George Soros Funded Domestic Radicals – But Biden’s America Helped

“The Alliance refuses to recognize the United States’ right to exist, instead referring to the country as ‘Turtle Island (so-called USA),’” Mauro continues. “The Alliance calls for the shutting down of Mount Rushmore and ‘return of all public lands to their original stewards.’”

The ideology and tactics of GGJA trace back to the decades-old communist radicalism of its executive director, Cindy Wiesner. In an August 2024 podcast interview with Convergence Magazine, Wiesner reflected on what the publication noted was her “35 years of internationalist organizing on the US Left.”

“My family is from El Salvador and Colombia, countries completely impacted by US intervention, and, you know, civil war and revolutionary movements,” Wiesner stated. It is crucial to observe that Wiesner directly (if rather incoherently) declares that the “social justice” fight against climate change is a jumping-off point for the greater battle against what she sees as a larger oppressive Western construct.

“Around the issues of climate justice... we come out of the environmental justice and climate justice movement, around the workaround demilitarization, not only around demilitarization in our communities and the fights against the police, [US Immigration and Customs Enforcement], the military budget, but also around the wars and occupations around the world and around racial and gender justice,” Wiesner said.

‘Urban Marxism’ and Anti-ICE Protests

Throughout, Wiesner peppers her talking points with Marxist lingo about internationalist “liberation.” And with good reason. In her early activist years in the 1990s, Wiesner was a board member of a San Francisco Bay Area Maoist organization called Standing Together to Organize a Revolutionary Movement (STORM), watchdog website Discover the Networks reports.

STORM “promoted the concept of ‘Urban Marxism,’ the belief that ‘the urban space was now the central site of revolutionary struggle, just as the factory and the point of production were in the days of Karl Marx,” the Discover file on the group reads.

The Capital Research Center has posted a 2004 STORM document titled “Reclaiming Revolution” that reveals how violent street protest is a key part of revolutionary Marxist agitation strategy.

“STORM traces its organizational roots back to Roots Against War (RAW), a group of young people of color who came together to fight against the Gulf War in the early 1990s,” the publication states. “RAW’s marches were militant and confrontational, regularly defying police commands and occasionally plunging through police lines and barricades.”

There was a higher purpose behind it all.

“Together, RAW’s political priorities and practical methods allowed the group to lead thousands of people into direct confrontation with the state,” the group adds. “As the ruling class faced political crises and people across the country questioned the system’s legitimacy, RAW created space for young militants of color to express their outrage and develop radical views.”

This is what is happening today. It can perhaps best be seen in the anti-deportation protests in major American cities, such as Los Angeles, where angry racial minorities who wholly identify with the foreign nations of their ethnicity have been taught to see themselves as instruments to destroy the American oppressor nation from within.

“Inside the belly of the beast we have a specific role to play because we are inside the country that is making the big moves across the globe – really the leader in pushing the neoliberalist agenda and destroying the planet,” Kitzia Esteva of the Grassroots Global Justice Alliance-affiliated subgroup Causa Justa says in a quote highlighted on a “International Movement Building” page on the GGJA website.

Assimilation? That’s not the idea at all, Esteva asserts.

“Through the global grip of capitalism and neoliberalism we are all connected,” she continues, describing the common internationalist struggle against Western “hegemony.” “Specifically, immigrant communities have been forced to migrate to the US because of US interventionism and exploitation of the natural resources all over the world that displaces entire communities.”

Follow the Money: Soros, Biden, and You

George Soros isn’t the only one who has backed this growing internal threat. Guess what, your taxpayer dollars did, too. The Biden administration, under the elastic guise of “climate justice,” announced in December 2023 that it was directing a $50 million federal grant under the Inflation Reduction Act to a group called the Climate Justice Alliance in the pursuit of “environmental justice.”

CJA is “an umbrella group for more than 80 ‘community organizations,’ including the Grassroots Global Justice Alliance,” Park MacDougald reported for The Tablet.

In fact, Cindy Wiesner, head of GGJA and veteran Maoist revolutionary, co-founded the Climate Justice Alliance.

Yes, Joe Biden, the man who opened America’s borders to all comers for four devastating years, also steered millions of federal dollars to communist revolutionaries who harnessed these “newcomers” to foment social unrest in the streets of its major cities. If a full probe of George Soros’ deeply subversive attempts to destroy this nation from within is ever conducted, it is bound to encompass some of the most powerful US political figures from the past 30-plus years.