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| − | The '''United States Department of State''' (or '''State Department''') is a Cabinet-level agency of the [[United States]] government that deals with foreign affairs. The DoS falls under the [[United States Secretary of State|Secretary of State]]'s administration. Their headquarters is located in the Harry S Truman Building in Washington, DC, and this is a central part of the [[Deep State]] particularly with respect to foreign policy. | + | The '''United States Department of State''' (or '''State Department''') is a Cabinet-level agency of the [[United States]] government that deals with foreign affairs. The State Department falls under the [[United States Secretary of State|Secretary of State]]'s authority. Its headquarters is located in the [[Harry S Truman]] Building in [[Washington, D.C.]], and has a central role in the [[Deep State]], particularly with respect to foreign policy. |
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| | Its nickname is '''Foggy Bottom,''' a reference to its neighborhood and the name of its Metro stop in [[Washington, D.C.]], with a hint of muddled fogginess. | | Its nickname is '''Foggy Bottom,''' a reference to its neighborhood and the name of its Metro stop in [[Washington, D.C.]], with a hint of muddled fogginess. |
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| | When a [[Secretary of State]] is appointed to the role as head of the agency, the arbitrary nature of the institution around them is accepted. In the modern political dynamic, the Secretary of State position is customarily given to a key political figure by the President as a payback or compensation for support. The SoS then uses their position for leisure, personal graft, a life of indulgence and a position to repay the interests of their tribe. | | When a [[Secretary of State]] is appointed to the role as head of the agency, the arbitrary nature of the institution around them is accepted. In the modern political dynamic, the Secretary of State position is customarily given to a key political figure by the President as a payback or compensation for support. The SoS then uses their position for leisure, personal graft, a life of indulgence and a position to repay the interests of their tribe. |
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| − | During any [[Democrat]] term in office, and in addition to funding the family of the President who appointed them, as long as the Secretary of State appropriately and adequately funds the members, families and friends of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, then they are perceived to be doing their job correctly. The SoS keeps that institutional mechanism working, and in return the [[unilateral]] operations of the department are supported."<ref>https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2021/08/22/sunday-talks-secretary-of-state-anthony-blinken-gets-afghanistan-crisis-assist-from-chris-wallace/</ref>}} | + | During any Democrat term in office; and in addition to funding the family of the President who appointed them; as long as the Secretary of State appropriately and adequately funds the members, families and friends of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, then they are perceived to be doing their job correctly. The SoS keeps that institutional mechanism working, and in return the [[unilateral]] operations of the department are supported."<ref>https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2021/08/22/sunday-talks-secretary-of-state-anthony-blinken-gets-afghanistan-crisis-assist-from-chris-wallace/</ref>}} |
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| | ===Sanctions and the homosexual agenda=== | | ===Sanctions and the homosexual agenda=== |