One of the bits we mentioned in my monthly bit on Jeff Chidester’s radio show was that there’s so much going on that it is impossible to even begin to cover it all. This is true for anyone who comments or reports on news, culture, politics, sports, entertainment, or anything.
A corollary to that might be that there is so much going on that it is easy to miss things you’d otherwise wish you’d covered (noticed, etc.). The headline is relevant in two ways. First, and most obvious, Treasury has linked Hamas and the IRCG (Iran) with militant domestic activists in the United States.
Money or just similar friends? Most certainly money, and the connection isn’t the source so much as a shared vendor.
Autistici/Inventati, called the A/I Collective by the State Department, is an Italy-based group that builds highly sophisticated digital infrastructure used by violent left-wing organizations in the United States and Europe, along with Islamic terrorists, according to the State Department.
Not a surprise. China funnels millions, perhaps hundreds of millions, to NGOs and other boots on US ground, so if it’s not them, it’s someone that loves China or just hates America, and that could just as easily include Iran before the troubles. But Iran hasn’t been as cash-flush as it once was, with all the missing or dead leadership, a damaged military-industrial complex, infrastructure issues, oil it can’t move or sell, and a Rial that’s worth less than one sheet of Charmin.
Someone should ask Cherly Crow if it’s okay to use three Rial to wipe a privileged white ass instead of just two.
A State Department memo reveals that an international technology collective, now under a U.S. global terrorism designation, provided services to overseas terrorist groups and violent far-left agitators causing chaos in American cities, according to a copy obtained by Fox News Digital.
“Far-left terrorism poses a profound threat to the United States and the broader West,” Secretary of State Marco Rubio said in a statement to Fox News Digital. “Today, the United States sanctioned Autistici/Inventati – a major far-left tech collective whose services are used by the most active and violent Antifa cells in the United States and across the world.”
Yeah, so?
Rose City Antifa is listed in the memo alongside a media organization that the State Department says uses A/I Collective tools to disseminate information to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), which is proliferating inside the United States, Hamas, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Hezbollah and others. …
The memo also accuses the militant abortion-rights group “Jane’s Revenge” — which declared “open season” on pro-life organizations and threatened escalating attacks after the leaked Supreme Court draft signaling Roe v. Wade would be overturned — of using the collective’s services. …
The State Department memo says the collective provides its services exclusively to left-wing extremists, screening users for ideological alignment before allowing them access to its tools.
Which is not surprising to some but earth-shaking to others, especially inside Riot Inc.’s left-wing industrial grievance complex. Note to Dems who still don’t think (or anyone else who can’t begin to believe) those “protesters” were paid despite all the ads to pay them and an entire operation that existed solely to make it happen: why has the Midterm summer of 2026 been so quiet?
Since January —which was the last time we’ve seen organized violent protests on a large scale— Antifa’s bootprint has been steadily shrinking. It keeps getting smaller and smaller. You just didn’t notice because there’s so much else going on and because it’s harder to notice things that aren’t happening.
Meanwhile, ‘No Kings’ (Antifa for senior citizens) has a dramatic number of zero rallies currently scheduled on its website. Think of that. We’re eight weeks from the midterms.
Point two. You can’t hold a paid protest if you can’t pay the protesters. It was always astroturf, but now they aren’t even sure they can afford the plastic grass (pre-printed signs, or pallets of bricks). And why can’t you pay the protesters? The money was being funneled through illicit, exclusively left-wing laundromats that likely included foreign sources even before the dismantling of USAID, which was also laundering your money.
If there’s no money, or not enough, or the groups that have it are ducking Treasury to avoid federal indictments, you can’t create the false perception of nationwide resistance.
Where are all the protests and riots?
Local news. Handfuls or perhaps dozens of people who were at the marches and rallies on principle, not paycheck. Not much of a media spectacle, but you can find the odd story about anti-ICE protesters who don’t realize their work would keep rapists, molesters, and murderers on their streets. Which is very strange.
These are the same sort who think we’re lowering emissions when we offshore them to places with no EPA or any environmental controls of any kind. Wouldn’t it be safer if we offshored the drug gangs and other alien hooligans robbing us not just in person, but through welfare program fraud?
Treasury, as it turns out, isn’t done. The march continues toward the next syndicate. Left-Wing NGOs laundering money, foreign and domestic, to homegrown terrorism, and we don’t mean moms speaking up at school board meetings, church groups, or TEA party organizations right before a different midterm election. Thousands, if not tens of thousands, of so-called non-profits are running cover for left-wing activism outside their stated organizing purpose.
That’s illegal, and unless you forgot, no one is above the law.
