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How USAID was used for regime change in Bangladesh: Former US State Dept official Mike Benz reveals


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Did the US government actively work to destabilize Bangladesh using taxpayer-funded programs? Former US State Department official Mike Benz has made explosive claims that USAID and affiliated organizations orchestrated efforts to undermine the Bangladeshi government in a bid to secure American strategic interests.

The article discusses allegations made by Mike Benz, a former State Department official, regarding the use of USAID (United States Agency for International Development) for regime change in Bangladesh. Benz claims that USAID, traditionally known for providing humanitarian aid, has been repurposed by the U.S. government to fund activities aimed at influencing political outcomes in foreign countries, including Bangladesh. He points out that USAID's involvement in Bangladesh was not just about development but was part of a broader strategy to support opposition groups and civil society organizations to challenge the ruling government. This strategy, according to Benz, included funding for media, NGOs, and political training to foster an environment conducive to regime change. The article also touches on the broader implications of such foreign policy tactics, suggesting that these actions could undermine the sovereignty of nations and the genuine intent of development aid.

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