02-24-2026, 09:25 PM
USAID was established in 1961. The ostensible reason was to counter Soviet influence in underdeveloped regions which had resources the US needed. Perhaps it targeted countries whose economic development was insufficient to be able to profit from resource sales enough to not require additional aid.
There may have been another reason.
The 1960s revolution may have had as its goal the communization of intelligence.
The revolution may have been planned, perhaps by the Soviet Comintern, perhaps by ethnic supremacists of various nationalities who wanted to see their people move forward through the communization of intelligence. Perhaps they had studied how influencers and ideas can go viral. Perhaps their grassroots gangs controlled powerful figures.
Someone may have anticipated that the third world would be savvy enough to understand what the freedom generation wanted. The concern may have been that the third world would say "how are the freedom generation more deserving than us?"
The concern, then, may have been that the developing world might start to pray or meditate in order to interfere with the rapport with which the freedom generation hoped to liberate itself.
The third world surely needed spirituality to live their day-to-day lives and keep their competitors from looking over their shoulder or otherwise tampering with their outcomes.
There may have been another reason.
The 1960s revolution may have had as its goal the communization of intelligence.
The revolution may have been planned, perhaps by the Soviet Comintern, perhaps by ethnic supremacists of various nationalities who wanted to see their people move forward through the communization of intelligence. Perhaps they had studied how influencers and ideas can go viral. Perhaps their grassroots gangs controlled powerful figures.
Someone may have anticipated that the third world would be savvy enough to understand what the freedom generation wanted. The concern may have been that the third world would say "how are the freedom generation more deserving than us?"
The concern, then, may have been that the developing world might start to pray or meditate in order to interfere with the rapport with which the freedom generation hoped to liberate itself.
The third world surely needed spirituality to live their day-to-day lives and keep their competitors from looking over their shoulder or otherwise tampering with their outcomes.
