THE so-called No Kings anti-deportation and anti-Trump protest movement in the US, appears to have millions of dollars to give away to boost the numbers for its national protest this weekend.
A New York man posted on X that he was offered $200 a day to join the protest in the city. He admits he could use the money and was tempted to take it up, but thought the better of it.
Infowars reported it had proof that Antifa was run by the CIA and was planning to launch a nationwide insurrection using No Kings as its front group this Saturday.
If the protest organisers across America are offering that sort of money, we very conservatively estimate that would probably pull in at least 10,000 people at a cost of $US2 million. But given the extent and highly organised nature of leftist political groups in America, it is more likely that multiples of those numbers will be involved.
There is no shortage of funding for these events with groups such as George Soros’ Open Society Foundation and the billionaire Walmart heiress Christy Walton backing the No Kings protest. The “No Kings” slogan suggests Trump is a dictatorial ruler who sees himself as a king.
Walton paid for a full-page advertisement in The New York Times last Sunday calling on readers to “mobilize” on Saturday, June 14. “The advertisement appears to be an escalation of one she paid for in March, also in The Times print edition,” Forbes reported.
The New York whistleblower said the internal messaging from No Kings was telling recruits there would be pallets of bricks in place at certain target locations. This was seen in previous well-organised insurrections such as during the 2020 “Summer of Love” riots over George Floyd.
Democrat politicians are desperately trying to provoke reactions to the ICE raids and Californian Senator Alex Padilla was forcibly removed from a room where he attempted to disrupt a briefing by Homeland Security chief Kristi Noem.
The predictable Democrat narrative accuses Trump of turning the US into a Nazi-style police state.
