United Nations NGOs trade personnel with US federal agencies to bypass treaties, or the lack of them, to foist their leftwing agenda on Americans. Many federal employees traded to NGO are taxpayer paid. The next major federal government scandal is just starting to get legs in the press, thanks to the Dallas Morning News. A while back, we reported that the relationship between United Nations NGO's and federal agencies, like the EPA, was so tight it appeared there was a revolving door between them. Now we learn that many of these people are kept on the federal payroll, even while working for the NGOs.
Many federal agencies give grants to nonprofit groups.
Often, federal regulatory agencies even offer grants to nonprofit organizations that use the money to sue the agency. It's all a big game, with a well orchestrated game plan. Their plan is to grab power, and the game plan is working well. The idea is for nonprofit NGOs to use taxpayer funds to force federal agencies to regulate the American public in ways the NGO desires. Many of the laws and regulations these NGOs want promulgated would be much too harsh to get passed through normal means.