EXC: Here’s a LONG list of groups funded by Mark Zuckerberg that are actively sabotaging the Trump presidency through lawfare, ICE raid interference, lobbying, and mass protest.
Funds comes from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative or Forward US (founded by Zuck in 2013).
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Zuckerberg ran to the @NYTimes for cover after I exposed his ties to nonprofits bankrolling lawsuits against President Trump.
You thought this would intimidate me?
It proves I hit a nerve.
1) CASA is currently suing the Trump administration over their Birthright Citizenship Executive Order.
CASA also has an active tip hotline to dox ICE raids and agents.
They’ve received at least $250,000 from Forward US.
2) Forward US has donated to Make The Road States, which published a “Deportation Defense Manual,” instructing illegal aliens how to avoid ICE raids.
This includes instructing them to lie to ICE agents and law enforcement.
The group is also suing Trump over mass deportations.
3) Forward US has donated to VoteVets Action Fund, an organization the actively opposed and campaigned against the nomination of @PeteHegseth.
They also put out ads attacking Trump’s spending freeze and smeared his immigration crackdown.
4) CZI donated at least $500,000 to Common Justice, a far-left group pledging to “resist POTUS’s efforts to criminalize immigration.”
Common Justice is also part of Protect Democracy, the leading coalition of left-wing groups suing Trump.
5) The Obama alum hotbed think tank - the Center for American Progress - is currently lobbying Congress to “defend America against Trump’s Power Grab” and mobilizing academics and activists to achieve this.
CAP belongs to Democracy Forward, the leading legal organization of left-wing groups suing Trump.
6) CZI has given $550,000 to the Immigrant Legal Resource Center per @capitalresearch.
This group has condemned Trump’s immigration agenda, pledging to “continue to work to defeat Trump’s immigration enforcement priorities.”
7) CZI has given $200,000 to American Immigration Council, an open borders advocacy group that has criticized Trump’s immigration crackdown as “propaganda” and “fearmongering.”
They’ve pledged to fight all his Executive Orders.
8) MoveOn, a notorious far-left organizing group, is gathering activists to oppose Trump via mass demonstrations, petitions, and calls to lawmakers.
They were a key 2016 Resistance organization.
9) House Majority Forward, which has received $150,000 from Forward US, has cut several anti-Trump ads airing across national media.
10) LUCHA, another Forward US grant recipient, has pledged to “never cede ground” or “back down” against the Trump presidency and their immigration agenda.
11) CZI also supported the Black Alliance for Just Immigration, which opposed the Laken Riley Act claiming it was “anti-black.”
12) CZI has repeatedly given six-figure grants to Haitian Bridge Alliance, which opposed the Laken Riley Act, TPS termination for Venezuelans, and using Gitmo to detain illegal aliens.
13) Radical immigration activist group America’s Voice has received $200,000 from Forward US while lobbying against Trump’s “enforcement” of immigration law and attacking his policies as “harmful.”
14) The Justice Action Center has pledged to fight Trump in court over immigration restrictions and has received grants from Forward US.
15) The Latin American Association, a Forward US grant recipient, is helping illegal aliens avoid deportation.
16) United We Dream is running several pressure campaigns against lawmakers to ensure they oppose Trump's immigration agenda and is threatening lawsuits.
So, yet again, the @nytimes is wrong.
Would you like to update this story @teddyschleifer?
@nytimes @teddyschleifer Also, they're deleting grants from the CZI website!
NEW: The draft of the WHO Pandemic Agreement has been finalized and will be presented soon to the World Health Assembly.
It includes global pathogen sharing, buildups of “pandemic related health products,” and a “coordinating financial mechanism.”
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Proposals cited in the final document include:
- establishing a pathogen access and benefit sharing system
- taking concrete measures on pandemic prevention, including through a One Health approach
- building geographically diverse research and development capacities
- facilitating the transfer of technology and related knowledge, skills and expertise for the production of pandemic-related health products
- mobilizing a skilled, trained and multidisciplinary national and global health emergency workforce
- setting up a coordinating financial mechanism
- taking concrete measures to strengthen preparedness, readiness and health system functions and resilience; and establishing a global supply chain and logistics network.
The Co-Chair of the working group said: “I am overjoyed by the coming together of countries, from all regions of the world, around a proposal to increase equity and, thereby, protect future generations from the suffering and losses we suffered during the COVID-19 pandemic.
But this monumental effort has been sustained by the shared understanding that viruses do not respect borders, that no one is safe from pandemics until everyone is safe, and that collective health security is an aspiration we deeply believe in and want to strengthen.”
EXC: Foreign governments are funding global misinformation “prebunking” operations to prevent other countries from adopting Trump-style immigration policy.
“In the US, Trump has introduced new border-control measures and announced plans for mass deportations.
Some European leaders are considering following suit. In this context, misinformation may circulate in the near future,” warns the paper.
Researchers encourage giving a “motivational warning”:
“In the current political environment, we'll see the tried and tested strategy. of blaming refugees and migrants for all manner of problems.
Certain politicians want us to be afraid so that we feel like we need their heavy-handed policies.
Don't let them trick you into thinking we need to throw out our shared values of fairness and compassion.”
EXC: Democrat Members of Congress partnered with a Harvard Institute funded by Chinese state-owned enterprises that trains Chinese Communist Party officials.
This partnership is being used to train American activists how to protest Trump with "regime change" tactics.
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The leader of Ash's Nonviolent Action Lab has participated in Zoom training sessions with Rep. Pramila Jayapal, calling on activists to be "strike ready."
The Ash Center’s donors include China Southern Power Grid Corp, wholly owned and operated by the CCP, whose management is “directly appointed by China’s central government.”
Further donations come from New World China Enterprises Project, a Chinese company whose board is composed of virtually all CCP members.