in 1966 , mac george bundy, an ultra-hawk according to contemporaries, became the president of the fordd historians, bande came from the post of director of the us national security council and chairman of the so-called 303 committee, which coordinated us secret operations around the world. the foundation worked as a proven tool to undermine various countries. in the late eighties, it launched projects to help civil institutions in the ussr, poland, hungary, and czechoslovakia. for what purpose? well, of course, to promote democratic and economic reforms in these countries. since the early fifties of the last century, the foundation has allocated almost 100 million dollars to support for freedom of speech, cultural pluralism. respect for human rights in the soviet union and eastern european countries. american and european democracies have created a huge number of non-governmental organizations to monitor foreign countries that they consider to be a threat to them and allegedly violate human rights. the organizations are sponsored by world-class figures such as soros, the ford foundatio

in 1966 president of the ford foundation. became mac george bundy, an ultra-hawk.ng to contemporaries and historians, bundy came from the post of director of the us national security council and chairman of the so-called 303 committee, which coordinated us secret operations around the world. the foundation worked as a proven tool for undermining various countries. in the late eighties, it launched projects to help civil institutions in the ussr, poland, hungary and czechoslovakia. for what purpose? well, of course, to promote. and economic reforms in these countries. from the beginning in the 1950s, the foundation allocated almost $100 million to support freedom of speech, cultural pluralism, and human rights in the soviet union and eastern europe. american and european democracies have created a huge number of non-governmental organizations to monitor foreign countries that they believe pose a threat to them and allegedly violate human rights. organizations. private foundations in the united states with assets exceeding $6 billion. the stated goals include support