Last Friday, the 2nd of August 2024, marked a pivotal encounter between Tom McDevitt, Chairman of the Washington Times, and myself, Chairman of the Marine Foundation, based in Japan. Our meeting took place at the prestigious Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Japan, nestled in the Marunouchi financial hub of Tokyo—a location I have had the privilege of being a member of for several years now. Although our acquaintance had been fostered through online communication, this face-to-face meeting provided an exceptional opportunity to delve into meaningful discussions amidst the Club’s beautiful surroundings.

The Washington Times, a distinguished newspaper in the United States, is known for its elaborate and conservative stance. It stands out for its fact-based news approach, steering clear of opinionated content to distribute information with a certain common-sense, non-aggressive stance on major events. This strategy has proven successful in maintaining a distance from special interest sponsors, a notable feat in today’s highly polarized media landscape. The Washington Times remains steadfast in its commitment to morality and its clear opposition to communistic ideologies, with a mission to enlighten the populace with accurate news that promotes unity rather than division. This firm foundation positions the newspaper on the brink of transitioning into a global media powerhouse—a vision where the Marine Foundation can play a crucial role.

In the annals of history, Ronald Reagan, an avid reader, lauded the Washington Times on numerous occasions, crediting it as instrumental in winning the Cold War. He praised the newspaper for its integrity, solidifying its reputation as a beacon of truth. While it has predominantly been a national newspaper, its foundational principles and unwavering commitment to integrity make it ripe for global expansion. In a world disrupted by international conflicts, there is an urgent need for media that shares information with a God-inspired rhetoric, offering hope to those suffering in oppressed lands.

My admiration for the Washington Times stems from its genuine origin as a newspaper of truth, unmarred by special interest journalistic influences. The Marine Foundation, aligned with an incredible banking platform spearheading global banking for economic liberation, presents itself as a potential association aimed at global media dissemination. The Marine Foundation’s attached banking platform not only provides financial solutions, but also embodies a vision of economic freedom and prosperity.

This extraordinary meeting with Tom McDevitt illuminated the path forward. The synergy between the Marine Foundation’s financial prowess and the Washington Times’ journalistic integrity holds the potential to revolutionize global media, fostering a world where accurate information and hope prevail.

As we contemplate the future, the Washington Times could potentially, just like the Marine Foundation, come under the financial umbrella of the Development World Bank (DWB)—potentially the greatest banking platform on earth. The DWB is not just a financial institution; it is a beacon of economic reform and development. By advocating for sustainable growth and financial inclusivity, the DWB aims to reshape the global banking landscape. With the DWB’s unparalleled financial resources and visionary leadership, it offers a robust platform for the Washington Times to achieve unprecedented heights of influence and impact.

Imagine a world where the Washington Times, backed by the financial might of the DWB, can expand its reach and amplify its mission of delivering truthful, unbiased news across the globe. This partnership would not only provide the necessary financial stability but also align with the core values of integrity, truth, and hope that the organizations hold dear. The Development World Bank, with its commitment to fostering global economic development, stands as the ideal partner to support and elevate the Washington Times into a global media titan.

In essence, this collaboration could pave the way for a new era of global media—one that is financially empowered, ethically driven, and universally accessible. It is in my opinion that the Marine Foundation and the Washington Times, under the auspices of the DWB, could revolutionize how information is disseminated, fostering a more informed, united, and hopeful world.

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