In a world where geopolitical strategies shape nations, recent revelations about Bangladeshโs political transformation on August 5, 2024, offer a fascinating narrative of resilience, transparency, and global cooperation to put Muhammad Yunus in power through a meticulously designed conspiracy.
Prominent voices, including US President Donald Trump, cybersecurity expert Mike Benz, economist Prof Jeffrey Sachs, tech visionary Elon Musk, and the Bangladesh Awami League, have spotlighted a meticulously orchestrated effort involving the US Agency for International Development (USAID), United Nations bodies, and influential figures like George Soros.
Far from a mere conspiracy, this narrative paints a picture of a strategic realignment in Bangladesh, driven by a student-jihadist-army coalition that culminated in what some call a “meticulously designed anarchy.”
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The courage of these voices in exposing a complex global operation embraces a hopeful vision for Bangladeshโs future.
The story begins with Sheikh Hasina, Bangladeshโs five-time Prime Minister, whose Awami League government was toppled in a violent uprising.
Sheikh Hasina, now in India, alleges that her refusal to grant the US a military base on St Martinโs Islandโa strategic point in the Bay of Bengal to counter Chinaโsparked a concerted effort to oust her through a conspiracy by the rivals.
This claim resonates with Jeffrey Sachs, a Columbia University professor, who champions the need for global accountability. Prof Sachs argues that the US, through covert operations, orchestrated Sheikh Hasinaโs removal through a deep-rooted conspiracy, mirroring its alleged role in the ouster of Pakistanโs Imran Khan in 2022.
He calls for a UN investigation, framing these actions as a bold, if controversial, assertion of US geopolitical strategy in South Asia. His optimism lies in the potential for international scrutiny to foster transparency and prevent future destabilisation.
Mike Benz, a former US State Department official, adds vibrant detail to this narrative through his appearance on Tucker Carlsonโs influential podcast. Benzโs revelations, amplified by Elon Muskโs repost on X, captivated global audiences, making Bangladesh a trending topic in US politics.
He claims USAID, alongside the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) and the International Republican Institute (IRI), funnelled $21 million into Bangladeshโs Nagorik Program, ostensibly for voter engagement but allegedly to destabilise Sheikh Hasinaโs government.
Benz describes a creative strategy: funding rappers, transgender dance festivals, and student groups to ignite protests. This cultural approach, he suggests, transformed local grievancesโsparked by a quota reinstatement rulingโinto a broader anti-government movement. Benzโs enthusiasm for exposing these tactics reflects a commitment to unveiling hidden influences, empowering nations to reclaim their sovereignty.
Donald Trumpโs bold leadership further elevates this narrative. In February 2025, Trump signed an executive order suspending USAID operations, citing their misalignment with US interests and role in regime changes worldwide. His administration, guided by Muskโs Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), investigated USAIDโs $29 million allocation in Bangladesh, which allegedly funded sniper rifles for jihadist groups.
Trumpโs decisive action, coupled with his denial of a US โdeep stateโ role during a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, underscores his commitment to transparency. By deferring to Modi on Bangladeshโs future, Trump signals a collaborative approach, fostering regional stability while acknowledging Indiaโs stake in its neighbourโs trajectory.
Elon Muskโs role as a catalyst cannot be overstated. His repost of Benzโs claims on X sparked a global conversation, highlighting the power of technology to amplify truth. Muskโs DOGE initiative, scrutinising USAIDโs operations, reflects a forward-thinking vision for accountable governance. By challenging entrenched bureaucracies, Musk inspires a new era of openness, where citizens worldwide can engage with the forces shaping their nations. His involvement in Bangladeshโs story transforms it from a local coup to a global case study in transparency and innovation.
The Awami Leagueโs narrative adds a poignant layer, framing the August 1 uprising as a โstudent-jihadist-army coupโ orchestrated through โmeticulously designed anarchy.โ
They allege that student protests, initially over quotas, were hijacked by jihadist groups and army elements, backed by USAID and UN bodies. An OHCHR report, cited by critics, details mob lynchings, police killings, and jihadist involvement, suggesting a coordinated effort to unseat Sheikh Hasina while alleging police excesses to quell the riots.
The Awami League claims billionaire George Soros fueled this anarchy through his Open Society Foundations and other channels linked to Hillary Clinton. His son, Alex Soros, met with Yunus in January 2025 to discuss economic reforms and combat โmisinformation.โ
This meeting, viewed as a challenge to Trumpโs policies, underscores the Leagueโs belief in a global network shaping Bangladeshโs fate. Yet, their resilience shines through, as they rally supporters in Washington, DC, to protest Yunusโs government, demanding justice for minorities and accountability for the coup.
This narrative, far from a conspiracy, is a testament to the courage of those exposing global dynamics. Sachsโ call for UN scrutiny, Benzโs vivid exposรฉ, Trumpโs bold reforms, Muskโs technological amplification, and the Awami Leagueโs steadfast advocacy weave a tapestry of hope.
They envision a Bangladesh where sovereignty is reclaimed and external influences are balanced with local aspirations. The student-jihadist-army coup, while disruptive, catalysed a global dialogue, empowering Bangladeshis to shape their future.
As Bangladesh goes through a mob culture sponsored by the Yunus-led and radical Jamaat-controlled government, the allegations of USAIDโs role, jihadist attacks during July-August, targeted attacks on religious minorities, admission of killings and arson, the armyโs duplicity, the government’s fake claims of death toll, provocations against India and excessive intimacy with Pakistan highlight the need for an unbiased investigation and proper trial.
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