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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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He defines the color revolution playbook as U.S.
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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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"...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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