What is the Atlas network?
It's time to shine a light on the Atlas network and their tactics.
Since this video was posted, the following 'Correction' to a Washington Post (2 July 2024) article on the Atlas Network in Aotearoa/New Zealand and Project2025 has come to our attention:
"The article.. previously said that the Heritage Foundation was one of Atlas Network’s global partners, based on information from Atlas leaders. They later said the partnership had ended."
The Heritage Foundation (USA) has been listed on every version of the 'global partners directory' published by AtlasNetwork.org since the first version (2014), until 2021, when the entire directory of (then) 515 Atlas Network 'partner orgs' in 99 nations was removed from the website.
Advance was founded and has been funded by several senior people from the IPA and CIS, two think tanks that have been longtime members of the global Atlas Network. Please note, The Heritage Foundation (USA) has been listed on every version of the the 'global partners directory' published by AtlasNetwork.org since the first version (2014) until 2021, when the entire directory of 515 Atlas Network 'partner orgs' in 99 nations was removed from the website.
Advance was founded by several key people from the IPA and CIS, two think tanks that have been longtime members of the Atlas Network.
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