Mike Benz

But then it's like, OK, then what do you do about the fact that they weaponized and completely abused that power and destroyed countless lives there?

And I think this, you know, the reason Democrats were shy to pull the trigger until Trump announced his run for office was because they didn't want to set in motion a tit-for-tat

You know, endless, you know, every election means everybody else goes from the other party goes to jail, like what plays out in so many other countries.

The problem is they did it.

And it's the same thing with the NGO fraud ops.

And, you know, the fact that it took Lindsay Harrington to try to bring charges against Comey when it was out and out.

smoking gun proof of perjury to bring charges against Letitia James when it was out and out smoking gun proof of mortgage fraud.

And the fact that besides that, there's really been no Justice Department prosecutions.

I suspect that there's been something similar as an analogy for what's happening in terms of taking on

the foundations.

I don't know what the exact thought process is, but I do think there's still a way to achieve a substantial amount of

of the victory without using the criminal justice system, and that is through a mass transparency effort.

See, unlike many Republican NGOs, Democrat-aligned NGOs have a much more robust relationship with the U.S.

State Department, USAID, and with other U.S.

government-funded grantees, as well as through the Department of Labor and the Department of Energy and the Department of Education, I mean, you name it.

There is this U.S.

government

cloak-and-dagger NGO relationship, which is allowed to operate under a shroud of secrecy because these grants and activities so-called promote U.S.

interests.

For example, all of the grants, all the activities that the Open Society Foundation has participated in with various local U.S.