Anonymous ID: e64c18 Aug. 17, 2025, 6:58 p.m. No.23475068   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5355

Surveillance state letting their mask slip - both ways

 

New GPS Data Reveals Exactly Who Showed Up At White House Protests

 

Dark-money-funded leftist NGOs were at it again this weekend, attempting to stage a color-revolution-style regime change in Washington, D.C., right outside the White House. But as with every operation this year, dating back to "Tesla Takedown," the only people these far-left groups, funded by rogue billionaires and some with taxpayer funds, managed to summon were the usual unhinged white baby-boomer liberal, serial protesters at best, with nothing else better to do.

 

Self-proclaimed investor and "CIA/NSA contractor/whistleblower" Tony Seruga wrote on X about who potentially attended the D.C. protest march on Saturday. Using device data collected from the area, Seruga found it was largely the same crowd, leftist NGO foot soldiers - or repeat protesters from previous marches…

 

Here's a breakdown of Seruga's data:

 

Device Analysis

 

318 mobile devices present (law enforcement, media, and demonstrators).

 

92% of devices had been at 5+ past D.C. protests.

 

67 devices tied to federal government employees, with access to secured federal buildings (DoD, VA, DHS, DOJ, FBI, Treasury).

 

9 devices accessed the White House Northwest Gate multiple times in the prior 30 days.

 

Demographics: Mostly local DMV residents; 86.7% from homes valued >$850,000, 34% from homes valued >$2.5 million.

 

Protest Details

 

Branded as "Free DC" and "Fight the Trump Takeover".

 

Targeted Trump's federalization of D.C. policing and National Guard deployments from GOP states.

 

Route: Dupont Circle → White House (~1.5 miles). Chants/signs: "Trump Must Go", "Hands Off DC".

 

Part of broader anti-Trump demonstrations nationwide.

 

Organizers & Funding

 

Led by Community Change and Community Change Action under the "Free DC" initiative.

 

Backed by $20M+ from progressive dark-money networks: Soros' Open Society Foundations Arabella Advisors network Tides Foundation

 

Paid Participation

 

Reports of 400% surge in demand for paid protesters in D.C. after Trump's announcements.

 

Crowds on Demand confirmed anti-Trump events drove most inquiries.

 

Soros allegedly spent $20M on crowd-rental services for demonstrations.

 

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/new-device-data-reveals-exactly-who-showed-white-house-protests

 

The CEO of “Crowds on Demand” tells me he was offered $20,000,000 to recruit demonstrators for the anti-Trump protests on Thursday.

 

https://twitter.com/i/status/1945184885657751562

Anonymous ID: e64c18 Aug. 17, 2025, 7:04 p.m. No.23475106   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5355 >>5917

Billionaires For Socialism: The $2 Billion "Grassroots" Operation Behind Zohran Mamdani

 

How the Working Families Party sells itself as "grassroots" — with IRS-documented, publicly admitted "common control" revealing it's really a Soros-financed political money washer.

 

In New York politics, there's one machine that towers above the rest. No, not the Democratic Party—it's the Working Families Party, the most powerful minor party in America. Its name sounds wholesome enough—who doesn't support "working families"? But behind that branding lies a $2 billion tax-exempt laundromat that's anything but local, grassroots, or honest.

 

Take Zohran Mamdani, their current belle of the ball.

 

After winning his race, he announced on NBC: "I don't think we should have billionaires." Hilarious considering Mamdani's "grassroots" revolution was fueled by over $2 million in PAC and organizational spending, much of it courtesy of the very billionaire class he allegedly opposes.

 

Easy answer: Zohran Mandani is the product of a grassroots washing syndicate of 501c3 and 501c4 entities funded by George Soros and Silicon Valley billionaires. He is their manufactured product.

 

https://whitecollarfraud.com/2025/08/17/why-the-irs-must-investigate-the-tax-exempt-syndicate-that-weaponized-mamdanis-campaign/

 

This is the theater of modern politics: denounce wealth while being powered by it. And the actors know their audience. They've learned that if you slap "grassroots" on the packaging, voters won't check the label.

 

But let's check it anyway.

 

The money trail revealed in Sam Antar's breaking report is straightforward enough. Soros donates to the Open Society Institute, a $4.5 billion "charity" that enjoys generous tax deductions. OSI then transfers millions to other "charities" like Tides Foundation, which mysteriously claims to run a $350 million operation with zero employees. From there, the money "converts" into political cash: Tides passes funds to the Working Families Organization, a 501(c)(4), which then wires millions to PACs that bankroll candidates like Mamdani.

 

What you have is billionaire money dressed up in "working families" clothing, masquerading as the will of the people while being anything but.

 

And don't take my word for it. These groups openly admit to "common control" and "shared staff" across their charities and political arms. In plain English: the same people make decisions for both sides of the ledger. One day they're signing checks for the "charity," the next for the political arm. The IRS explicitly forbids this. Charities must operate "exclusively" for charitable purposes. The moment they cross into political campaigning, their exemptions should be revoked.

 

Auditors have already blown the whistle. Deloitte and Withum both flagged "significant deficiencies" and "common officers" across these supposedly separate entities. The IRS has a simple doctrine for this: substance over form. If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, and flaps like a duck, it doesn't matter if the paperwork calls it a horse.

 

The numbers are staggering. Soros's network alone controls $5.57 billion in assets, generating untaxed returns. If properly taxed, that would mean roughly $450 million a year back to American taxpayers. Instead, the money is siphoned into a political machine that signals to the public that it represents them while pushing the Open Societies agenda.

 

Meanwhile, the watchdogs were compromised. Larry Moskowitz, a 15-year WFP veteran, sat on the New York City Campaign Finance Board (CFB) while these schemes played out. A senior staffer at the same agency, David Duhalde, the former deputy director of the DSA, also worked at the CFB while his organization ran someone for mayor.

 

Loads more

 

https://truthsocial.com/group/make-america-great-again/statuses/115047309520012591

Anonymous ID: e64c18 Aug. 17, 2025, 7:22 p.m. No.23475189   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5191 >>5194 >>5264 >>5355 >>5917

Billionaire David Geffen, 82, slams his boytoy ex who lodged explosive sex-and-drugs lawsuit against him

 

David Geffen has doubled down on insisting his estranged boytoy husband's claims he's a sex and drug-crazed abuser are 'a work of fiction'.

 

Donovan Michaels, 32, alleges his billionaire ex-beau Geffen, 82, forced him to take drugs, subjected him to abusive sex and controlled his every move.

 

Among the salacious claims in his lawsuit were that Geffen forced him to have all his body hair lasered off and once flew into a rage at the sight of an ingrown hair.

 

The pair met in 2016 on SeekingArrangements.com, a dating website often used by rich people looking for much younger partners.

 

Geffen, a movie and music producer worth about $9 billion, allegedly paid Michaels $10,000 for sex on the night they met, according to the lawsuit filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court as part of their messy divorce.

 

The pair began a relationship and married in 2023 without a prenup, according to the complaint that accuses Geffen of breach of contract.

 

Geffen promised the Daily Mail the claims were false and he would defend them, insisting there was never any agreement he would look after Michaels.

 

'There was no contract - express, written, oral, or implied - that has ever existed. We will be vigorously and righteously defending against this false, pathetic lawsuit,' his lawyer Patty Glaser said hours after the lawsuit was filed.

 

Geffen on Saturday made good on his promise with a written response to the court calling the claims 'ludicrous and contrived'.

 

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-07-23/david-geffen-accused-of-abusing-husband-in-lawsuit