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Who's paying the protesters?
#11
(01-18-2026, 03:50 PM)Bootless Wrote: Having stated that, I will mention the background of Trump pardoned Jan 6 assaulter of police officers

Heard on the livestream yesterday:

"Who is that?"
"Some guy named Jake!"

They were ready to tear him apart. As soon as a few people started calling him a "Nazi".

Your reasoned opprobrium is no match for the mob.
#12
(01-18-2026, 03:57 PM)Vermilion Wrote: Jake is a scam artist grifter.
It doesn’t mean he should be beaten for just his speech.
The left wants war.

He was there calling on Tim Walz to be arrested, to burn Qur'ans, call Islam and Somalis bad names. And he is funded by his grift. The thread is about funding protests. Someone should check to see if any of his Senate campaign funds are drifting into his protest activities.

I'm thinking maybe his Minnesota stunts are in furtherance of building a Florida voting base.

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Fun fact: Some on the right want Theonomic Empire with Trump as Emperor (of the Western Hemisphere presumably).



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Presumably, the founder of Right Response Ministries is a church pastor or such. So funding would be from church offerings and what not, Gofundme, Patreon, big donors and other assorted sources.

I went to https://rightresponseministries.com/donate/ and was met with the big 403 Forbidden screen. Maybe only vetted right people are allowed access.
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(01-18-2026, 07:46 PM)Bootless Wrote: Fun fact: Some on the right want Theonomic Empire with Trump as Emperor (of the Western Hemisphere presumably 


Who is calling to abolish presidential elections?

Vs what?  Cartels that hold regions in parts of Mexico and other South America Countries.  Who’s calling for sending in US troops to hold territory?
 
(01-18-2026, 07:46 PM)Bootless Wrote: Someone should check to see if any of his Senate campaign funds are drifting into his protest activities.

Vs the Minnesota fraud where money found its way to democrat’s campaigns?
#14
(01-18-2026, 01:22 PM)IDELB2006 Wrote: Aside from those trying to make Trump out to be the bad guy, there are also plenty of industries that rely on the cheap labor that illegals provide.

They don't necessarily need to pay protesters, all they need to do is pay online shills to incite the easily led.

This needs more looking in to.  Campaign contributions are difficult to hide and it may be easier to suggest to the masses that there is something un-American about controlled, vetted immigration.
#15
Greetings, 
This Link from "X" may shed some light on the disbursement paper trail. 
It needs to be ascertained how the disbursements are paid, ie. 

Speculation:
From one or more of the six organizations in the top row
     to organizations in the left column, then
        to some middle-man or money laundering entity
         to the rioters' managers or disbursement employees
            to disbursement employees  deployed to the riot scene
               and finally to the payees, the individual rioters themselves.

The real question becomes, are the individual W4 or 1099 payees receiving unreported income?  Are they reporting their riot-payment income on their tax filings, both federal and state?
Why are there no taxpayer compliance audits on any of the echelons of the money trail, or is the news media unaware?  Or did the Dept of the Treasury forget to do it?

A Taxpayer Compliance Audit is a great way to follow the money.  

You guys are smarter than I am on all this, so I look forward to your insights. Thanks !!!
#16
I'm surprised I didn't think of it before because I'm always harping on it.

It seems possible the mafia might be possibly organizing some of the protesters.

I almost suspect one of the people in recent headlines was ex-mafia themself based on their resemblance to certain stars.  Who else could be so uppity?  They may have wanted to relive the days when the mob didn't let anyone disrespect them but had been retired.

I discovered this dreadful but not-too-NSFW video from Youtube shorts which used the dramatic break for a soundtrack.  Turn down the sound if you like because the lyrics are German.  It shows how they view their help.  It shows why the mafia may hope to make themselves useful to newcomers, namely by helping them learn English and job skills quickly.  It seems to portray an almost religious veneration.  Start at 2:25 if you don't want to view the whole thing.  It also shows they know they'll lose quite a few, and that drugs are necessary to withstand the job (a little before 2:25.)  After all, if she liked them, she probably wouldn't be capable of helping uplift them.  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StZcUAPR...rt_radio=1

There's also "Holy Diver."  Holy diver is not the hero with the sword but the guy in the dungeon keeping everybody's sword sharp.  "Holy diver, you're the star of the masquerade, no need to look so afraid...."  If ever larger parts of the country become an economic wasteland because too many came in at once to assimilate, they may require such help. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lvs2FzF64o



Soundgarden's "Blow Up The Outside World" throws shade at someone who's willing to give up everything life has to offer by holding out against the mob, but they may have secretly wanted everyone to know how much coercion can be experienced, i.e. suppose the people in some communities will cooperate with the mob in blacklisting potential candidates.  Jane's Addiction's "Mountain Song" seems to be about someone who was raised on a virtual mountaintop, socially ostracized, deprived of any guidance or education, until they could only say "everybody has their own opinion" to any criticism, until they decided to give in and they seem to want to make it clear it was for drugs.  Perhaps the longer you hold out, the less desirable fan base you can have?  Maybe Soundgarden also felt "holding it back hurts so bad" when they hinted at the coercion in some of their songs.  I hadn't been following these bands and don't know what the official story is. 

The person in the headlines I am thinking of may have gone full Stockholm and decided to be all about it, and still wanted to be in the establishment's face over the persons they had to help who may have been illegals.  It may be easier than going back to the mountaintop.