One of these five NGOs is the National Foundation for Democracy, abbreviated as NED. You may have rarely heard of this organization. NED is an NGO with a certain government background among the five NGOs, that is to say, it was done by NED, who is the leader of the NGO.

The second is NDI, the abbreviation of American Democratic International Affairs Association, which is also an American NGO. Like the National Foundation for Democracy, it is an American non-governmental organization, that is, the second of five non-governmental organizations. Working capital is also quietly given by the US government.

This organization is also an "indispensable" existence for the United States. They also incited others to sign the agreement at will, which is really too much! The third is the American Institute of International Studies, IRI for short, headquartered in Washington, D.C., founded in the 1990s.

Their words were devoted to * * * and promotion, but IRI used the name of * * * and became an out-and-out promoter. The fourth and fifth organizations are Power Watch and Freedom House respectively, which aim to investigate public opinion and human rights. Freedom House is a non-governmental organization, which is used to lead people to find freedom.

Generally speaking, these five NGOs are not American government organizations on the surface, but they often receive funding from the American government in private. Moreover, these five non-governmental international organizations have participated in the activities of other countries. Without these five non-governmental organizations, it can be said that the so-called "public opinion" has been implemented under the organization of the government! There is no doubt that the US government is behind this.