Anonymous ID: 91a4aa Nov. 17, 2018, 10:40 p.m. No.3947983   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7986 >>8129 >>8331 >>8530 >>8614 >>8618

Caravan Dis: Are Our Tax Dollars Funding the Caravans? USAID, Hillary Clinton, CLINIC & Soros

 

Previous digs have identified two sources of caravan support: hands-on support from Pueblo Sin Fronteras and financial support from Soros’ Open Society Foundation.

 

In response to a summary of those results, an astute anon provided information on another important source of funding: the Federal government ( >>3935427 pb). Between 2009 – 2018, the USAID provided $4.2 million dollars in grants to CLINIC, the Catholic Legal Immigrant Network. The largest amounts were during the time that Hillary Clinton served as SOS. CLINIC is one of the two organizations which is known to receive funding from Soros’ Open Society Foundation, according to an April 2018 report by Glenn Beck:

 

>>3910097 pb Proof that Soros Donated to Caravan-Linked Groups: Glenn Beck has the Tax Data

 

 

Does this mean there’s a branch of our own government that’s funding the migrant caravan at the southern border? It sure looks that way.

 

The anon who provided the lead suggested this government funding of a Soros-backed group that appears to be involved in the current caravan was a holdover from the time that Hillary Clinton was SOS. She was an enthusiastic supporter of USAID, so much so that the Daily Beast ran an article in 2011 with the headline “Hillary Clinton’s Power Grab for USAID”:

 

https://www.thedailybeast.com/hillary-clintons-power-grab-for-usaid

 

When we consider how intimately involved USAID is with efforts to stop international child trafficking, it’s not surprising that HRC would take such a keen interest. Or that USAID would provide such generous funding to a group like CLINIC that promotes open borders.

 

CLINIC = The Catholic Legal Immigration Network. It was founded in 1988 by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, “to support a rapidly growing network of community-based immigration programs,” in respond to the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act that had made it possible for 2.7 million people to obtain permanent residence. Demand for low-cost immigration legal services skyrocketed. CLINIC’s creation enabled Catholic organizations to get the necessary training and institutional support to help meet that need.

 

Sounds neutral, doesn’t it? But in addition to offering immigrants services, it is a migrant advocacy group that seeks to counter “hateful, anti-immigrant rhetoric” by “amplify[ing] immigrants voices” and “defending” immigrants by “taking part in the federal rule-making process.” In other words, it’s a pro-migration lobby that supports DACA, promotes open borders, and opposes migrant detention.

 

https://cliniclegal.org/

 

CLINIC is one of the two main groups that reportedly funnels cash to migrants caravans, although exactly how this works his hard to pin down. Obviously, American groups do not want it known that they financially support migrant caravans. This would ruin the romantic image of the caravans as grassroots movements. However, Gateway Pundit recently published photos showing migrants in possession USAID bags:

 

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018/10/stunning-photo-evidence-shows-caravan-migrants-carrying-usaid-bags-paid-for-us-taxpayers/

 

In addition, three days ago, Paloma Zuniga (@PalomaforTrump) reported from Tijuana that observers there saw migrants on arriving buses collecting cash from Western Union all day long.

 

>>3918182 pb Large crowds in Tijuana Protest Arrival of Caravan Buses [PSF organizer is there]

 

As a Catholic-based group, CLINIC takes advantage of the religious convictions of followers to gain support for migrants (website article: “How Catholic communities are crowdfunding fairer trials for immigrants”). This from a group supported by George Soros, a known atheist. One source I read suggested that they attract some migrants to the caravans by portraying them as a sort of Christian pilgrimage. “These people are sick.”

Anonymous ID: 91a4aa Nov. 17, 2018, 10:59 p.m. No.3948073   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8116 >>8631

>>3948029

 

Has anyone done any looking into the possible radiation leak ?

 

 

https://qz.com/1461195/did-the-woosley-fire-disturb-a-nuclear-waste-site-california-says-no-and-a-group-of-doctors-say-yes/

 

https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/nepnvd/californias-woolsey-fire-burns-near-site-of-nuclear-meltdown-sparking-panic-santa-susana

Anonymous ID: 91a4aa Nov. 17, 2018, 11:12 p.m. No.3948139   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8146 >>8151 >>8198 >>8209

>>3948116

 

I know it popped up, I was there!

 

I submitted something with questions, but I couldn't dig on it because last night, anons gave me so much material on another dig (caravan funding) that I've been swamped.

 

I finally finished the dig and was wondering if anyone was interested in the radiation leak.

 

I ran across it on the other dig and realized we've been talking about fires for a week and I couldn't recall even one discussion on this possible radiation leak. And it's around the same area, I think, where (a) the first started and (b) there was the shooting.

 

It just seemed like a lot of coincidences.

Anonymous ID: 91a4aa Nov. 17, 2018, 11:18 p.m. No.3948181   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8188 >>8204 >>8665

>>3948148

 

Years ago, I read Manly Hall's "The Secret Destiny of America" and it inspired me.

 

Not for everyone, I guess, because people are touchy here about anything that looks esoteric. But it suited me–gave me a reason to love my country that wasn't just about the flag, football, or apple pie.

Anonymous ID: 91a4aa Nov. 17, 2018, 11:21 p.m. No.3948193   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>3948151

 

No idea. But the people talking about this aren't MSM (as per usual). I introduced it here because we've covered the first from just about every other angle. I thought somebody might have checked this out.

 

If there WERE increased radiation levels, what would the authorities tell us? When it's already happened, they might just bury it.

Anonymous ID: 91a4aa Nov. 17, 2018, 11:40 p.m. No.3948267   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8338 >>8527

>>3948055

 

Thx anon for your clear explanation.

 

I am a science fag but also something of a mystic. I can see both sides.

 

There is an interesting dynamic in a group like this. It's because we assume certain things are true that most people would not even begin to believe. (Or we at least provisionally see them as true, ready to change our thinking if new evidence comes to light.)

 

But each individual has certain lines that are maybe RED LINES that are hard to cross, because there are things we find hard to accept, just like those we call "normies."

 

The chem trails have fallen into the category of "maybe" for me. There is a lot of stuff in that category! Not everything that is true can be examined scientifically. (Chem trails, as you note, should be examinable, tho.)

 

But there is so much stuff going on right now in the world that it's hard to know what's true and what's not. Even here, where there's disinformation. One tries to walk a line between gullibility and rigidity.

 

Sometimes I think on this board that people just like to speculate, I know I do at times.

 

I like your line about being "science impaired."

 

Of course we are, when was the last time we had a proper education system?

 

BTW, I don't care much about being mocked. There is no way around it if you seek the truth.

Anonymous ID: 91a4aa Nov. 17, 2018, 11:44 p.m. No.3948282   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>3948260

 

The Dems may have given up the caravans, but the far left has not and neither has Soros. This invasion tactic is their very simple but incredibly effective attack on civilization.

 

I have been digging a lot on leftwing radicals and there are a dizzying number of them dedicated to destroyed everything worthwhile. They don't mind destroying the lives of the caravaners, either. Collateral damage.

Anonymous ID: 91a4aa Nov. 17, 2018, 11:47 p.m. No.3948291   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8375

>>3948259

 

I don't think the trolling is bad, it makes people think, wake up more. You realize your points of vulnerability. Better here than in a life or death situation.

Anonymous ID: 91a4aa Nov. 17, 2018, 11:52 p.m. No.3948315   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>3948294

 

There was a nice essay by P, M. O'Rourke about that. He was raised in a culturally impoverished home where they only had one book: a book on manners. He said it changed his life.

Anonymous ID: 91a4aa Nov. 18, 2018, 12:11 a.m. No.3948403   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>3948338

 

It's not just black hats fucking around that's going on. It's also that you can get to a point where you just don't care. Not the same as apathy, you just stop trying to buck everything and let it be.

 

I come here to fight but it's not personal. Not most of the time. It's just being in the right place at the right time. There is a purpose to this and that's a real gift.

 

I like looking at the planes. I know very little about them, other than the principle of lift, but they always fascinate me. Did some human factors work for Boeing once, including observing reactions to a near-miss! (Obviously in a simulator. Amazing how realistic it can be.)