tax loophole for his kids.

It became such a powerful force in Washington that we had to synchronize U.S. foreign policy

with the foreign policy set out by the Open Society Foundation. NGOs, you hear the term all the time.

And in fact, the deeper you look into almost any news story, especially one that pertains the destruction

of Western civilization in the United States, you find something called an NGO at the bottom

of the story. NGO stands for non-governmental organization, but paradoxically, NGOs feel

like a parallel government to me.

You've done a lot of research on this.

I don't think this topic's talked about enough,

so I'm just going to stand back and let you explain what an NGO is, where they came from,

and what role they occupy in the modern West.

Yeah.

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