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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… Administration should take steps to ensure that future foreign assistance clearly and unambiguously supports the President’s foreign policy agenda. For example, the next administrator of the … - page 194
… interest and, if not, develop a plan to consolidate foreign assistance authorities. Chapter Department of State Page number 194 … the national interest and, if not, develop a plan to consolidate foreign assistance authorities. … the national interest and, if … - page 194
… Make public diplomacy and international broadcasting - 2533 Make public diplomacy and international broadcasting serve American interests. A key part of U.S. foreign policy is the ability to communicate with not only … - page 194
… The U.S. government’s first foray into - 2534 The U.S. government ’s first foray into international broadcasting started with the Voice of America radio broadcast in 1942, … - page 194
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