Context (aggregated web search): almost 100% factual. (See the attached video). FYI: •The specific, proven Soviet disinformation campaigns aimed at the US (like Operation Infektion). Info: The 1984 interview with former KGB agent Yuri Bezmenov, conducted by G. Edward Griffin, is a frequently cited framework among critics of modern Western culture who believe that society is undergoing a deliberate process of ideological subversion. While it is a matter of intense debate whether it explains "almost everything" happening today, many analysts and observers find parallels between his predictions—which include "demoralization," "destabilization," "crisis," and "normalization"—and current social and political trends. Bezmenov argued that 85% of KGB work was not espionage, but "active measures"—psychological warfare and propaganda designed to break down a society from within by turning it against itself.  Applying Bezmenov’s Stages to Current Events •Demoralization: Bezmenov claimed this phase (taking 15-20 years) involves infiltrating education, media, and culture to alter perception. Supporters of this theory argue that this has led to the indoctrination of generations, causing them to reject traditional American values and embrace Marxism-Leninism. •Destabilization: This stage targeting the economy, foreign relations, and defense is believed by some to be in full effect, characterized by extreme political polarization, loss of trust in institutions, and social unrest. •October 7th Deniers & Ideological Shift:Supporters of Bezmenov’s theory might analyze the denial or minimization of the October 7th atrocities as an example of "demoralized" individuals being unable to process factual information or reality (a symptom Bezmenov described) due to pre-programmed ideological responses. •Zohran Mamdani & Far-Left Figures: Figures on the far left, such as Zohran Mamdani, are cited by critics as being the "useful idiots" described by Bezmenov—people who work towards the aims of subverting the established system while believing they are creating a better one. •Crisis & Normalization: Bezmenov predicted a "crisis" stage followed by a "normalization" where new, authoritarian, or socialist leaders would stabilize the country. Some critics argue we are approaching or currently in the crisis phase.

Context (web/open source): almost completely factual/true. FYI: It’s a self perpetrating Trojan horse. We’re literally putting the knife to our own throats. Based on 2026 data, it is accurate that there are roughly 1.8 to 1.9 million registered nonprofit organizations (often referred to as NGOs) in the United States. These organizations are not merely small charities; they constitute a massive economic force that handles trillions of dollars annually.   Here is a breakdown of the number of NGOs and the money flowing through them: 1. How many NGOs are there? •Total Registered Nonprofits: Approximately 1.8 to 1.9 million registered nonprofit organizations are in the U.S.. •501(c)(3) Public Charities: About 1.3 to 1.5 millionof these are public charities and private foundations. •Sector Composition: The remainder includes civic leagues, labor unions, chambers of commerce, and social clubs. •Growth: Over 35,000 new nonprofits file with the IRS annually. 2. How much money flows through U.S. NGOs? The nonprofit sector is a massive economic driver in the United States.  •Total Annual Revenue: U.S. nonprofits generate an estimated $3.7 trillion in annual revenue. •Charitable Giving: Total charitable giving in the U.S. exceeds $550 billion to $590 billion annually. •Contribution to GDP: The sector contributes roughly 5.7% to the United States GDP. •Government Funding: Taxpayer financing provides roughly $303 billion annually to over 100,000 NGOs. 3. Key Findings on Nonprofit Finances •Revenue Sources: Contrary to popular belief, most nonprofit money does not come from donations. Fee-for-service (sales and services) accounts for nearly 48% of total revenue, while government grants/contracts provide about 32%, and private donations are a smaller portion. •Employment: Nonprofits are the third-largest employer in the US, employing 12.5 million people(roughly 10% of the private workforce). •Wealth Concentration: While there are over 1.5 million organizations, they are not all large. 88% of the sector consists of small nonprofits with budgets under $1 million.

And now we learn the alleged connection between USAID, The Tides Foundation, SPLC, and even possibly/allegedly the Obamas. And, The Tides Foundation was seemingly/allegedly paying anti-Israel entities. Read below!

Then we learn that, allegedly, people like Candice Owens might/allegedly have received money from the SPLC, which was initially taxpayer money.