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>>FLASHBACK: George Soros and The Color Revolutions
"These color revolution tactics are now in full play in the United States, in the anti-Trump “resistance” movement. Instead of bringing forward policies and furthering debate, agitation networks are pushing street actions, slogans (“Stand Up,” “Not My President,” “Shame”), and violence. On Jan. 30, the recently announced group“Indivisible” released a 25-page “Practical Guide” on how to conduct mass protesti.e., applied political defiance. While the Indivisibles deny receiving Soros money directly, some of its founders have been directly on the Soros payroll. For example, top leader Angel Padilla, an analyst with the National Immigration Law Center, is financed by the Open Society Foundations
Indivisible has links with the Soros-funded MoveOn.org and the Working Families Party
all three of which held their first nationwide conference call for activists on Jan. 22. The theme is to “resist,” not to have a policy mission
https://larouchepac.com/20170307/obama-s-color-revolutions-are-acts-war
INDIVISIBLE PROJECT’S RESPONSE TO TRUMP’S THREAT TO USE DEADLY FORCE AGAINST PROTESTERS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 1, 2020
Contact: Emily Phelps | press@indivisible.org
Washington, DC — Tonight, Indivisible issued the following statement in response to Donald Trump’s threat to mobilize the military and use deadly force against protesters:
“The president is an unhinged white supremacist who has gleefully threatened protestors
with death all while hiding in his bunker in the White House,” said Meagan Hatcher-Mays, Director of Democracy Policy of the Indivisible Project.
“Trump has done nothing to quell the brutal tactics that police have deployed against protestors exercising their First Amendment rights because he has absolutely no problem with state-sanctioned violence aimed at Black and brown people. He enjoys it because he’s a racist who pretends at being a tough guy. Trump is a thug and a coward and November cannot possibly come soon enough.”
“At Indivisible, we believe Black Lives Matter without qualifications, asterisks, or add-ons. We believe in protesting injustice. We believe in the right of communities to protect themselves against state-sanctioned violence,” said Leah Greenberg, Co-Executive Director of the Indivisible Project. “We are committed to standing in solidarity with Black communities threatened by police violence and by the forces of hate and white supremacy.”
https://indivisible.org/statement/trumps-threat-use-deadly-force-against-protesters