NGOs are Attacking America

In the shadows of American democracy, a force more insidious than any external threat has been at work. Since the chilling revelations of the Dodd Report in the 1950s, tax-exempt foundations, now rebranded as NGOs, have been using U.S. taxpayer money to systematically dismantle the very essence of our nation. This article explores how these entities, with billions funneled through agencies like USAID, are not just passive bystanders but active participants in a plot to reshape America into a vessel for globalist, Neo-Marxist ideologies, all under the guise of philanthropy.
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A Legacy of Subversion:
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Norman Dodd's investigation into tax-exempt foundations during the McCarthy era was a forewarning. His findings, which he presented to the Reece Committee, suggested that organizations like the Ford, Carnegie, and Rockefeller Foundations were not benign philanthropists but were instead orchestrating a subtle campaign against American values. Fast forward to today, and these now-called NGOs have expanded their influence, leveraging government funds to advance agendas that are antithetical to the principles of American independence, liberty, and sovereignty.
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Undermining National Security:
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Under the pretense of aid and development, NGOs have often acted in ways that compromise U.S. national security. By funding projects in strategic regions, they sometimes support initiatives or groups that oppose U.S. interests, either directly or indirectly. This use of American dollars to potentially destabilize foreign policy is a betrayal of trust and a misuse of public funds for private ideological gain.
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Electing Neo-Marxist Leaders:
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These foundations have played a crucial role in electing officials who embody Neo-Marxist ideologies. From district attorneys to judges, these leaders often push for policies that prioritize social justice over traditional legal standards, leading to a decline in law enforcement effectiveness and a challenge to American values of merit, responsibility, and order. Their funding, often hidden behind layers of grants and contracts, allows these NGOs to influence political outcomes without public accountability.
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Weakening the Cultural Fabric:
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Education has been a primary battleground. Through their influence, NGOs have facilitated curricula that question American identity, history, and capitalism, promoting instead collectivism, victimhood, and global citizenship. This educational shift is not about broadening perspectives but about eroding national pride and the individualistic spirit that defines America.
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Open Borders and Economic Sabotage:
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Advocacy for open borders by these organizations is not merely humanitarian; it's strategic. By supporting policies that allow for uncontrolled immigration, they aim to reshape the American demographic and electorate, introducing cultural elements that may not align with Western values or contribute positively to the economy, thus straining resources and diluting national identity.
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Corrupting the Judiciary and Law Enforcement:
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The legal system has been another target for transformation. NGOs fund legal initiatives that challenge traditional American laws on moral or ideological grounds. This has led to a judiciary and law enforcement that are more about social engineering than upholding justice, effectively undermining the rule of law that has long been a cornerstone of American governance.
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Public Policy and the Erosion of Values:
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In influencing public policy, these NGOs advocate for laws and regulations that often align with globalist or environmentalist agendas, which can be at odds with American economic interests or individual freedoms. Their lobbying efforts push for policies that increase government dependency, undermine business, and erode the self-reliance that has been a hallmark of American culture.
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The Shadow Government:
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The conversation between Norman Dodd and Rowan Gaither, then president of the Ford Foundation, is particularly telling. Gaither's candid admission that their directives were to alter life in the U.S. to merge comfortably with the Soviet Union paints a picture of a planned cultural and political convergence. This vision of a one-world technocratic government, controlled by central banking families, seems to be the ultimate goal, with America's unique identity and sovereignty as the primary casualties.
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A Call to Action:
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The revelations of the Dodd Report must not be relegated to history but should serve as a wake-up call. We need:
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Transparency: Demand clear accountability for how NGOs use U.S. funds.
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Reevaluation: Congress must reassess how taxpayer money is allocated, ensuring it does not fund activities against American interests.
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Educational Reform: Protect our educational systems from ideological indoctrination.
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Border Control: Secure our borders not just for security but to preserve our cultural and economic integrity.
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The use of taxpayer money to fund activities that undermine American values is a profound democratic betrayal. It's time to reclaim our institutions, ensuring they serve the American people and not the hidden agendas of a select few.
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The battle for America's soul is ongoing. The legacy of the Dodd Report should not be forgotten but used as a lens to view the current operations of NGOs. We must act decisively to dismantle this shadow government, restore our nation's integrity, and ensure that the American way of life, with its freedoms and opportunities, remains for generations to come. Let this be our call to defend our republic against those who wish to see it transformed into something unrecognizable--a mere cog in a globalist machine.