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Anti-ICE Arrests Spell BAD News For Dem Dark Money Monoliths

They can't claim they weren't warned

When we saw a dozen or so violent Antifa agitators convicted of serious crimes after an attempt to murder ICE officials in Texas, it was clear we were playing under a new rulebook.

The question that had not yet been answered was… just HOW different is the new rule book?

For years — or possibly decades — we’ve seen a series of shell companies funding arm’s length activist groups that just happened to have thrown money at this or that subversive political group. They showed an uncanny ability to turn on a time, politically, with every shifting wind.

One day might be protests about Ukraine or Israel. Another day might be about abortion or immigration. Flip again to the environment, and then on to generalized outrage about the horrors of Trump and MAGA. All of them were very well organized. They had multi-city coordination with the same speeches, talking points, and even iconography. They always seemed to have mass-produced ready made signs often paired with enormous flags representing whichever country or cause was most relevant to the actions of the day… often still bearing the tell-tale squares you would expect to see on flags that had never before been unfurled.

Agitators have gotten a little to free with their violence and property destruction. We just saw a wave of destruction in New Jersey. And a recent policy pivot has come at a most inconvenient time for the dark money groups who have been driving these subversive behaviors.

Accountability is coming for groups found to be funding groups responsible for violence.

Here’s one example of a group that’s been responsible for violence in New Jersey.

Tens of thousands of dollars worth of supplies…

Here’s a damning list of what they’re stocking their ‘peaceful protests’ with…

It will be interesting to see what happens to the professional agitation movements when there is serious legal exposure and liability for the unruly monsters being turned loose by protesters who are in some cases little better than political groupies following the ‘tour’ from one venue to another, with no real connection to whichever city they’re helping to destabilize with black-block tactics.

It’s getting a lot harder to hide behind the anonymity of shell companies in a world where such data can be so easily crunched in a database, and financial tracking tools are augmented by bleeding-edge computer assistance.

Wes Walker

Wes Walker is the author of "Blueprint For a Government that Doesn't Suck". He has been lighting up Clashdaily.com since its inception in July of 2012. Follow on twitter: @Republicanuck