Human Rights NGOs should face intense Scrunity – Globalization Floats on a Sea of Lies & Ignorance

Soros-funded HRW Awards Soros-funded Prachatai Grant for “Bravery”

Globalization Floats on a Sea of Lies & Ignorance
by Tony Cartalucci – 17 September, 2011 – Land Destroyer

As reported by Thailand’s the “Nation” daily English newspaper, “Chiranuch Premchaiporn, the embattled director of prachaitai.com, has become the first Thai to win the Hellman/Hammett Grant from Human Rights Watch for her commitment to free expression and her courage in the face of prosecution.” The author of the article, “Chiranuch wins award for her bravery,” is Pravit Rojanaphruk, who has recently admitted that he himself is in fact a contributor to Chiranuch’s Prachatai website in another article titled, “Transparency essential for democracy campaigner,” where Pravit attempted to defend and spin Prachatai’s extensive funding by the US government via the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) and George Soros’ Open Society Foundation, and its dubious claims of still somehow being “independent.”

What Pravit predictably fails to mention in his more recent article is the fact that Human Rights Watch and Prachatai are both funded by George Soros’ Open Society Foundation, completely undermining the legitimacy of either organization, let alone the “significance” of the self-aggrandizing endowment of “awards” on one another for “bravery” in the face of “persecution.” Prachatai is an openly seditious organization funded by a foreign government and foreign corporate-financier interests to specifically undermine Thailand’s national sovereignty, promote international institutions over local Thai institutions, and to faithfully re-post pro-globalist talking points out of Soros’ organizations, including Amnesty International (page 10) and Human Rights Watch, as well as US State Department talking points promoted by the National Endowment for Democracy and the network of organizations it funds, including Freedom House, Reporters Without Borders, International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH), and Prachatai itself (listed by NED as the Foundation for Community Educational Media). …source