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The International Campaign to Destabilize Bolivia

The Morales Government: Neoliberalism in Disguise?

"A useful starting point is the politics of the first TIPNIS march. Among the 16 demands of the protest were calls to support converting Bolivia’s forests into carbon credits (in line with the imperialist-sponsored Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation scheme) and shutting down 90 percent of Bolivia’s gas industry. The consequences of these demands would have been to auction off Bolivia’s forests to capitalist interests while closing off the major resource in Bolivia’s efforts to industrialise. Far from representing an anti-capitalist programme, these demands could only pave the way for transnational capital to reassert its power over Bolivia. Of course, the international campaign against the Morales government made no mention or criticism of these issues."

SPEAKING TRUTH: A Profound Message to Avaaz from Poet Gabriel Impaglione of Argentina

"You circulate information that is slanted, manipulated by spurious interests; you convoke cunning and one-sided initiatives that represent the interests of the colonialist claw ... The violence in Syria will cease when the forces that act to destabilize that country are shipped back to their imperial bases. The horror that the Syrian people are living is the horror of the imperial intervention, of the select world of capital. ... I wish you a refreshing bath of conscience, I wish that you may be able to try out looking at others eye to eye, I wish that the Spring of truth makes life more humane for you."

Laws vs. Color Revolutions in Latin America | ALBA

"The US intelligence is making systematic efforts to energize the political opposition in Latin American countries deemed unfriendly in Washington. The strategy encompasses the radicalization of the existing political parties and groups plus the creation of new ones pursuing ever more aggressive agendas, and the formation of a network of seemingly harmless NGOs ready to launch massive attacks against the regimes in their respective countries whenever their sponsors and curators chose to unleash them."

Sostenere il governo USA senza saperlo: il grave esempio di “Avaaz”

“Avaaz” è infatti una ONG creata da Ricken Patel, personaggio politicamente ben schierato a destra che gode del sostegno finanziario del patron della multinazionale informatica “Microsoft” Bill Gates e della Fondazione Rockefeller (il cui ruolo a favore dei governi americani è ben spiegato in quest’altro articolo). Non è tutto: “Avaaz” collabora strettamente con la famosa Fondazione Soros, una struttura vicina all’attuale governo statunitense e ai suoi servizi segreti che viene utilizzata per organizzare disordini e golpi nei paesi che in qualche modo non ubbidiscono ai diktat di Washington oppure che non autorizzano le grandi aziende occidentali a entrare nel loro mercato nazionale.

The Ambiguous Avaaz

"In the Libyan case, Avaaz has acted very quickly, good for taking the media lies about the "massacre of thousands of civilians by Gaddafi." We have not seen subsequently make appeals to stop the war or NATO to protect civilians and Tawergha of Sirte. (It is now very active - even how to request funds - the demonization of the Syrian regime)."

US Subverting Latin America: Bolivia and Venezuela Top Targets of Financially Backed Myriad of NGOs

"In Bolivia, USAID is clearly involved in every destabilization outbreak. Having obtained evidence that the US embassy was in the process of arranging for a coup, E. Morales' government responded harshly and, in September, 2008 ordered US ambassador Phillip Goldberg, who stayed in touch with local separatists and potential color revolution leaders, out of the country. In November, 2008, Bolivia also shut out DEA for meddling in its domestic affairs and leveling allegations of friendship with drug cartels at Bolivian government members, top law-enforcers, and army command. According to WikiLeaks, in 2007-2008 the US Department of State dished out a total of $97m to opponents of E. Morales' government."

Egypt Leads Fight Against NGO Agitators | A real revolution may be about to follow

"... NGOs are not "liberal-progressive." They are the system administrators of modern empire, an empire being forged by the wars and covert operations Boot is a chief proponent of. The absence of NGOs in any given nation, means a nation free from the influence of Wall Street & London's networks and meddling. ... Egypt's arrest and trying of 19 Americans, all of whom are directly involved in Wall Street's network of National Endowment for Democracy (NED) funded NGOs, including the head of the International Republican Institute (IRI) office in Egypt, signifies a potential turning point not just in Egypt, but around the world."

Empire’s Double-Edged Sword: Global Military + NGOs

"While today's media is able to project images onto our perception of what an NGO is, with pictures of smiling Africans clutching bags of USAID rice, thriving wildlife, and sprouting, dew-covered seedlings, in reality it is a centralized operation built to tear down the old world, and replace it with a new one. It is a world that does not answer to its inhabitants for anything but the most superficial of levels; instead it answers to the people that rule over it -- the monied elite, ever present, with the most vicious among them feeding their competitors ruthlessly into their maw and gladly expanding into the place left at the table."

The International Campaign Against Evo Morales

"No es ningún secreto que Al Jazeera se ha convertido en una herramienta fundamental de propaganda sirviendo a las potencias imperialistas en las campañas de desestabilización que se expanden a una velocidad sin precedente por todo el mundo. Lo que quizás sea menos conocido es la campaña de desestabilización organizada contra el presidente boliviano Evo Morales, la cual él eludió y superó con éxito a finales de 2011, cuando los medios de comunicación reportaron varias muertes, entre ellas un bebé, todo lo cual resultó ser una completa fabricación."

Bolivia: The US Is Spying on Latin America Under the Cover of USAID and other NGOs

"I am convinced that some NGOs, especially those funded by the USAID, are the fifth column of espionage in Bolivia, not only in Bolivia, but also in all of Latin America," Morales said during a press conference in Oruro, a southwestern Bolivian city. Morales said the United States, through the cover of development aid operations of those organizations, knows "all the details of the activities of the social sectors and union leaders" in those Latin American countries. The president regretted that some union leaders were allegedly used by these NGOs to stir disputes such as the one over a highway project in an indigenous territory in his country.