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Time was that non-profits were funded by their membership dues or individual donations, loose change drums at airports and clipboard brigades on street corners. They listened to their members and conducted open votes on issues and board members.That was a long time ago.Time was that foundations and family trusts funded research into deadly diseases, humanitarian missions, scholarships and the fine arts.But foundations have changed from the days of Carnegie and Ford. First, there are a lot more of them especially following the massive wealth created during the dot.com, tech and crypto bubbles. And as these bubbles generated much more wealth, existing foundations also grew their coffers immensely.If money is power, then the dynamics within these foundations have changed from being led by Samaritans to ones led by Samurais aggressively trying to transform political systems. The president of George Soros’ Open Society Foundations, Mark Malloch-Brown, for example, was the former Deputy Se

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