Apr 17
20121
Human Rights Watch, Humanitarian Agencies, Imperialist Wars/Occupations, NED | National Endowment for Democracy, The International Campaign to Destabilize Venezuela, USAID
Chavez Destabilization Human Rights Watch IRI NED | National Endowment for Democracy USAID Venezuela
"The US-based NGO Human Rights Watch has issued a new report on Venezuela. The report blatantly distorts the truth in order to promote the regime-change agenda of the United States administration."
Apr 13
20120
Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, Humanitarian Agencies, Non-Profit Industrial Complex, The War on Libya - There Was No Evidence
Amnesty International Gaddafi Human Rights Watch Invisable Children Kony Kony 2012
"In Libya, Western funded non-governmental organizations brought a lot attention to the alleged bloodshed ex-leader Mommar Gaddaffi was supposedly imposing on his people. The information gathered was used to justify an attack on Gaddafi and his government, but after his death reports have shown the information that was used to lead the attacks was incorrect. Marina Portnaya takes a closer look into the influence NGO's played in Libya."
Apr 13
20120
Human Rights Watch, Humanitarian Agencies, Imperialist Wars/Occupations, The International Campaign to Destabilize Syria
Russ Baker, founder and editor-in-chief for WhoWhatWhy.Com, Gives RT his take on NGO's.
Mar 15
20122
Human Rights Watch, Non-Profit Industrial Complex, Oxfam, USAID
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2002: "NGOs face a stark choice. If they stand in favour of the emancipation of humankind (whether at home or abroad), then the focus of their work has inevitably to be in the political domain, supporting those social movements that seek to challenge a social system that benefits a few and impoverishes the many. The closing years of apartheid in Africa were illustrative of the choice that NGOs face today: either they supported the emerging popular movements (in South Africa and internationally) that supported the overthrow of a brutal system of exploitation, or they stayed silent and continued their philanthropic work, and became thereby complicit in the crimes of the system of apartheid."
"Again, if you cannot see this timely campaign as a ploy and tactic to further destabilise Africa in order to pursue and maintain their interests as an imperial and colonial entity as well as to excuse and defend another Scramble for Africa then you, my friend, are very silly and probably shouldn’t be reading this. We never seem to learn from history and are constantly looking to the future for questions that have already been answered. The ‘poor little black kids’ don’t really need you to save them, as without you, they probably could have saved themselves."
Mar 08
20120
Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, NED | National Endowment for Democracy, The War on Libya - There Was No Evidence, USAID
Amnesty International CIA Freedom House Haiti Libya NED | National Endowment for Democracy Syria USAID Venezuela
"Non-governmental organizations are an increasingly important part of the 21st century international landscape performing a variety of humanitarian tasks pertaining inter alia to issues of poverty, the environment and civil liberties. However, there is a dark side to NGOs. They have been and are currently being used as tools of foreign policy, specifically with the United States. Instead of using purely military force, the US has now moved to using NGOs as tools in its foreign policy implementation, specifically the National Endowment for Democracy, Freedom House, and Amnesty International."
Feb 16
20120
Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, Humanitarian Agencies, The International Campaign to Destabilize Syria, The War on Libya - There Was No Evidence
Amnesty International Human Rights Watch Imperialism Libya NATO Syria United Nations
“Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have chosen sides in the Washington-backed belligerency – the side of Empire.” Syria has no choice but to secure every square foot of its territory. “Faced with the certainty of superpower-backed attack under the guise of ‘protecting’ civilians in “liberated” territory, Syria cannot afford to cede even one neighborhood of a single city – not one block! – or of any rural or border enclave, to armed rebels and foreign jihadis.”