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Yes it is. The Clinton’s testified. Bondi refused. So will Blanche and Trump and Melania. Why?
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Trump doesn’t strike me as altruistic. If anything he fears the others will bring anyone and everyone down with them.
even more interesting is that in six, going on seven pages now, you've not called for a curb on gun violence or stricter gun laws.
hmm. it must be different when you're a liberal pansy limp wristed democrat.
For having to endure hoax after hoax, it would be quite normal behavior for Trump to call this a hoax as well.
And he would be correct.
Do explain what you mean, exactly, by obeyed?
I read the same news you do. I'm aware of the gyrations in messaging. But exactly how is it that I obeyed?
Back on the topic of the thread Flog keeps diverting us from. Another bastion of Leftist violence, the Wide Awakes, also advised Biden...
Why White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooter Cole Tomas Allen’s reported link to a group known as “The Wide Awakes” receiving such little scrutiny from the media?
The name is associated with an arts-and-music-adjacent activist collective that describes itself as a creative, pro-democracy movement inspired by the original Civil War-era Wide Awakes. That’s what the media wants you to believe.
But that cultural collective is not the only relevant use of the term: a mainstream progressive group’s own materials repeatedly reference “Wide Awakes” as a direct-action protest tactic. Including specifically targeting the tactic towards Hilton hotels, where the WHCD took place, due to their hospitality of ICE agents in Minnesota.
Though the artsy “Wide Awakes” have denied any affiliation with Allen, the media seems hesitant to probe any further. Given that the relationship was reported by Allen’s sister to law enforcement (read: highly credible), you’d think it would garner more interest. For even more proof, they’re also part of the No Kings movement, which Allen reportedly attended.
The real reason why not?
It leads back to mainstream left-wing donors, protest infrastructure and a coverup — including deleted webpages.
Enter the Sunrise Movement, the left-wing youth climate group that became famous for Green New Deal pressure campaigns and Democratic Party agitation. It has used “Wide Awakes” as the name of a direct-action protest tactic for years. The group revived the term in 2020, promoted “Wide Awake” actions against Republican politicians, and now uses the same language in a recent anti-ICE campaign targeting Hilton hotels.
Now, the same hotel chain whose Washington, D.C. property hosted the White House Correspondents’ Dinner
Its own website describes the group as “the climate revolution” and says it is building a movement around climate, housing, jobs, public transportation, and community power. L
InfluenceWatch notes that Sunrise “played a significant role in the early days of Joe Biden’s presidency” and reports that, according to The Hill, Sunrise had been in “regular contact” with Biden administration officials as Biden moved on environmental priorities, including halting Keystone XL construction and restricting fossil fuel activity on federal lands.
Sunrise also sits inside the familiar progressive funding architecture.
The Guardian reported in October 2025 that Sunrise had received $2.1 million from George Soros’s Open Society Foundations from 2019 to 2023.
Other reports have traced earlier Soros-linked funding. The Washington Free Beacon reported that Open Society Foundations gave $500,000 to Sunrise in 2019, and that Democracy PAC, described as heavily funded by Soros, contributed $250,000 to Sunrise’s political action committee in April 2020.
InfluenceWatch also lists 2019 grants to Sunrise Movement including $175,000 from Tides Advocacy and $28,750 from the Tides Foundation, placing Sunrise within the broader mainstream progressive donor infrastructure.
Sunrise previously maintained a page titled “Summer 2020 — Wide Awake Actions” at a URL that now returns “Not Found / Error 404.”
What the archive shows is explosive.
The deleted page said Sunrise hubs around the country were “inspired by a century-old tactic developed by the Wide Awakes,” which it described as “a pre-civil war abolitionist movement of 100,000-500,000 young people demanding urgent action on slavery.”
Sunrise then explained the tactic: “This group gathered and made noise to make themselves impossible to ignore.”
Then came the modern adaptation. The now-deleted page declared:
Several pictures revealing protesters with signs glaring with “Wide awake” were also on the webpage.
Much more in the link, too long to post.
The Media Is Hiding Cole Allen's Ties To A Far-Left Group That Advised Biden. Now The Evidence Is Vanishing From Their Website.
The official narrative is dead wrong.
Why White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooter Cole Tomas Allen’s reported link to a group known as “The Wide Awakes” receiving such little scrutiny from the media?
The name is associated with an arts-and-music-adjacent activist collective that describes itself as a creative, pro-democracy movement inspired by the original Civil War-era Wide Awakes. That’s what the media wants you to believe.
But that cultural collective is not the only relevant use of the term: a mainstream progressive group’s own materials repeatedly reference “Wide Awakes” as a direct-action protest tactic. Including specifically targeting the tactic towards Hilton hotels, where the WHCD took place, due to their hospitality of ICE agents in Minnesota.
Though the artsy “Wide Awakes” have denied any affiliation with Allen, the media seems hesitant to probe any further. Given that the relationship was reported by Allen’s sister to law enforcement (read: highly credible), you’d think it would garner more interest. For even more proof, they’re also part of the No Kings movement, which Allen reportedly attended.
The real reason why not?
It leads back to mainstream left-wing donors, protest infrastructure and a coverup — including deleted webpages.
Enter the Sunrise Movement, the left-wing youth climate group that became famous for Green New Deal pressure campaigns and Democratic Party agitation. It has used “Wide Awakes” as the name of a direct-action protest tactic for years. The group revived the term in 2020, promoted “Wide Awake” actions against Republican politicians, and now uses the same language in a recent anti-ICE campaign targeting Hilton hotels.
Now, the same hotel chain whose Washington, D.C. property hosted the White House Correspondents’ Dinner
Sunrise Movement’s Democratic pipeline
Sunrise Movement is often presented as a youth climate group, but its influence has long extended into Democratic politics.Its own website describes the group as “the climate revolution” and says it is building a movement around climate, housing, jobs, public transportation, and community power. L
InfluenceWatch notes that Sunrise “played a significant role in the early days of Joe Biden’s presidency” and reports that, according to The Hill, Sunrise had been in “regular contact” with Biden administration officials as Biden moved on environmental priorities, including halting Keystone XL construction and restricting fossil fuel activity on federal lands.
Sunrise also sits inside the familiar progressive funding architecture.
The Guardian reported in October 2025 that Sunrise had received $2.1 million from George Soros’s Open Society Foundations from 2019 to 2023.
Other reports have traced earlier Soros-linked funding. The Washington Free Beacon reported that Open Society Foundations gave $500,000 to Sunrise in 2019, and that Democracy PAC, described as heavily funded by Soros, contributed $250,000 to Sunrise’s political action committee in April 2020.
InfluenceWatch also lists 2019 grants to Sunrise Movement including $175,000 from Tides Advocacy and $28,750 from the Tides Foundation, placing Sunrise within the broader mainstream progressive donor infrastructure.
The deleted page Sunrise no longer shows the public
The strongest receipt is the one Sunrise appears to have deleted from its website.Sunrise previously maintained a page titled “Summer 2020 — Wide Awake Actions” at a URL that now returns “Not Found / Error 404.”
What the archive shows is explosive.
The deleted page said Sunrise hubs around the country were “inspired by a century-old tactic developed by the Wide Awakes,” which it described as “a pre-civil war abolitionist movement of 100,000-500,000 young people demanding urgent action on slavery.”
Sunrise then explained the tactic: “This group gathered and made noise to make themselves impossible to ignore.”
Then came the modern adaptation. The now-deleted page declared:
And then the warning:
The deleted page also listed actual Sunrise “Wide Awake” actions, including actions targeting Mitch McConnell, Thom Tillis, Baltimore officials, and Cleveland figures.
Several pictures revealing protesters with signs glaring with “Wide awake” were also on the webpage.
Much more in the link, too long to post.
Yeah, but what about Trump and Epstein?????