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He defines the color revolution playbook as U.S. training, NGO financing, social-media control, protest organization, and security-service bribery designed to overthrow governments using local populations.
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...government in order to promote democracy. The Americans will also finance NGOs in different countries in order to create young movements in the world...."
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diagnosis
Jiang claims institutions such as the United Nations, international development aid, and NGOs function to identify and prevent the emergence of leaders who might unify poor societies.
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Jiang argues that modern technology makes it easy for outside powers to infiltrate a nation, map its internal power blocs, recruit young people through NGOs, and use the internet to cultivate discontent and control the information space during regime-change operations.
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Jiang says covert operations follow a recognizable sequence: organize and infiltrate opposition groups, penetrate the regime for sabotage or assassination openings, control perception through NGOs and media, and arm or train revolutionary cells.
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"...government in order to promote democracy. The Americans will also finance NGOs in different countries in order to create young movements in the world...."
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"They're doing it for Washington. They're not doing it for their own country. They're doing it for their masters in Washington. All right? Does..."
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"Okay? Basically, by. By controlling social media, by organizing young people, paying them to protest, and bribing security services to not intervene. Okay? It's..."
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"...alone, Africa would be a lot better but because you have NGOs, all these organizations in Africa, what they're really doing is ensuring that..."
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"If you just left them alone, they might starve but at the same time, a great leader might emerge to unite all of them,..."
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"...right? Well, that's because the Americans went in. They've installed these NGOs that are able to recruit young people. And through the internet, they've..."
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"...how people perceive the regime. Basically try to support as many NGOs as possible, trying to support as many grassroots media as possible. Number..."
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