Billionaire-funded unrest in Europe uses familiar playbook

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Color revolutions have become mainstream across the West. While France is burning, Spain, Serbia, the U.K. and other European nations experience serious civil unrest. Paid protesters are exploiting legitimate grievances and infiltrating movements to destabilize the West.

Citizen journalist Nate Friedman has exposed the phenomenon of paid protests and communist community organizers. They set ablaze countries, financed by billionaire agitators who profit economically from the “revolutions” created. In a recent podcast, Friedman 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.

The method has been well-known for decades. It dominated the fall of Yugoslavia and the so-called “Arab Spring”. 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, demand “radical change,” denouncing political leaders. Weaponry such as bricks, stones and molotovs are shipped in by truck and provided to protesters to destroy private property and create chaos. The billionaire-owned mainstream media are somehow always present, and the “revolution” is broadcast across the West as a “pro-democracy freedom movement of the people.”

Nate Friedman explains how radical left-wing activism is heavily funded by Western ultra-rich individuals such as American tech billionaire and Maoist Neville Roy Singham who resides in Shanghai. Singham has strong ties to China, having spent many years in close cooperation with the communist Chinese government. He speaks of the miracles 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.”

Another major funder and front face of the paid agitator system is billionaire George Soros, who seems to aim at radically destabilizing Western democracies for economic gains. “George Soros, his money and his NGOs are bankrolling and influencing public policy and opinion from the local to the national level. Entire nations have been made to bow to the Soros agenda; key local officials in government are increasingly wholly owned subsidiaries of the Soros machine. It has been “a years-long campaign by liberals to reshape the nation’s criminal justice system,” writes author Sam Jacobs.

“The U.S. takes taxpayers’ money and state dollars are funneled into the Soros systems, and suddenly he is a ‘philanthropist’ – but it is not his money. He is the middleman that creates a fire wall that allows it to be this plausible deniability between there being a distance between the U.S. neocon government and him,” says political scientist and journalist Joaquin Flores in a Herland Report podcast.

Soros’ Open Society Foundations are the primary mechanism for delivering money to political activists, with aims such as abolishing the police, implementing social media censorship and influencing foreign nations to be exploited for financial gain.

“Open Society” refers to Karl Popper‘s term “paradox of tolerance,” which states that liberals should not tolerate diversity of opinion if it threatens left-wing policies. Leading Marxist Herbert Marcuse, father of the 1960s student revolution, repeated the same point in “A Critique of Pure Tolerance,” the need to repress the free speech of those who disagree with the Left.

So, Western billionaires are 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 together with his loyal executive director, Jamila Raqib.

The professionalizing of mass protests as a method to overthrow governments proved very successful in the Arab Spring. BBC accredits the Gene Sharp manuals for the toppling of Mubarak in Egypt, Milosevic in Serbia and Viktor Yanukovych in Ukraine. It demonstrates the links between Sharp’s reported CIA material on how to overthrow governments and the Srdja Popovic CANVAS revolution in Serbia that led to the overthrow of the Serbian government in 2000.

The students who led Otpor used Serbian translations of Sharp‘s writings on action for their campaigns. In 2010, Egyptians dissatisfied with the Mubarak leadership in Egypt went to Belgrade to learn the American Gene Sharp tactics from them. The Libya war followed the very same regime-change recipe, and now America is experiencing the same communist-Islamist agitation and red-green alliance at home.

Paid protest activities are being used by Western billionaires to create financial crashes that transfer assets from the many to the few. The stakes have never been higher for those who want to make America great again.

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[ H/T WorldNetDaily ]
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