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==Modern State Department==

==Modern State Department==

Sundance of theconservativetreehouse describes the modern State Department as such:

Sundance of theconservativetreehouse describes the modern State Department as such:

{{quotebox-float|"The modern U.S. State Dept is an independent, [[bureaucrat]]ic, and massive [[foreign policy]] institution that does not accept any oversight.  They are able to accomplish their independent position by partnering with intelligence agencies.  The Dept of State use the [[[[intelligence community|U.S. Intelligence Branch]] as a weapon against any individual or entity who would attempt oversight.

{{quotebox-float|"The modern U.S. State Dept is an independent, [[bureaucrat]]ic, and massive [[foreign policy]] institution that does not accept any oversight.  They are able to accomplish their independent position by partnering with intelligence agencies.  The Dept of State use the [[intelligence community|U.S. Intelligence Branch]] as a weapon against any individual or entity who would attempt oversight.

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.