Social Justice Warriors - A Paid Activist Shell Game of Front Groups

The Democrat party relies heavily on their army of paid activists and useful idiots to keep pushing the left wing's identity politics and dividing issue of the week . The narratives are usually race-based with class-envy thrown in for good measure.  The coalition hides behind other front groups to mask their financing and organizational structure that leads back to the Democrat party and their financial supporters.

Black Panthers, Black Power Salute Then and Now                   

Occupy Wall Street was a great example of this, with the core of the movement consisting of groups representing  LGBT, BIG labor, illegal immigration and anarchists added in for media drama and action.  The manufactured causes vary,but the goal remains the same, keep the zero information voter base engaged for the next election.  This weeks current drama is the Confederate flag flying next to a monument to the Confederate Soldiers.  The usual cries of racism and hate are shouted by the left, but any real examination reveals that the 'issue' has been manufactured.  The left leaning media is eager to push the narrative too. 

On Saturday the news reports the following.:

Activist temporarily takes down Confederate flag at SC capitol

'An activist climbed a 30-foot flagpole early Saturday morning to remove the Confederate flag that flies in front of South Carolina’s capitol building. '

Breaking: Activists in South Carolina are now taking down the confederate flag at state Capitol. pic.twitter.com/bDsZPbzD87

— Ferguson Action (@fergusonaction) June 27, 2015

'An activist group Twitter account called Ferguson Action appeared to take credit for the act, in a series of photo and video tweets from the site:' 

This is Bree. An amazing black woman who climbed the pole and took down the racist flag. pic.twitter.com/DK07mcXRMo

— Ferguson Action (@fergusonaction) June 27, 2015

Visit the racist paid activist's website

BreeNewsome.com

So a group called 'Ferguson Action' is taking credit for the stunt. First, we should ask ourselves  why a group founded on a 4 Pinocchio LIE in Ferguson has credibility.




Second, why doesn't the reporter bother to follow the money?  A paid activist's actions and history aren't  newsworthy ? Where does the money trail lead.? First stop, IgniteNC

Of course, the roster at Ignite shows they basically launched their careers in paid activism while students in college.  These 'institutions of higher learning' are just recruiting and training grounds of future 'social justice warriors' that spread the liberal and anti-American ideas espoused by their leftist professors. These mostly  tax payer funded re-education camps churn out useful idiots and apparatchicks that will serve the Democrat party from election to election while a complicit media acts as their bullhorns.

Of course, now we have to see what the Southern Vision Alliance is about.

SVA was founded in 2014 and conveniently doesn't list it's financing but does fully embrace the marxist SJW lingo.

The coalition of small groups also provides freedom to use any means necessary to have their message heard.  One group in the coalition can foment race riots, arson, looting and even call for the killing of police officers. When members of the group or more informal followers heed their call to arms, the other members of the coalition can distance themselves from them when the public reacts negatively to the violent actions.  Previous marches backed by the coalition are another good example of this.



The Democrat party needs paid activism to keep their zero information supporters emotionally engaged and enraged.  The leftist hypocrites invoke BLACK power to fight racism.  Racism that they need to find in anything, even in a flag flying for soldiers lost during America's most bloody war. The Confederate flag and the Stars and Stripes have never been respected by the left. Flags that are burned, trampled, spat and defected on.   Populism and the mob rules democracy espoused by the Democrat Party is a danger to the Republic.

Iraqi WMD: Secret Casualties of Iraq’s Abandoned Chemical Weapons

WMD found in Iraq

October 2014 finds the New York Times printing a story about how WMD were really in Iraq and it was kept quiet. The Democrats have been campaigning for years on the claims that WMD weren't found and 'Bush lied'  Any independent thinker and serious news reader has known for years that Saddam had weapons of mass destruction,  which rules out the supporters of Obama and the current left wing in American politics. 

Secret Casualties of Iraq’s Abandoned Chemical Weapons

Five years after President George W. Bush sent troops into Iraq, these soldiers had entered an expansive but largely secret chapter of America’s long and bitter involvement in Iraq.

From 2004 to 2011, American and American-trained Iraqi troops repeatedly encountered, and on at least six occasions were wounded by, chemical weapons remaining from years earlier in Saddam Hussein’s rule.

In all, American troops secretly reported finding roughly 5,000 chemical warheads, shells or aviation bombs, according to interviews with dozens of participants, Iraqi and American officials, and heavilyredacted intelligence documents obtained under the Freedom of Information Act.

Duke Energy's Dirt Flows Downstream to Democrat's Doorsteps

Duke Energy accused of mishandling more coal ash wastewater

 By David Zucchino March 16, 2014, 10:10 p.m  excerpted

MONCURE, N.C. -- While poring over regulatory documents for Duke Energy coal ash ponds, environmentalists at the Waterkeeper Alliance grew suspicious of the way the giant utility was handling the toxic ash waste left over from burning coal.

They decided to send up a team in an aircraft to photograph Duke's shuttered Cape Fear coal-burning power plant and ash ponds, tucked into piney woods in this tiny community in central North Carolina.

The photos revealed what the Waterkeeper Alliance says is evidence that Duke, the nation's largest electric utility, is deliberately pumping toxic coal ash wastewater from the containment ponds into a canal that eventually feeds into the Cape Fear River, a source of drinking water for downstream cities.

In the photos, two portable pumps and hoses can be seen drawing water from a coal ash pond and dumping into the canal and into nearby woods. According to the environmental group, that is a criminal violation of the Clean Water Act and state laws.

It has been a bad year for Duke Energy:

The allegations came as Duke and state regulators are under intense public and political pressure following the massive Feb. 2 Duke Energy coal ash spill that coated the Dan River with toxic coal ash sludge for at least 70 miles in North Carolina and Virginia. Hazardous heavy metals such as arsenic and lead were dumped into the river.

That spill, at a retired Duke Energy coal-fired plant in Eden, N.C., has led to allegations by environmental groups that state regulators have been soft on Duke and have ignored coal ash seepage for years from 14 Duke plants in North Carolina. It was the third-worst spill in U.S. history

Federal prosecutors have announced a criminal investigation into the relationship between the state agency and Duke Energy. They have said they are seeking evidence of any money or gifts exchanging hands.

Officials at the state agency and at Duke Power have been issued subpoenas to appear before a grand jury this week.

In a statement, Duke Energy said the pumps were permitted by state regulators.

The Democrat Party's Connection to Duke Involves Hundreds of Millions Of Dollars.


Duke Energy, ALEC member and the nation's largest utility, has played a major role in bringing the Democratic National Convention to Charlotte, North Carolina in 2012. The Democrats took all this money while having the nerve to preach about the environment and global warming. 'Climate change' was only mentioned once in 80 speeches at the convention.

Duke Energy writes off $10-million loan for Democratic convention   February 13, 2013

  Duke Energy has already written off a $10-million line of credit the company guaranteed to help produce September’s Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., boosting the role of corporate funds in putting on the event.

Energy Company That Got $700 Mil From Obama, Gives Dem Party $10 Mil

And that $10 million wasn’t all the loot that Jim Rogers passed back to the Democratic Party.

The company donated $1.5 million in in-kind contributions to the host committee for office space, furniture and other expenses. Rogers personally gave $339,000 in cash and in-kind services, including the hiring of a fundraising assistant.
Duke also gave $4.1 million to a separate fund that could accept corporate money to put on parties boosting the city.

 And:

 Duke and Progress Energy each got $200 million in federal stimulus money for smart grid improvements in 2009. Duke’s Cliffside power plant won a $125 million “advanced coal” tax credit from the Department of Energy, and a plant under construction in Indiana got $460 million in federal, state and local incentives.

 Still counting:

Duke Energy got the maximum allowable amount in taxpayer money under the stimulus program.

The DOE funds will support two projects: $200  million — the maximum allowed per project under the DOE Smart Grid Investment Grant Program — will assist in modernizing Duke Energy’s power distribution system; $4 million will support the installation of digital equipment on the transmission system in the Carolinas.

Duke Energy talked ash lawsuits with regulators

No intervention by the FEDS and the EPA as expected, while the state regulators will take the political heat for the current situation. The Democrats took the money.   

Read more here: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2014/03/13/4763559/duke-wanted-state-to-sue-over.html#.UyaWTc4sT9w#storylink=cpy