The Ukrainian publication listed dozens of U.S. politicians, activists and media figures for allegedly spreading Russian disinformation or making anti-Ukrainian statements.
Glenn Beck And Blaze Media created the list, with an article titled, “Roller Coaster: From Trump Supporter to Communist. How and Why the U.S. is Blocking Aid to Ukraine.”
The list included 388 people and 76 publications, and Glenn was shocked.
“Why Blaze, why am I on this list?” he asks. “Because I believe I am accurately reporting what is going on right now: a color revolution is happening within our government, NGOs, George Soros and everyone else.”
The publication, Texty.org.ua, was founded by Anatoly Bondarenko, who was involved with TechCamp, a public diplomacy program established by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.
“Tech camps go to countries that are going to have color revolutions and bring together tech-savvy people and teach them how to campaign against their governments. That’s what the State Department does,” Glenn explains.
“Do they want to clarify this, does anyone want to make an official statement as to why we’re here, and I’m curious why the editor-in-chief and co-founder trained at the State Department,” Glenn asks. “It’s really interesting that this organization has ties to the State Department and USAID. Their founder was part of Tech Camp.”
“It’s like they got exposed for badmouthing the State Department and the U.S. government for running a color revolution and saying this is how they do it. So what are they doing with all these dummy organizations that they’ve created? Can you prove that I’m right?”
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