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The new US State Department has new policies. Previously it spent $7.4 million in federal funds to support various Hungarian opposition parties’ election campaigns against the popular Christian government of Hungary.
State Department official Pete Marocco has pledged to immediately terminate all aid programs aimed at interfering in Hungary’s internal affairs or promoting migration in relation to Hungary. Additionally, the US administration indicated that after a comprehensive reassessment of US aid policy, it plans to restore Hungarian-American cooperation in assisting Iraqi Christians, a collaboration that existed during Trump’s first term in office. The Hungarian government developed the only official cabinet agency to assist persecuted Christians around the world, into which it has invested billions of Hungarian Forints.
Marocco called this policy "a model to follow."
What is being released right now is not transparency.
It is controlled disclosure.
Fragments.
Selective timing.
Curated narratives.
Carefully engineered confusion.
Enough to distract.
Former DNI General Michael Flynn
“Our problem as Americans is we actually hate history. What we love is nostalgia.’
-- Regie Gibson
“Here’s an uncomfortable truth about the Epstein accusations: We only find them morally reprehensible because of Christianity. Before the spread of Christianity, ‘civilized’ Greek and Roman elites openly flaunted underage s*x slaves. This was normal. Emperor Hadrian built an entire city in honor of his favorite boy… If you undercut the moral foundations of Christianity from the West, culture reverts back to pagan norms.”
–Paul Anleitner
