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May 5

https://twitter.com/CynicalPublius/status/1919458670112579922

🚨 DECIPHERING NED DROP 2️⃣: POLLS AS A PROPAGANDA TOOL 🗳️

Put yourself in the shoes of an Open Society ideologue. How do you make the case to the general public and leaders that they should financially and militarily support regime changes of other countries?

https://twitter.com/CynicalPublius/status/1919458670112579922

The most important toolkit: Polling. Hundreds of NED articles justify the necessity of financial and military intervention with polling. It's how they create "data."

"Polling proves that the Iraq War is going well."

This is not an exaggeration.

Polling is part of the "Ouroboros of Interest" - they hire cut-out NGOs to create the illusion of demand, the illusion of proof in order to justify sending more taxpayer money into those NGOs.

As I published in my Substack yesterday, NED has used Open Society (Soros) polling as data points in their journals. And in rare circumstances, polling can create a narrative that an election's outcome was fraudulent.

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May 5

🚨 DECIPHERING NED DROP 1️⃣: WHAT IS? "DEMOCRATIC BACKSLIDING" 🗳️

The National Endowment for Democracy (NED) is a U.S. taxpayer-funded NGO with active members of Congress on its board. While it presents itself as a promoter of democracy, in practice it has long served as a front for the CIA, carrying out foreign influence operations that would be politically or legally unacceptable if done directly by U.S. intelligence.

As I've documented extensively in threads and on Substack, NED also works closely with George Soros's network of NGOs and has largely adopted his ideological agenda, especially overseas.

They publish an academic journal, NED Journal of Democracy, which is extremely revealing.

The New World Order- that is, the world order that dominated since the Cold War- is based on the concept of "Open Society" versus "Closed Society."

Peace and national security is not measured in terms of absence of war or violence, but in terms of how many countries are an "Open Society."

It doesn't matter if a country elected their own leader in a democratic or peaceful way. If they are not an "Open Society," they are a "Closed Society" and thus an enemy.

It is a binary worldview, binary mindset.

Under the same binary worldview, assimilation of other nations as Open Societies is the top priority of foreign policy. Which means- pouring massive amounts of foreign aid into them (and NGOs). And military intervention if that fails, as with Afghanistan or Iraq.

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@DataRepublican

May 5

🔥📞 BLOW UP THOM TILLIS'S VOICEMAIL – UNLEASH THE NED FILES! 🔥

Good morning! 🎯 First target: Senator Thom Tillis (NC) – and he can be primaried in 2026.

I’ve got explosive NED journal drops ready to go, but here’s the deal:

Every time we flood a Senator’s voicemail, I’ll release a jaw-dropping NED excerpt.

Why? Because Ed Martin gets real results, and the Senate knows it. That’s exactly why they want him gone.
We can’t let Judge Boasberg pick his replacement.

📱 Call him. Fill his voicemail in all the office locations. Make them feel the pressure.

Numbers below:

📍 Raleigh
📞 (919) 856-4630
📍 Charlotte
📞 (704) 509-9087
📍 Greenville
📞 (252) 329-0371
📍 Hendersonville
📞 (828) 693-8750
📍 Greensboro
📞 (336) 885-0685
📍 Washington, D.C.
📞 (202) 224-6342

We'll call Cassidy, Thune, Cornyn too. I'm just trying a different approach of focusing on one Senator at a time today.

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May 4

🚨🗳️ NED WANTS TO TAKE YOUR ABILITY TO VOTE, AND CALLS IT “DEMOCRACY” 🇺🇸🧠

You thought Romania overturning an election or Germany banning AfD was extreme? Well, the USA Uniparty NED is considering taking away MAGA Americans' ability to vote. This is not an exaggeration.

NED published the idea to end universal suffrage for populists, so politicians like President Trump can never be re-elected.

This idea is from Ghia Nodia, a National Endowment for Democracy (NED) fellow, published in their flagship journal. Again, NED is 100% financed with our taxpayer dollars and their board has sitting members of Congress from both parties.

I will walk you through this incredible article...
"Democracy’s Inevitable Elites" Journal of Democracy, Volume 31, Number 1, January 2020, pp. 75-87.

Let's see the receipts below.👇

The problem with real democracy is that people might vote in ways globalists don't like, and that's exactly what this article tries to "fix."

The article leads with the premise:
"[Brexit criticism] rests on the assumption... that popular majorities are not competent to deal with some important issues... If the public lacks the wisdom to weigh the pros and cons of staying in the European Union, can it really be trusted to choose leaders? Many Americans... came close to saying that the people were not qualified to choose their own government."

That is a polite way of asking:
"Should the public still be allowed to vote at all?"

The solution? Taking away the ability to vote. Although Nodia says the idea is "taboo" - he also says in the same breath that the taboo is weakening. And NED did publish this.

Quote:
"So, if voters are truly incompetent (as they sometimes might be), no electoral mechanism will prevent them from making fatefully wrong decisions. Rejecting referendums is not enough: the natural next step would be questioning the very idea of universal suffrage. It is still taboo to voice overt support for such a move — though that taboo may be weakening."

In other words, if you vote the "wrong" way--like for Brexit, Trump, or against EU integration--they may decide you don't deserve a vote at all.

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@DataRepublican

May 4

🔥 AI PREDICTS THE NEXT NED/CIA REGIME CHANGE : SYRIA 🤖🛑
I ran through the most recent NED Journal of Democracy issues through AI, asking AI to predict the next "Iraq War."

Turns out, their latest issues have three full articles pushing the idea that Syria is on the brink of becoming a democracy.

First article, "Divining Syria's Future" by Tarek Masoud. Take this quote.

“Their 147-article charter… ‘inspired by American federalism and checks and balances’… ultimately, however, the French and British… put paid to this early attempt.”

Translation: Western powers crushed local democratic efforts, but now we’re told they’ll help Syria "try again."

The article pushes the idea that if there's a "sliver of faith" then it is our obligation to help them. There's no rigor or science behind any of this. Just hopes and dreams.

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@DataRepublican

May 3

Ugh. Mining the NED Journal of Democracy articles is sickening. Bunch of power-hungry petty tyrants.

Here's one example quote:
"Government by consent, respect for human rights, and support for the rule of law are the only things that can finally and securely protect our countries, our region, and the world against the threats of terrorism and of crises that compel outsiders to come and use military force on our shores."

Sounds noble; who could argue with "government by consent" or "rule of law"? Except this statement was used to justify the Iraq War which killed hundreds of thousands, destabilized an entire region, and left a power vacuum that fueled groups like ISIS.

From the same article:

NED was also utterly convinced that China would become a democracy after the Tiananmen Square incident and funded a bunch of NGOs to infiltrate.

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