Topic: Tides

Democratic leaders are accused of inciting violence and using local task forces to track and harass federal agents. The "blob," a term credited to Mike Benz, refers to the entrenched bureaucracy in the Department of Justice that allegedly protects organizations like the Tides Foundation and Soros-funded groups. Despite these efforts at sabotage, an "awakening" is claimed to be occurring among voters globally.

Mike Benz discusses how USAID funds international NGOs like the Tides Center, which then allegedly support domestic paramilitary actions by Antifa and climate groups. This is described as "shadow diplomacy" where the U.S. government uses intermediaries to fund civil society matters that have domestic political impacts. A final call for support is made before the potential immediate shutdown of the Infowars URL.

An investigative report by Patrick Howley alleges that George Soros-linked groups are funding the legal defense and promotion of Carmelo Anthony, a teen accused of murder in Dallas. The Tides Foundation and other NGOs are accused of orchestrating racial tensions to trigger a "new Charlottesville." The segment claims this is a psychological operation to distract from larger globalist agendas.

Peter Berneger details how the Tides Foundation and other NGOs act as conduits for federal money to reach anti-American organizations. He alleges that USAID funds poppy farmers in Afghanistan and facilitates human trafficking through groups like Catholic Charities. The discussion highlights the "smurfing" of campaign donations through ActBlue and the ongoing criminal investigations by 20 state attorneys general.

Research utilizing artificial intelligence has mapped approximately 55,000 NGOs that allegedly act as a "fifth branch of government" using taxpayer funds. These groups, funded by entities like the Rockefeller and Tides Foundations, are accused of interfering in elections and promoting radical social agendas. Bill Gates is specifically cited for using non-profits to commit what is described as "administrative terrorism."

A data analysis has revealed the central nervous system of leftist NGOs tied to the Chinese Progressive Association. Using "fractal quantum speed technology," researchers tracked billions of dollars flowing from major financial institutions like Vanguard and Morgan Stanley into radical organizations. These interconnections suggest a coordinated effort to transform American culture through tax-exempt entities.

Larry Pinckney and Alex Jones discuss the global tide turning toward peace and humanity. Pinckney urges President-elect Donald Trump and J.D. Vance to speak directly to the people about the danger of nuclear annihilation and the sabotage efforts of the outgoing administration. They emphasize that Trump has a clear mandate from the voters to end foreign wars and focus on domestic prosperity.

George Soros is accused of funding a network of Marxist cultural revolutionaries through organizations like the Tides Foundation and the Alliance for Global Justice. The discussion claims these groups use civil rights movements as a cover for sedition and the destabilization of American cities like Portland. Links are drawn between these funding sources and the group Refuse Fascism.

A video report examines the funding network of George Soros, specifically the Tides Foundation and the Open Society Foundation. The report alleges that these organizations fund radical activist groups, including those behind student walkouts and Black Lives Matter, to destabilize US cities. It also links Soros-funded entities to the Voting Rights Institute at Georgetown and various civil rights organizations involved in litigation against InfoWars.

The host of *Red Tide Radio* discusses the difficulty of waking people up to the scale of vaccine injuries. Alex Jones urges listeners to oppose the FAA bill's national ID requirements and promotes his new book, *The Great Awakening*, which aims to provide a blueprint for defeating the globalist agenda.

Nick Sorter reports from the ground at UT Austin regarding the highly organized nature of recent campus protests. The discussion alleges that these "riots" are professionally staffed and funded by organizations like the Tide Foundation and the CIA to create a "summer of rage" before the election.

Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld, author of "The Soros Agenda," claims that George Soros has spent decades funding organizations affiliated with Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, often through the Tides Foundation. She asserts that these grants support groups currently organizing high school and college demonstrations across the United States. According to Ehrenfeld, these funded entities provide specific instructions and talking points to students to counter criticism of Hamas.

The current global unrest is characterized as a "clash of civilizations" driven by the Hegelian dialectic of problem-reaction-solution. Globalist institutions, including the State Department and the Rockefeller Foundation, are accused of simultaneously financing opposing forces like Iran, Hamas, and Israel to achieve a predetermined political outcome. While Benjamin Netanyahu has called for the arrest of violent protesters, he is criticized for failing to mention the Tides Foundation or George Soros as the primary funders of the chaos.

Bart Sibrel analyzes a 2013 farewell speech by former Homeland Security Director Janet Napolitano, who warned of a "natural disaster the likes of which the nation has never seen." Sibrel argues this refers to Planet X, which he claims is seven times larger than Earth. He links this to the "tossing and turning of the seas" mentioned in the Bible and the 1,000% increase in earthquakes over the last decade.

Chris Sky alleges that Maxime Bernier and the People's Party of Canada (PPC) are a "Trojan horse" designed to mislead the freedom movement. He claims Bernier has ties to George Soros and the Tides Foundation dating back to 2005 and that the party profits from the sale of face masks. Alex Jones advises Sky to ignore these "distractions" and focus on grassroots action rather than political solutions.