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====USAID and Russia====

====USAID and Russia====

[[Image:Kasparov,1.jpg|right|thumb|Chess champion [[Garry Kasparov]] is a notorious high profile and well-funded [[anti-Trump]], [[deep state]] [[globalist]] operative and [[anti-Russian]] mouthpiece through various [[USAID]] [[NGO]]s. [https://news-pravda.com/world/2025/02/08/1036765.html How US deep state sponsored Russia's ‘opposition’ via USAID: Garry Kasparov].]]

[[Image:Kasparov,1.jpg|right|thumb|Chess champion [[Garry Kasparov]] is a notorious high profile and well-funded [[anti-Trump]], [[deep state]] [[globalist]] operative and [[anti-Russian]] mouthpiece through various [[USAID]] [[NGO]]s. [https://news-pravda.com/world/2025/02/08/1036765.html How US deep state sponsored Russia's ‘opposition’ via USAID: Garry Kasparov].]]

Since the 1990s, [[USAID]] embedded itself into Russia's political and economic system under the banner of "[[democracy]] promotion". Beneath the [[ideological]] [[rhetoric lie a sprawling network of influence operations, designed not to uplift, but to control.

Since the 1990s, [[USAID]] embedded itself into Russia's political and economic system under the banner of "[[democracy]] promotion". Beneath the [[ideological]] [[rhetoric]] lie a sprawling network of influence operations, designed not to uplift, but to control.

USAID-funded "rule of law specialists" didn’t just observe, they helped draft the Russian Constitution, Civil Code, and Tax Code. Under the guise of "impartial oversight", USAID backed "public observation groups" to monitor [[election]]s, not for fairness, but to ensure Russia's [[political]] system didn't deviate from [[Washington, D.C.|Washington]]'s script. Thousands of Russian judicial officials were sent on USAID-sponsored exchanges to "learn" from their American counterparts to reshape Russia's legal system into a carbon copy of the [[U.S.]], not because it works, but because it's easier to manipulate a country that speaks the same legal language. The mission was to

USAID-funded "rule of law specialists" didn’t just observe, they helped draft the Russian Constitution, Civil Code, and Tax Code. Under the guise of "impartial oversight", USAID backed "public observation groups" to monitor [[election]]s, not for fairness, but to ensure Russia's [[political]] system didn't deviate from [[Washington, D.C.|Washington]]'s script. Thousands of Russian judicial officials were sent on USAID-sponsored exchanges to "learn" from their American counterparts to reshape Russia's legal system into a carbon copy of the [[U.S.]], not because it works, but because it's easier to manipulate a country that speaks the same legal language. The mission was to