Color Revolutions have become mainstream all across the West. While France is burning, Spain, Serbia, UK and other European nations experience serious civil unrest, the paid protesters exploit legitimate grievances and infiltrate movements to destabilize the West.
Nate Friedman is a well known citizen journalist who has exposed the phenomenon of paid protests and communist community organizers who set ablaze country after country, with the help of millions of dollars from billionaire agitators who profit economically from the “revolutions” created.
How billionaires are Weaponizing Protests: In a recent podcast, he reiterated the method used to overthrow governments that do not obey the will of the Western liberal oligarchy, by using paid protesters to organize devastating riots.
Friedman reflects on a past America marked by patriotic unity and contrasts it with today’s polarized landscape where one political side appears to demean and detest the very foundational values of the country.
His reporting reveals a multi-layered crisis facing America and Western democracies: the erosion of national unity driven by radicalized political activism, the weaponization of immigration, the incursions of illiberal ideologies, and the distortion of public discourse through technology and finances. His ground-level footage, combined with detailed investigations into funding and political machinery, presents a stark warning about the fragility of the Western way of life.
How billionaires are Weaponizing Protests: In this particular interview, Nate Friedman highlights how radical elements of the left have shifted far from traditional positions, undermining national cohesion. The weaponization of immigration, specifically the influx of military-aged men whose ideologies clash with Western values, and the socio-political consequences of unchecked immigration, drawing comparisons with deteriorating conditions in London, France, Spain, and New York.
The threats posed by the spread of Sharia law and Islamic political influence are emphasized as direct challenges to democracy and Western legal principles. Friedman’s on-the-ground reporting reveals active movements to introduce Sharia practices, including public calls to prayer, in major Western cities.
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How billionaires are Weaponizing Protests: The financial incentives behind migrant shelter operations is also an element seldom discussed, and how non-profits profit from ongoing crises while failing to help assimilation or integration. The dynamics of the “white people tax” and racial equity plans, critiques the rise of socialism masked as mainstream progressive ideology, and discusses how tech platforms like TikTok influence political discourse through censorship and algorithmic control.
Early 2000s political rhetoric from mainstream Democrats was similar to current conservative messaging, but the left has since shifted drastically leftward, alienating the center and fostering division. This is exemplified by widespread protests demanding extreme policies and, in many cases, desires to weaken or lose conflicts such as the war with Iran. This radicalization fuels cultural and political polarization that threatens democracy.
Key organizers like Manolo De Santos receive substantial funding linked to offshore or opaque non-profits controlled by ideologically driven benefactors like Neville Roy Singham. These organizers orchestrate protests on demanding social issues cyclically and coordinate messaging by focusing heavily on Palestine but largely ignoring other genocides, creating a distorted and divisive social narrative that benefits their funders’ geopolitical aims.
Nate Friedman explains how radical left-wing activism, often funded by figures such as American tech billionaire, Maoist and great admirer of China, Neville Roy Singham who also resides in Shanghai. Singham has strong ties to China, having spent many years in close cooperation with the Chinese government. He speaks of the miracles that China has created on the world stage, describing it as a model for governance: “China is teaching the West that the world is better off with a dual system of both free-market adjustments and long-term planning.”
Non-profits and NGOs, often intertwined with political activists, benefit financially by prolonging crises like homelessness and migrant sheltering. This creates perverse incentives to maintain instability rather than solve problems, funnelling taxpayer dollars into organizations with conflicts of interest and questionable accountability.
Tech platforms also serve as gatekeepers of political narrative through censorship of non-liberal voices. TikTok, which is largely controlled from China via ByteDance, systematically censors content critical of Islam or left-wing policies while amplifying pro-leftist narratives, shaping political perceptions especially among youth. This digital control represents a new front in ideological warfare, complicating free speech and public debate in democracies.
How billionaires are Weaponizing Protests: The method of organizing revolutions has been well known for decades, and also dominated the fall of Yugoslavia and the so-called “Arab Spring” around 2010. By using a legitimate grievance, such as the rising prices of food or gasoline, professional community organizers engage the young and inexperienced through social media or student groups.
Angry banners (often in English even if few in the country speak English) demands “radical change”, denouncing the current political leaders. Weaponry such as bricks, stones and molotovs are provided to destroy private property and create social chaos (and excellent photo opportunities for their collaborators in the mainstream media who somehow always are present at the right time), shipped in by lorries to the designated areas where the protesters gather and handed out.
Another big time funder of the paid protester system is billionaire George Soros, who also seems to aim to radically destabilising Western democracies for personal economic gains. That is, on behalf of his funders who have used Soros’ as a front face while others remain in the shadows. “George Soros, his money, and his NGOs are bankrolling and influencing public policy and opinion from the local level all the way up to the national level. Entire nations have been made to bow to the Soros agenda, but perhaps more importantly for our purposes, key local officials in government are increasingly wholly owned subsidiaries of the Soros machine.. It has been “a years-long campaign by liberal groups to reshape the nation’s criminal justice system.”” writes author Sam Jacobs.
The Open Society Foundations are the primary mechanism for Soros delivering money to political activists, with aims such as abolishing the police, implementing social media censorship, influencing foreign nations to be exploited for financial gain. “Open Society” refers to Karl Popper for his term “paradox of tolerance,” which says that liberals should not tolerate diversity of opinion if it threatens liberalism. The leading American Marxist, Herbert Marcuse, the so-called father of the 1960s student revolutions, later reiterated the same point that free speech should not include
So, it is Western billionaires who are the key financiers behind the left-wing Color Revolution anarchy. The Arab Spring tactics of infiltrating legitimate movements directly follow the Gene Sharp manual From Dictatorship to Democracy.“
Allegedly a CIA front man, Sharp led the Albert Einstein Institution based on the ground floor of his home. With very few employees and his loyal Executive Director, Jamila Raqib. BBC credits Gene Sharp as the man behind the toppling of Mubarak in Egypt, Milosevic in Serbia and Viktor Yanukovych in Ukraine.
The documentary demonstrates the links between Gene Sharp’s alleged CIA material on how to overthrow governments, the CANVAS resistance in Serbia that led to the overthrow of the Serbian government. In 2009, Egyptians dissatisfied with the Mubarak leadership in Egypt went to Belgrade, Serbia to learn the Gene Sharp tactics that had worked so well there in overthrowing Milosovic.
The new method of professionalizing mass protests as a method to overthrow governments proved very successful in the Arab Spring too. The tactics were straight out of the Serbian Srdja Popovic CANVAS training curriculum, a Stratfor report said. The students who led Otpor used Serbian translations of Gene Sharp‘s writings on nonviolent action as a theoretical basis for their campaigns. Since then, the Color Revolutions have become mainstream all over the West.
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