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Journalist Lara Logan reported on the racial elements of the South African riots, noting that the Indian community near Durban has been specifically targeted. She highlighted the role of former US Ambassador Patrick Gaspard, who later became president of George Soros' Open Society Foundation, in encouraging land seizures from white farmers. Logan argues these policies are starving the population.
The Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft is gaining media prominence, funded by an unusual alliance between George Soros and the Koch brothers. Meanwhile, rumors persist regarding John Kerry's daughter's marriage to the son of an Iranian official and Kerry's alleged back-channel meetings with Iranian leadership. These connections suggest ongoing "deep state" or private diplomatic influence on US-Iran relations.
The Logan Act of 1799 is defined as a federal law prohibiting unauthorized citizens from negotiating with foreign governments. The potential application of this law to General Michael Flynn's communications with the Russian ambassador is discussed, alongside claims that the Clinton Foundation frequently violates the same statute.
