German Marshall Fund Launches "Digital New Deal" Initiative to Create an Internet that Supports Democracy

Guess who funds the German Marshall Fund?

https://www.gmfus.org/funders

https://www.gmfus.org/sites/default/files/Open%20Society%20Logo.png

Notice, these are all original sources.

This is big government on steroids.

Germans have a long history of advancing one world governments

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_Marshall_Fund

And they unleashed Prussian government, nazism and communism in Tyre world.

The EU’s link tax and meme ban were a preview of coming attractions...

And from 2016...

Facebook outsources fight against racist posts in Germany

Note to the UK: Brexit faster.

Good find.

Anything with “New Deal” in it is liberal.

The open-minded people of Germany are always willing to explore and experiment with innovative, new methods of totalitarianism that haven’t been tried yet.

The main efforts will involve clamping down on “disinformation” (any speech which contradicts the official narrative), subsidizing “trustworthy information” (fact checkers) and “the creation of incorruptible and secure digital identities for citizens” (you will not be allowed to post anonymously. The State WILL find you and punish you for “Bad Thought”)

"to create an Internet that supports ~~democracy~~ mob rule"

These are the people that shamelessly censor news and label any point of view they don't agree with as "hate speech".

Talk about the fox guarding the he house.

Soros Led German Marshall Fund Launches “Digital New Deal” Initiative to Create an Internet that Supports Democracy and Stifle Hate Speech

Open Society Foundations, World Jewish Congress, Meridian, Operation Black Vote, The Balkan Trust For Democracy, Impact Strategies, Fundacion Once

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Accommodation, meals, and transportation during this event is covered.
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State of Transatlantic Relations – interactive annual online briefing with GMF’s president;
Membership in a GMF Alumni Leadership Council Working Groups – shape our priorities and further GMF’s impact in four key focus areas – Future of Democracy, Inclusive Leadership, Business and Society, and Citizen Diplomacy;
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You may designate another alumnus to travel in your place.
Please note that this event might also move online should the pandemic continue through April.

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State of Transatlantic Relations – interactive annual online briefing with GMF’s president;
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We don’t need any advice from Europe.

Another Sorocialist Front Group.

“Will no one rid me of this meddlesome priest?”

SOROS.........AGAIN! When do we deep 6 this pr###

The “reformed”- National Socialists of post war Germany benefited mightily from the General Marshall Plan money that kept the Soviets from getting footholds in the economic destroyed wasteland that Hitler left them. This was the GAME

put in place also with spiriting out the spy networks of Admiral Canaris (the Gehlen) network— and puttng them to use against the massive Soviet infiltrates in divided Germany and Berlin.

That was a long time ago— and now the techie loving still SOCIALIST neo socialists are cashing in on US FUNDS.US Funds that should have long ago ceased, but are part of the grift, that Leftists Germans subsist on— while all the while working with the communists.(see: Merkel- an East German raised..”democrat”). The next generations of “de-nazified” (laws on the books, about “democratic” speech which is not allowed— extensive codified censorship, as part of the conquest of the Nazis— drawn up by US Liberals— and Communists with their pals in Soviet Germany). So polarized and institutionalized are the Nationalist Germans they cannot act to support the good part of their heritage. Because the commies will not let them.

The entire appearance of the nazis as a party was a result of Weimar germany economic nightmare and the nazis favoured by the German military Industrial complex as helping manage the communist run labor problems they were having. The communists then outnumbered the nazis/social democrats and all the other “progressive” liberal germans by many times.