Awesome work on these “spontaneous” protests. Everyone here knows these are professional agitprop agents running herd on useful idiots. The FACT that these groups are openly communist doesn’t seem to phase anyone in the current climate—I guess that’s what 50 years of communists running our universities gets us. Every time I see one of these “protests,” these printed signs are everywhere, and not one MSM story ever mentions them. Thank God, people are waking up to the treason, but I fear it won’t last.
In my experience, most Americans have a short attention span and little self discipline. They want a hero to make everything right so they don’t have to worry about it anymore. It’s time for us to stand up and call out the enemy—both the seditious organizations and their protection (AKA the press). It’s so refreshing to see and hear the video bombers. We can disrupt their narrative and we can beat them.
I admit to being completely baffled that the connections to these organizations don’t reach a wider audience.
Most Americans don’t understand George Soros or the Ford Foundation. And they most certainly don’t understand The Black Lives Matters group.
Most people don’t know it, but would be shocked to know that over 130 million dollars has been given to the Black Lives Matter group since August 2016 by Soros-run groups, and the Ford Foundation.
They might reasonably ask “What does an organization like Black Lives Matters need with $130 million in funds?
Bill Whittle, who is a conservative voice who I admire and support, is of the opinion that it pays for “street muscle” for the left.
That makes a lot of sense to me. $130 million buys a lot of bus charters signs, and “other things”, including “fees” and “gratuities”.
But, hey. That is how they roll. Here was a list of communist front groups last updated in 1959, and most Americans wouldn’t have known what they were, and likely even gave money to them when asked:
Abraham Lincoln Brigade April 29, 1953
Abraham Lincoln School April 29, 1953
Action Committee to Free Spain Now April 29, 1953
Alabama People’s Educational Association April 29, 1953
American Association for Reconstruction in Yugoslavia April 29, 1953
American Christian Nationalist Party April 29, 1953
American Committee for European Worker’s Relief April 29, 1953
American Committee for protection of Foreign Born April 29, 1953
American Committee for the Settlement of Jews in Birobidzhan Inc September 28, 1953
American Committee for Yugoslav Relief, Inc. April 29, 1953
American Committee To Survey Labor Conditions in Europe July 15 1953
American Council for a Democratic Greece
American Peace Crusade
American Polish League
Black Dragon Society
Cervantes Fraternal Society
Committee to Abolish Discrimination in Maryland
Committee to Aid the Fighting South
Committee to Defend the Rights and Freedom of Pittsburgh’s Political Prisoners
Committee for a Democratic Far Eastern Policy
Committee for Constitutional and Political Freedom
Committee for the Defense of the Pittsburgh Six
Committee for Nationalist Action
Committee for the Negro in the Arts
Committee for Peace and Brotherhood Festival in Philadelphia
Committee for the Protection of the Bill of Rights
Committee for World Youth Friendship and Cultural Exchange
Committee to Defend Marie Richardson
Committee to Uphold the Bill of Rights
Congress of African Women
Dai Nippon Butoku Kai
Daily Worker Press Club
Detroit Youth Assembly
Elsinore Progressive League
Families of the Baltimore Smith Act Victims
Federation of Greek Maritime Unions
Florida Press and Education League
Freedom Stage, Inc.
Friends of the Soviet Union
Garibaldi American Fraternal Society
German American Bund
Harlem Trade Union Council
Hellenic-American Brotherhood
Hungarian Brotherhood
Independent Socialist League
Industrial Workers of the World
Japanese Association of America
Jewish Community of Cortlandt
Jewish Culture Society
Knights of the White Camelia
Labor Youth League
League of American Writers
Mario Morgantini Circle
Michigan Council for Peace
Michigan School of Social Science
Nanka Teikoku Gunyudan
Oklahoma League for Political Education
People’s Educational and Press Association of Texas
Shinto Shrines
Virginia League for People’s Education
When you look at most of them, the name seems...like something you might support...who would be against the “Committee for Constitutional and Political Freedom”?
That would be absolutely un-American!