This is a real plan, by people who have been in the government, for how to systematically take over, take away rights and freedoms, and dismantle the government in service of private industry.
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… • Build a coalition of the cooperative. Rather than thinning limited federal resources by spreading funds across all countries (including some that are unsupportive or even hostile to the United … - page 187
… • Focus on core diplomatic activities, and stop promoting policies birthed in the American culture wars. African … to the U.S. social policies such as abortion and pro-LGBT initiatives being imposed on them. The United States should focus on core … - page 187
… Europe - 2473 Europe Chapter Department of State Page number 187 … Europe … Europe - 2473 … - page 187
… American foreign policy has long benefited - 2474 American foreign policy has long benefited from cooperation with the … - page 187
… and Russia - 2475 First, the Europe, Eurasia, and Russia region is made up of relatively wealthy and technologically advanced societies that should be expected to bear a fair share of both security needs and global security architecture: The United States cannot be … - page 187
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