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The protests targeting figures like Elon Musk, cryptocurrencies, and President Trump are part of a coordinated effort by progressive dark money networks leveraging tactics similar to “color revolutions” traditionally used overseas. Key funders include George Soros’ Open Society Foundations, the Tides Foundation (financed by Democratic megadonors like the Pritzkers and Rockefellers), and allied groups that provide financial lifelines to radical activist organizations.
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– Congressional Republicans could launch investigations into nonprofits like Tides Foundation and Adalah Justice Project, which channel millions to groups organizing disruptive protests. Emphasize links between protest leaders and foreign-backed NGOs by:
– Subpoenaing financial records of fiscal sponsors like Tides Center
– Revoking 501(c)(3) status for charities directly supporting illegal protests
– Publicizing donor lists of foundations funding groups that glorify Hamas
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– Pass laws requiring real-time disclosure of foreign donations to U.S. nonprofits (modeled after FARA)
– Criminalize protest training programs that teach “civil disobedience” strategies used in Ukraine’s Maidan uprising
– Empower states to withhold funding from universities allowing antisemitic encampments backed by Soros-funded legal groups
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– Deploy RICO statutes against coordinated media campaigns falsely labeling protesters as “grassroots”
– Create alternative funding streams for patriotic student groups through conservative nonprofits
– Highlight hypocrisy of elites like Soros (Holocaust survivor) bankrolling antisemitic “Genocide Joe” rhetoric
The dark money network has spent decades building infrastructure through fiscal sponsorship models that obscure donor trails. Immediate challenges include progressive judges blocking transparency measures and legacy media downplaying Soros ties. However, sustained pressure on corporate donors like Hyatt Hotels (Pritzker family) could force financial withdrawals from radical groups.
This strategic approach mirrors methods used to counter color revolutions in Eastern Europe – cutting off foreign funding, exposing NGO coordination, and reclaiming cultural institutions. Success depends on framing the battle as protecting American sovereignty against billionaire-funded unrest.
