The British rock band Radiohead and George Soros are in bed together. Who will the CIA fund? Who will it kick out of bed?
How does Mongolia, the Asia Foundation and USAID factor into the equation?
This is a look at the abject lengths to which the CIA has gone to hide its corruption and its meddling in domestic politics.
Mike Benz, who formerly worked for the U.S. State Department, explores the depths of this controversy, hidden for so many years in federal documents that have only recently been declassified. Benz now serves as executive director of the Foundation for Freedom Online.
Were outlandish rap groups like N.W.A. (Niggaz With Attitudes) simply creation of the CIA? Just how deeply entrenched was the spy agency in the rap music scene? How much control did the CIA exert over recording labels, as well as radio stations and individual performers?
How did the CIA get the money to do all of its machinations? Did all of the funds come through USAID or were there illicit drug sales, pornography, human trafficking, stock market transactions or other sources of vast pools of money?
Mike Benz doesn’t answer all of those questions here, but he certainly opens lots of new doors and raises prospects you might never have considered otherwise. Benz is the executive director of the Foundation for Freedom Online.
This is part two in a series. We ran the original part 1 on Monday, August 31, in case you want to check it out as well.
The U.S. State Department has released a new set of files showing just how rotten censorship got during the Joe Biden administration. Many of the files deal with the Global Engagement Center, the State Department agency that coordinated with foreign governments to monitor and control so-called “gendered disinformation.”
Here, former State Department official Mike Benz, now the executive director of the Foundation for Freedom Online, walks us through the files.
Mike Benz does some more detective work, focusing on how USAIDs worked through the World Bank to push globalism and end our nationalism. He focuses on psychological operations.
Benz, a former staffer at the U.S. State Department, now heads the non-profit Foundation for Freedom Online.
That dubious distinction belongs to Jeff Zients, the chief of staff in the Joe Biden White House. Zients also served on the board of directors of Meta, the parent company of Facebook, so he was in a great position to orchestrate the massive censorship we saw during that hideous era, says Mike Benz, director of the Foundation For Freedom Online.
Here, Benz shares his knowledge on how Zients, backed by Anthony Fauci as well as the Big Pharma mega-corporations, installed a campaign of abject censorship. Zients never received a Biden pardon, so he stands out as a bureaucrat who should be vigorously prosecuted for the anti-American crimes he perpetrated. It will be much more difficult to prosecute Fauci, but a few individual states, including Florida, are now building cases.
Benz is interviewed by Dean Cain, guest-hosting Eric Bolling’s show on Just The News.
Former State Department officer Mike Benz, now director of the Foundation for Freedom Online, recounts how USAID worked to topple governments abroad. Heralded by Hollywood leftists, USAID was essentially the left-leaning strong arm of the CIA.
Listen as the Hollywood leftoid Richard Gere tries to shame ignorant voters and persuade them that USAIDs was something good and altruistic. USAIDs was more like a tool used by the CIA to control nations abroad and cripple dissent at home.
Mike Benz, director of the Foundation for Freedom Online , explains the many nuances that Gere glosses over. Here’s more from the Liberal Hivemind.
Mike Benz, executive director of the Foundation for Freedom Online, does some vibe-checking on former USAID head Samantha Power’s latest Bloomberg interview. Of course, Power raises alarms about how USAID cutbacks have caused health crises in Africa and other corners of the globe.
But, of course, she leaves out the harder facts, like how USAID was misused by the CIA and federal bureaucrats to distort democracy abroad as well as foment censorship across the United States. After the massive waves of banning and censorship that occurred on YouTube and Twitter during the Joe Biden administration, how does this hag get off telling us any of us what to do?
You’re gone from office, and good riddance. You did nothing legitimate to support the United States or to uphold our Constitution. You only feathered the nests of those high up in your leftist party. A pox on you, Samantha Power.
The United States celebrates itself as the land of the free and home of the brave. But the CIA, the intelligence agency run by the U.S. government, has instead pushed censorship and violent color revolutions around the world. Much of this was done through monies supplied via U.S. Agency for International Development or USAIDs– the State Department-affiliated program that has run into a buzzsaw under the Trump administration.
Here, Mike Benz, executive director of the Foundation for Freedom Online, tells the story of one of USAID’s most hideous endeavors — Internews. Founded in California in 1982, Internews claimed to be non-partisan. But the non-profit had a particularly cozy relationship with the Democratic Party. Not only did it collaborate with the Clinton Global Initiative and have Obama advisor Susan Rice on board, but it also drew money from the likes of Bill Gates and the Carnegie Corporation.
Its chief — Jeanne Bourgault — carved out an annual salary of $451,000 for herself, so this was, indeed, a choice racket. Information saves lives was the Internews slogan, but again, the Democratic Party wanted full control and to dictate what constituted legitimate information that should be spread. Censorship, as well as color revolutions, became part of the Internews legacy, as well as quite possibly money laundering out of the Cayman Islands. Benz gives us the bigger picture.
Mike Lenz, executive director of the Foundation for Freedom Online, returns with the second part of his series delving into the mass censorship that occurred during the Joe Biden administration. Lenz shows the origins of many of Biden’s policies linked to an academic journal by the name of the Tech Policy Press.
This series will likely involve 10 or more installments, We’re going to try to run each one so you can have a roadmap to understand the Democrats’ oppressive censorship, how it was built and was allowed to flourish.
