Yesterday, the mysterious Ukrainian NGO “Texty.org” listed Glenn Beck and Blaze Media as enemies of the organization for allegedly disseminating “Russian propaganda and disinformation.” The outlet, disguising itself as an independent news source, tweeted, “It is blatantly false to suggest that the editorial team of Texty.org receives funding or training from the US government.” Return revealed last night that this is a demonstrable fabrication by the group and that, in reality, it receives money and partnerships from the George Soros-led Open Society Foundations as well as various American agencies using U.S. tax funds.

The Data Journalism Agency, which conducts business under a different name from Texty.org, employs the same people and uses the same email addresses. The Data Journalism Agency is a component of the Global Investigative Journalism Network. Although it appears to be a group supporting the free press, it is actually part of a global network of NGOs sponsored by Soros that support global color revolutions and globalism. The GIJN has received direct contributions of $2 million from the George Soros-backed Open Society Foundations, which it subsequently distributes to its members.

Just the thought of a Soros-funded foreign publication compiling a list of American Congress members and media outlets as domestic adversaries would be unsettling enough. However, there is ample evidence that it receives funding directly from the US government. On its partners page, Texty.org, the Data Journalism Agency, publicly boasts about its collaborations with these organizations. In case the outlet decides to remove the evidence, I’ve included a link to an archived version of their website. The Transparency in Public Administration and Services website includes the Eurasia Foundation as a funder. The United States Agency for International Development provides direct funding for TAPAS.

These groups like to disguise their genuine intentions by burying themselves in a maze of intricate funding schemes. To be clear, the State Department is supporting a non-governmental organization that is creating a list of Americans who have incorrect beliefs about providing billions of dollars in aid to Ukraine through USAID.

“The administration of development assistance and civilian foreign aid is the primary responsibility of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), an independent US government agency.” USAID, one of the world’s largest official aid organizations, distributes more than half of all U.S. foreign aid, which is the highest amount in the world in terms of absolute dollars. It has an annual budget of more than $50 billion.”

There have been claims that since the 1960s, USAID and the CIA have maintained a close working relationship. Authorities have charged it with organizing a plot to forcefully sterilize over 200,000 Peruvian women in the late 1990s and attempting to overthrow governments throughout South America.

According to the Data Journalism Agency (Texty.org), the National Endowment for Democracy, an organization closely affiliated with the CIA, also provides funding for the organization.

Writing for the New York Review of Books, Christine Bednarz summed up its operating philosophy as follows:

“The US government has donated millions of dollars to political and other protest groups in countries ranging from Albania to Haiti through the National Endowment for Democracy, which gets almost all of its funding from Congress. Some would contend that it makes sense for the US to try to topple unfriendly regimes and install new ones that are in line with US interests. Pretending that this is not the National Endowment for Democracy’s purpose is less honorable.”

In summary, an NGO in Ukraine prepared a list of media outlets and persons and falsely claimed—without providing evidence—that they were disseminating misinformation from Russia. Among the 400 others were Elon Musk, Vivek Ramaswamy, Glenn Beck, Rand Paul, Tucker Carlson, and the Daily Wire. Elon Musk, Vivek Ramaswamy, Glenn Beck, Rand Paul, Tucker Carlson, and the Daily Wire are among those blatantly designated as domestic enemies in the US for merely enquiring about the means of financing a conflict with a nuclear powerhouse.

We have known for decades that the State Department and the CIA have supported color revolutions to destabilize and destroy nations ranging from Egypt to Libya to Ukraine, working in concert with globalist groups like the Ford Foundation and the Open Society Foundation and through non-governmental organizations. Currently, we are witnessing the rerouting of these weapons to target United States citizens.