Its international bodies and NGOs generate billions of euros every year and thousands of jobs. Yet The Hague’s reputation as a hub for international law is under strain https://t.co/O3FuEK5EQO ...

RT DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican)Very impressed with Grokipedia so far. Been using it to look up NGOs. https://t.co/wd3dWzmoYy ...

RT DOGE State (@DOGE_STATE)NGOs not sending their best!When we laid these people off, they trashed govt buildings with signs threatening to instigate domestic unrest. Guess what? Now former USAID flunkies are trying in the U.S. the same anti-democratic color revolution tactics they have deployed across the world for decades. But their tired playbook won’t work in the United States — Americans see these paid protests for the fraud they are.@DarrenJBeattie @MikeBenzCyber ...

Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) & Transparency - The Home Office refused to release records about NGOs and charities influencing asylum accommodation policy, citing "safety risk" and potential "public backlash" due to the requestor's social media activity [1] - The Freedom of Information Act is applicant blind, ensuring authorities cannot selectively disclose information [2] - The Home Office is accused of shielding well-connected NGOs and contractors shaping policy on illegal migration and housing at taxpayers' expense from scrutiny [2] - An internal review has been filed demanding the decision be overturned, along with a follow-up FOI request for agendas and topics of secretive meetings [3] Concerns Regarding Transparency and Influence - The requestor's social media activity included sharing personal details and misleading narratives, causing safety concerns among stakeholders [2] - The government department is using the requestor's identity as a journalist to justify blocking a lawful transparency request [1]

Political/Social Commentary - A significant paradigm shift is occurring in the perception of NGOs [1] - NGOs are increasingly viewed as somewhere between taxpayer-funded grifts and something else (implied negative connotation) [1]

How NGOs are used to launder government censorship by making it economically unviable to disobey what the NGOs say https://t.co/8W7ajucd7v ...

NGOs — The Stem Cells of Blob Operations https://t.co/sUMJrXGZOA ...

The group is Indivisible, it’s gotten over $7 million directly from Soros in recent years, it’s the biggest protest organizer in the country, and it serves as the main synthetic top-down vehicle to astroturf and coordinate huge pools of NGOs and unions so they look “spontaneous” https://t.co/Hh7JiLlHH1 ...

Geopolitical Analysis - A former U S State Department official, Mike Benz, details the integration of intelligence agencies with NGOs [1] - These NGOs were allegedly used to influence the 2019 election in Ukraine [1] - The alleged aim was to steer Ukraine towards a path to war [1]

As I noted immediately, Ryan Routh criss-crossed through a network of very clearly intelligence-linked NGOs in Ukraine like International Volunteer Center of Ukraine (where he claimed to be a Director) & Mother of Ukraine, puffed by Voice of America...https://t.co/oc72ZyLufqMike Benz (@MikeBenzCyber):As promised, I'm 'declassifying' my research stream on Ryan Routh, which I did for my X subs the night of the assassination attempt. Timestamps below, strong language warning, gets really good starting 30:07Cen ...