Billionaires mobilize their protesters

The “No Kings” movement is anything but a grassroots anti-authoritarian protest against “kings and billionaires”.  It is a well-coordinated effort funded by a group of socialist billionaires and dark-money NGOs to destabilize what is left of the American social fabric. Protesting for more government intervention as a solution to the current government intervention and calling it ant-authoritarian is a bit of a stretch.  What they really think they’re fighting for is their version of authoritarianism.  

It has been shown that the billionaire class and USAID have created a protest-industrial complex which has brought color revolutions that our government has used abroad for decades home to US soil. A color revolution is a political movement, usually violent, aimed at overthrowing a government or forcing regime change through mass protests, civil resistance, and symbolic campaigns. It often works in lock step with the movement’s media/academia complex, emphasizing the need for more government power and centralization. Thinking any billionaire has your best interests in mind is illusionary and it was only a few years ago that the establishment was promoting President Obama as some type of God. Not a king but a god. Believing that a politician has your best interests in mind is like believing a cashier at a store is your best friend because they smile and chat while ringing up your purchase.

They are all about feathering their own nest. Look how much the net worth of former Presidents jumped after their terms: Clinton had $1.3 million net worth before being elected. It jumped to $120 million net worth post presidency, Obama went from $1.3 million pre presidency to $70 million net worth, and the G. W. Bush went from $20 million to $40 million. So much for being public servants. Did your wealth increase like theirs? They are in a big club; all related to each other literally and guess what none of us are in their club.  Notably, Donald Trump is the only president whose net worth went down after his presidency.  

Researchers from the Government Accountability Institute (GAI), Peter Schweizer and Seamus Bruner, show more than $294 million flowed to No Kings partners via networks including:

  • Arabella Advisors: $79.7M+
    • Soros network: $72.1M+
    • Ford Foundation: $51.7M+
    • Tides Foundation: $45.5M+
    • Rockefeller Foundation: $28.6M+
    • Buffett network: $16.6M+

Bruner says Gates Foundation reportedly cut ties with Arabella amid political scrutiny. Many radical groups (beyond Antifa) receiving substantial funding.

The nationwide protests are being led by paid activists, not volunteers, then followed by a coalition described by many as ‘white boomers suffering TDS, and far-left socialist and progressive participants and people that don’t like America. So don’t for a second believe that the origin of these protests are grassroots. It’s just the billionaire workforce pushing a contrived narrative that the unsuspecting masses latch onto. They will use their opponents’ values as talking points but never use those values when they have power. Think for yourself, don’t be a billionaire’s pawn.

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