For the last several months, the mainstream media has been rambling on and on and on about Trump supposedly upending the entire fabric of American society and reinstalling an entirely new existence.
One free from democracy and apparently the most basic of civil liberties, per the media.
When the woke media freaks out over Project 2025, one can only wonder if the outsized reaction is designed to deflection from another rather sinister development: the Sixteen Thirty Fund.
Per a report from Americans for Public Trust, this fund has been highly influential since its first emergence in 2009, channeling well over $1B into leftist causes since its inception.
That’s right: More than a billion dollars of donations to leftist causes.
Is it any surprise that this not-so-little fund just happened to emerge the same year that Obama was sworn into the presidency?
Likely not …
“In 2009, an innocuous-sounding group called Sixteen Thirty Fund opened its doors in Washington, D.C. Since its inception, the group has poured over $1 billion dollars into liberal groups and causes. A handful of top donors to Sixteen Thirty Fund have been identified: tech billionaire Pierre Omidyar, liberal megadonor George Soros, and its sister 501(c)(3) New Venture Fund,” the report noted.
Yeah.
So innocuous that the likes of pro-open borders Soros are all over it.
And, apparently, other pro-open borders billionaires, who have a clear interest in carving up the entire planet for themselves.
“But none are more notorious than one of its most significant backers: Swiss billionaire Hansjörg Wyss,” the report continued.
Well then. Another woke billionaire has apparently been wreaking havoc as well.
Like many globalist billionaires, Wyss has reaped the benefits of the United States without bothering to give back.
Apparently, the bizarre billionaire refers to himself as “a spiritual dual citizen.”
Whatever that means, Wyss.
Wyss has also proclaimed his desire to “re-interpret” the United States Constitution “in the light of progressive politics.”
That’s not very nice.
“As a foreign national, Mr. Wyss is prohibited from not only donating directly to U.S. political candidates, but also from directly or indirectly influencing U.S. elections. However, there is no federal ban in place as it pertains to foreign nationals funding state ballot issue campaigns,” the report observed.
Alas, Wyss can donate to the Sixteen Thirty Fund, and he has done so. In spades.
In fact, Wyss has dropped at least $243M into the “top outside group” for the far left.
That’s right: Nearly a quarter of a billion dollars, all for the American Constitution, as well as United States society as a whole, to be “re-interpreted” as individuals such as Wyss see fit.
Just consider all the lovely “progressive” causes that the hundreds of millions in foreign moneys were allocated towards.
“After receiving this foreign cash, Sixteen Thirty Fund takes advantage of foreign influence loopholes to bankroll efforts to elevate the Biden-Harris agenda, fund Supreme Court nomination fights, invest in massive voter turnout operations, engage in issue advocacy campaigns, and of course – support ballot issue campaigns,” the report continued.
Well then.
If anyone wants a sneak peak at what Harris’s real policies are, look no further than what her globalist handlers buying … with hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of ill-begotten gains.
Author: Jane Jones
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