Soros Funding Multi-State March, Sit-In “Disrupt America” Campaign
Building On Success With Disrupting, Smearing Trump – Soros Plans “Bigger and Better” Attacks
Billionaire anti-American subversive George Soros is funding and organizing a multi-state two week political demonstration against billionaire-funded and organized politics, including a march from Philadelphia to Washington DC. Obviously there is quite a bit of hypocrisy at play and some insincerity regarding the purported motivations of the event. Soros and subterfuge are well acquainted.
The “Democracy Spring” website states that every American deserves an equal voice in government as a time when their organizers engage in the disruption of Trump rallies and proudly revel in their successful shutdown of the Chicago rally. Trump’s American voice was silenced and those who wanted to hear him were denied the equal voice that the Soros conspiracy is supposedly championing.
They bemoan, and thus cling to a false shred of credibility, the reality that “American elections are dominated by billionaires and big money interests who can spend unlimited sums of money on political campaigns to protect their special interests at the general expense.” That is also true of the political process once the elections are over. The legislation and executive orders, ambassadorships and political positions are all reflective of decisions which may or may not be influenced by financial considerations. That reality is not confined to the executive branch but permeates every facet of government and the lion’s share of politicians. It is also the unfortunate state of affairs in all political parties, including both major ones.
They include in their list of grievances the passage of laws in over half of the states “that disenfranchise everyday voters, especially people of color and the poor.” That is, of course, a typical distortion. What they falsely describe in their dash to victim hood as discriminatory are laws that are intended to protect election integrity. They are wrongfully reported as being prejudiced by those who may simply wish to defeat them and engage in voter fraud.
Soros’ group depicts protecting voter integrity as violating “’one person, one vote’ citizen equality,” and as “Blocking reform on virtually every critical issue facing our country: from addressing historic economic inequality, to tackling climate change and ending mass incarceration.” They assert, “We simply cannot solve the urgent crises that face our nation if we don’t save democracy first.”
Economic equality is Marxism; the underlying leftist objective of Soros and his cabal’s insertion of themselves into the political process. It is a distortion to state that it is a principle upon which America was founded. We are endowed with an equal economic opportunity, which is a much different thing. Climate change is a hoax as is mass incarceration. Individuals are incarcerated, not groups, their demographics notwithstanding.
The George Soros pot calls itself even blacker, saying, “But if the status quo goes unchallenged, the 2016 election — already set to be the most billionaire-dominated, secret money-drenched, voter suppression-marred contest in modern American history — will likely yield a President and a Congress more bound to the masters of big money than ever before. And our planet and people just can’t afford that.” They then bring an expanded form of their chaos to the rescue, saying, “But there is another possibility.” They ask, “What if we can intervene in a way that no one can ignore to make this election a turning point toward reform?
A way no one can ignore means massively disruptive. Something along the lines of what they’ve already done with the Trump events and with Black Lives Matters business interruptions and freeway closures, but bigger – Chaos on a grand scale.
They say, “The stage is set for a bold intervention to turn the tinder of passive public frustration into a fire that transforms the political climate in America, that sparks a popular movement that can’t be stopped.
They spell out the fundamentals of their plan, “This spring, in the heart of the primary season, as the national election begins to take center stage, Americans of all ages, faiths, political perspectives, and walks of life will bring the popular cry for change to Washington in a way that’s impossible to ignore: with nonviolent civil disobedience on a historic scale.” That bit about all political perspectives is untrue; they’ll all be leftists, every last, dirty, dishonest or brainwashed one of them.
They say they “Will demand that Congress listen to the People and take immediate action to save our democracy [republic?]. And we won’t leave until they do — or until they send thousands of us to jail, along with the unmistakable message that our country needs a new Congress, one that that will end the legalized corruption of our democracy and ensure that every American has an equal voice in government.”
There’s no argument that corruption pervades throughout our government, but the corrupt members of Congress are not going to throw themselves out of office and these demonstrators are allied with the White House. There won’t be any changes made outside of racist, politically correct pandering. The issues they supposedly want addressed are non-starters. They promise to “make this election a referendum on whether our democracy should belong to the People as a whole or to the billionaire class alone.”
So what are their objectives? Soros is also funding a new Latino get out the vote program targeting non-citizens, who aren’t legally able to vote. More of that disenfranchisement nonsense being represented as creating victims should make things easier.
Whatever they hope to achieve specifically, it’s not for the altruistic purposes the orchestrator of the current invasion of Europe professes. It’s the destruction of the United States, our devolution into a communist nation, where everybody really is equal in their misery, save the elites.
What we are witnessing is the evolution of the reasons Hussein Obama and Eric Holder made such a big deal about Ferguson and Baltimore. None of this is spontaneous.
I’m Rick Wells – a constitutional conservative writer who recogn
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