In our previous post, through excerpts from Dr. Corsi’s book, Killing the Deep State: The Fight to Save President Trump, published in March, 2018, we exposed the Obama-led conspiracy to end all conspiracies…destroy Trump, his administration, and everyone with whom he just shook hands. In this post, we expose how America hating billionaires such as George Soros funded chaos in a Hail Satan attempt to over-ride the Electoral College and install Hillary.
Chapter 4
The Strategy to Block Trump’s Inauguration Fails
Our source is not a state party. Julian Assange, on the source of the email leaks, December 2016. When the votes were counted on Election Day 2016, Trump won the Electoral College vote, but Hillary won the popular vote. That was enough to encourage diehard Hillary supporters to think that there yet may be a way to deny Trump the victory.
Maybe one or more strategic recounts could tip the Electoral College vote to Hillary, or maybe enough electors could be convinced that Trump was unfit to give Hillary the 270 electoral votes needed for victory. Protests began almost immediately, with thousands of people marching on Trump Tower the day after the election. Protests continued in the days following the election, as demonstrators took to the streets holding signs that said, “NOT MY PRESIDENT.”
The #neverTrump rally cry, while deep state operatives behind the scenes devised strategies that might block Trump from being inaugurated. In the weeks between Election Day on November 8, 2016 and Inauguration Day on January 20, 2017, the deep state, together with Democratic Party operatives, dared to imagine that if Trump could be prevented from taking the oath of office, Hillary Clinton may yet be president.
Riots in the streets
On November 10, 2016, Trump tweeted, Just had a very open and successful presidential election. Now professional protesters, incited by the media, are protesting. Very unfair.
On November 11, 2016, the Associated Press reported that Portland, Oregon was the epicenter of the anti-Trump riots spreading across the country, with some 4,000 protesters marching in Portland’s downtown area, smashing windows and chanting, we reject the president-elect. As midnight approached, Portland police pushed back against the crowd, arresting 26 demonstrators, as protesters threw rocks at them. Similar gatherings occurred throughout the United States.
In Denver, protesters managed to briefly shut down Interstate 25, as demonstrators made their way onto the freeway. Traffic was halted in the northbound and southbound lanes for about 30 minutes. Protesters also briefly shut down interstate highways in Minneapolis and Los Angeles.
In San Francisco, high-spirited high school students marched through downtown chanting, not my president, and holding signs urging a Donald Trump eviction. Protesters waved rainbow banners and Mexican flags as bystanders high-fived the marchers from the sidelines. In New York City, a large group of demonstrators gathered outside Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue, chanting angry slogans and waving banners bearing anti-Trump messages.
In Philadelphia, protesters near City Hall held signs bearing slogans like, not our president, trans against Trump, and make America safe for all. Three days after the election, The Washington Post reported that some 225 people had been arrested in anti-Trump protests, with at least 185 arrested in Los Angeles alone. To Hillary’s consternation, many of the people protesting in the streets had not even bothered to vote in the election.
NBC’s KGW in Portland, Oregon, reported that most of the 112 protesters arrested in that city did not vote in Oregon, according to state election records, with 79 of the demonstrators arrested either not registered to vote in the state or not recorded as having turned in a ballot. An analysis conducted by the Oregonian newspaper in Portland, investigating those arrested in anti-Trump demonstrations who did not vote, revealed that at least one-third were out-of-state college students not eligible to vote in Oregon.
Meanwhile, the conservative blogger known as the Gateway Pundit found proof that George Soros, the billionaire currency trader and investor, whose Open Society Foundation is notorious for funding left-wing progressive causes, had funded anti-Trump leftist groups who were advertising on the internet to hire demonstrators in various cities across the United States.
The period after the 2016 election was a final effort to prevent Donald Trump from assuming office, combining electoral uncertainty, street demonstrations, and allegations of behind-the-scenes coordination. The Electoral College result was constitutionally decisive, even though Hillary Clinton received more individual votes nationwide. Of course as we now know, many of those votes were illegal, as the Democrat election stealing machine goes back decades. In 2016, even the vote stealing could not put Hillary over the top. That machine would go into overdrive four years later to ensure a second term for Trump would not happen, regardless of who was selected as the Democrat candidate. We cover that entire episode in other writings.
Public protest is a legitimate and often necessary feature of democracy, particularly when citizens are told an election has produced a dangerous or unjust result. The marches gave opponents of Trump a visible way to express rejection of MAGA and solidarity with the rising Democratic Socialists. Yet the protests lost moral force when they became violent, destroyed property, blocked emergency transportation, and treated fellow citizens as illegitimate participants in the political process. A representative republic must protect dissent while also insisting that dissent does not place protesters beyond the law.
The fact that the demonstrations were part of a coordinated effort to prevent Trump’s inauguration raises a more complicated issue about the relationship between grassroots activism and organized political influence. Advocacy groups, donors, and campaign networks routinely provide money, transportation, communications, and training to movements on both the left and the right. However, in this case, that support and the demonstrations have been shown to have been manufactured and the paid participants lacked sincere convictions. Some protesters did not even vote in the election, establishing the fact that their objections were invalid; citizens may protest even when they failed to have a dog in the fight, but if they were in the streets as a way to earn money, that argument fails.
Wealthy donors and organizations such as those associated with George Soros are finally being outed as color revolution makers. Documented financial records are being uncovered and the trail leads back to Soros et al. Political funding can shape the scale and visibility of public movements, but influence is not the same as command. However, when a diverse collection of protesters are exposed to be paid agents of a single financier, that motivation that brought people into the streets negates any manufactured fears, grievances, and ideological commitments presented through gaslighting. Until now, the refusal to report organized funding has ignored the dark infrastructure behind modern leftist activism.
The failed effort to block the inauguration nevertheless had lasting consequences. Trump’s supporters understood that the election had been treated as illegitimate by powerful cultural and political institutions, while many Trump opponents viewed his victory as a threat that justified extraordinary resistance. The battle lines have been drawn between competing political identities, making compromise impossible and institutional bias obvious. The period demonstrated how quickly the forces of darkness use their tactics to further their ambitions to destroy America and then “Build Back Better” as defined by the Democratic Socialists.
The immediate future impact is a continued struggle over the meaning of democratic opposition. Elections will increasingly be followed by protests, legal challenges, online campaigns, and efforts to pressure electors or lawmakers, especially when the Left loses. The essential boundary will be whether these actions seek to persuade within constitutional rules or to nullify an election through intimidation, violence, or conspiracy. Democracy does not require citizens to admire an elected leader, but it does require them to distinguish peaceful resistance from efforts to replace public judgment with force or political mythology.
Do those dots connect? You decide.
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