Any political action that aims to preserve the cultural independence of nations should primarily target Western NGOs.
Whatever their professed aim, they are, above all, Christian missionaries, albeit often without Christian religious phrases. Nevertheless, under the false pretext of aid, their primary interest lies in the destruction of local culture and the superimposition of Western concepts onto it.
A large number of NGOs draw on the solidarity of Western women to protect their sexual market value by restricting male sexual options. Traditional cultures are perceived as patriarchal and represent a danger to their concept of domesticating men.
Many local cultures around the world grant men sexual rights that are in accordance with the biological predispositions of men (which, in turn, are reflected in non-Christian religious beliefs). Local cultures typically view men as the head of the family and recognize that men are the protectors and providers for women.
In exchange, it is considered natural that women grant men sexual access.
However, this pattern contradicts the Western (Christian) paradigm.
According to the Western paradigm to which all Western NGOs subscribe, women must be provided with full economic security by society, with sexuality eliminated from the equation.
The feminist paradigm is that women should never engage in sexual acts for any consideration other than intrinsic sexual desire.
Anything else is branded as rape.
However, because female sexuality is potentially less pronounced than male sexuality, and because female sexuality in its psychological abstraction is directed toward male idols, the net effect of any Western NGO agenda is that local men in developing countries will end up with no sexual opportunities throughout their lives.
Thus, men in developing countries, especially within Islamic, Hindu, and Buddhist societies, have a vital interest in ensuring that their political actions oppose the influence of foreign NGOs and the ideological agendas they promote.