Tech camp

Uh, and it is funded by the same people, and it was very obvious in scale and in scope in 2000 in Serbia, in 2003 in Georgia, in 2004 in Ukraine, and then, uh, during Clinton, state civil society.

Uh, if you do not know, Hillary Clinton kicked off TechCamp Kyiv- Tech Camp Ukraine, uh, September 2012, 80-plus civil society leaders, NGOs, trained in social media, online organizing, digital safety, websites, digital citizen journalism.

And Tech Camp, uh, by that, uh, the time that Hillary Clinton started this, it was Civil Society 2.0. Civil Society is George Soros's name for the Open Society, as you know.

So Civil Society 2.0 was Hillary Clinton's campaign.

Uh, by the time she was done, it reached 850 international organizations in 50 countries, all aligned with the same talking points, the same tools, and the same subversion.

You know, Brookings is still playing it.

This is Norm Eisen, of course.

Uh, but this is all connected all the way back to the first tech camp under Hillary Clinton, uh, overseas that subverted the voice, the vote, and the will of the people, where civil society, i.e. the Open Society, the Clinton Found- [clears throat]

So summer is stretching on for a few more days.

I hear you've been at camp, tech camp?

Yes.

Every summer we go to camp.

Keep finding those nuanced takes on the internet.

Likewise.

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