Video transcript
If this movement is truly against billionaires and the powerful, why is it funded by billionaires and the powerful? This is not about dismantling power. This is about rearranging power. So according to several sources, including Fox News, George Soros and his Open Society Action Fund granted three million dollars to Indivisible. Now this is one of the primary organizers of the No Kings protest. Soros' larger network, the Open Society Foundation, gave over 7.6 million to the same operation. We're almost at 11 million dollars, but Soros is not alone. If you follow the funding trail, it leads to what a surprise the Arabella network. Now you add in the Bill Gates Foundation or the Ford Foundation, or here's my favorite, the Rockefeller network. There is now this organization funded by billionaires, Riots Inc, and it is the permanent protest industrial complex. These tactics were developed by the CIA, and they're called color revolutions. And what they do is they flood the streets with "organic" protesters, they control the media narrative, they destabilize the existing system, and then they overthrow that system and install a new one. It is part of a longer game. Once you convince free people that freedom itself is the problem, they'll beg for a chain. And that's when the kings, the real kings, step out from behind the curtain. When there's an emergency for your own good, you have to remain inside. You're not an essential worker. You can only shop at Home Depot. That's the sign of a king. Kings don't have to wear crowns. Usually kings just sign checks. Sometimes they fund revolutions. They are the ones writing the script for the resistance for their own power and kingdoms.
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