Topic: International Republican Institute

2 chapters across the catalog

The 2024 destabilization of Bangladesh is cited as a modern example of how the U.S. State Department and USAID use NGOs to trigger regime change when they cannot win fair elections. Mike Benz explains that organizations like the International Republican Institute (IRI) create "capacity building" for youth and unemployed groups to foster unrest. This model of engineered instability is described as a potential threat to the U.S. if the globalist "blob" decides to induce a domestic crisis.

Senators Tom Cotton and Lindsey Graham are scrutinized for their leadership of the International Republican Institute, which receives hundreds of millions in taxpayer awards. The NGO is accused of spending millions on private jets and fringe benefits while promoting foreign aid to Ukraine. Cotton is specifically criticized for allegedly blocking Elbridge Colby's appointment to the Defense Department.