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Infidel Awareness Month

Remember + Honor + Stand Together

Prologue — September 9

Intro I — When the Humanitarians Side with the Killers: NGOs and Hamas Propaganda

Watchdog groups built to expose real repression started chasing headlines about free societies instead — while the worst abusers got a pass.

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Introductory essay

Intro I — NGOs Jumping the Tracks: How “the Whole World” Can be Wrong

There's a simple rule of thumb here: the louder a country's critics complain, the less likely it is to actually be the worst offender in the room —.

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VIDEO ANALYSIS

Inside the NGO machine

Evidence

TERRORISTS IN SUITS

Remember + Honor + Stand Together

Prologue — September 9

Intro I — When the Humanitarians Side with the Killers: NGOs and Hamas Propaganda

Watchdog groups built to expose real repression started chasing headlines about free societies instead — while the worst abusers got a pass.

by Richard Landes In the 1990s, human-rights organizations that had spent decades exposing real dictatorships — the Soviet Union and its allies — went through a quiet takeover.

Read the day

Introductory essay

Intro I — NGOs Jumping the Tracks: How “the Whole World” Can be Wrong

There's a simple rule of thumb here: the louder a country's critics complain, the less likely it is to actually be the worst offender in the room —.

Read the full introduction

VIDEO ANALYSIS

Inside the NGO machine

Evidence

TERRORISTS IN SUITS

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