Chinese Organization With Communist Party Ties Funds Black Lives Matter Ventures

A Texas Patriot Network member ran across barriers erected by police around noon and began punching a counterprotester outside the 55th annual Islamic Society of North America convention. . .Counterprotesters included members of the Houston Socialist Movement, International Socialist Organization, National Domestic Workers Alliance, Refuse Fascism, Socialist Alternative, Young Communist League, Huey P. Newton Gun Club and New Black Panther Party.: Houston protesters clash outside Islamic convention (09/02/2018)

The Second Department of China's People's Liberation Army (PLA), which is the PLA's intelligence unit, sent staff members from a large network company, with fake IDs, to China's Consulate in Houston. Those technicians used a large video platform's backend data to identify people who might participate in the Black Lives Matter (BLM) and ANTIFA's protests and then created and sent them customized videos on how to organize riots and how to do promotions.: Black Lives Matter and Antifa got help from Chi Coms . . .Via their Houston consulate -- recently closed by U.S. . . . (08/24/2020)

Michael Liu is also linked to the Chinese Progressive Association itself and to the Movement Strategy Center, which shares an Oakland address with the Movemement Strategy Center Action Fund and is close to the FRSO

Michael Liu

Personnel

As of 2016;^[2]

Chinese Progressive Association (Boston) Steering Committee,

Dora Hui, Co-Chair -Chinese Youth Initiative alumna and admissions officer at Concord Academy
Jian Hua Tang, Co-Chair -Former Power-One employee and resident activist
Howard Wong, Treasurer -Massachusetts state employee and IT professional
Michael Liu, English Secretary -Researcher at Institute of Asian American Studies
Ann Har-Yee Wong, Chinese Secretary-Longtime community activist and workforce development counselor for City of Boston
Wai Chan-Hotel Worker
Nancy Huang-Chinese Youth Initiative member and student
De Sheng Liang -Retired restaurant worker
Michelle Yee-Child Welfare Attorney with Suffolk Superior Court

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The Chinese Progressive Association in Boston helped Ayanna Pressley get elected: Suzanne Lee has been a community leader for more than three decades, helping immigrant mothers launch the first Chinese Parents Association and unemployed garment workers secure Boston’s first bilingual training programs. She has also worked closely with many organizations, such as The Boston Foundation, to address persistent poverty in the city. She was lead founder and longtime chair of the Chinese Progressive Association (Boston), a founding member of the Massachusetts Asian American Educators Association, and a member of the Massachusetts Advisory Council on Bilingual Education and the English Language Learners Task Force for the Boston Public Schools. . .Suzanne Lee announced that she has earned the endorsement of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Massachusetts State Council, 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East, Massachusetts Division, and SEIU Local 32BJ District 615. . .Right to the City VOTE also endorsed At-Large City Councilor Ayanna Pressley, who is running for re-election, and District 2 City Council candidate Suzanne Lee. . .At-large City Councilor Ayanna Pressley kicked off her campaign for the 7th Congressional District at a Cambridge restaurant Feb. 13 2018, vowing to push against the political climate in Massachusetts that favors incumbents over insurgents. Speaking to a crowd of more than 300 at the restaurant La Fábrica Central, Pressley pledged to work on rising health costs, access to capital for small businesses, income inequality, the growing wealth gap, systemic racism and the Greater Boston area’s crisis of housing affordability. At her kickoff event, Pressley demonstrated considerable support for her congressional bid. She was joined by District 7 City Councilor Kim Janey, At-large Councilor Annissa Essaibi-George, state Rep. Evandro Carvalho and Chelsea City Council President Damali Vidot. Other political activists from Boston and Cambridge included gubernatorial candidate Bob Massie, political activist Suzanne Lee, former state Rep. Gloria Fox and longtime Caribbean Carnival Association of Boston President Shirley Shillingford. : Suzanne Lee.

Prior to joining the CPA, Pam Tau Lee also had a background with the Third World Liberation Front, the I Wor Kuen, the Bay Area Asian Student Union, and the League of Revolutionary Struggle. In recent years, she has appeared at events for the FRSO and traveled to the Phillipines as a delegate for Bayan, a front linked to the WWP and the Communist Party of the Philippines, active in a coalition that was planning protests at the Milwaukee Democratic National Convention and was linked to the Kenosha riots. Her husband Ben Lee was also with the I Wor Kuen.

Bay Rising is linked to Oakland Rising, which is a front for the Freedom Road Socialist Organization under its new name Liberation Road.

I think Attorney General Barr is moving in that direction.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3884729/posts

“Barr Tells Prosecutors to Consider Charging Violent Protesters With Sedition.”

Lets see how inclined his attornies will be to do this!

I am not a conspiracy theory type but here are a lot ( too many ) of coincidences. The "black swan event" Corona pandemic occurred right after the primaries were settled in an election year. This gave the Dems feeble candidate an excuse to lay low and back into the Presidency. How odd. The BLM anarchist riots started right on que. The self inflicted wound called the lock down tanked the economy.

All of this could have been engineered by an outside force/entity with the complicity of the Deep State and the DC swamp/MSM cartel. China would do anything short of war to kill US resurgent nationalism and remove Trump. I am not saying that this is what happened but it could have. But there is motive, means and opportunity.

Chinese Progressive Association (CPA)

https://cpasf.org/

Their Youth program:"MOJO"

https://cpasf.org/our-work/youth-mojo/

Let’s see if this leads to the Bidens via Rep. Grace Meng (D-NY) or even old maoist Rep. Judy Chu (D-CA), and maybe even Rep. Ted Liu (D-CA) who smells so Red he should be in a box of crayons.

For all, go to www.keywiki.org and look at Freedom Road Socialist Organization, the old I Kor Wuen and split-offs.

Anyone want egg rolls with this information?
Many Chinese restaurants feature “Chinese carry-out specials” as in, you buy it, you eat it and we carry you out (of the store). Confuscius say: Avoid the “Bat soup” if you can!

Alicia, the main(?) founder is an avowed Marxist. She says that the concept of black lives matter is impossible in a capitalistic society.

Bookmark

https://meng.house.gov/media-center/press-releases/meng-urges-undocumented-immigrants-in-new-york-to-enroll-and-reapply-for

Meng Urges Undocumented Immigrants in New York to Enroll and Reapply for Deportation Protection Program Known as DACA (07/08/2014)

Elected officials and organizations taking part in this morning’s event include:

•Assemblyman Francisco Moya (D-Queens)

•Catholic Migration Services

•Chinese Progressive Association (CPA)

•Dominico American Society of Queens

•Hispanic Federation

•Korean American Lawyers Association of Greater New York (KALAGNY)

•Latin Women in Action

•Make the Road New York

•MinKwon Center for Community Action

•New Immigrant Community Empowerment (NICE)

“We’re not parrots of Donald Trump”. . .A rally was held in San Francisco Chinatown yesterday to mark the 135th Anniversary of the Chinese Exclusion Act. According to rally security, an estimated 750 people gathered on Saturday in Portsmouth Square to rally against the “Muslim travel ban and unjust anti-immigrant and refugee policies”. . .Organised by NoMoreExclusion.org, the protest saw people of all ages coming together to rally for inclusion. A number of key individuals from the community delivered powerful speeches, including Sameena Usman, Council on American-Islamic Relations, Reverend Norman Fong, Chinatown Community Development Center, Caitlyn Clark, a member of Youth Speaks and more. . .Congresswoman Judy Chu, Chair of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus, said in a statement, “The Chinese Exclusion Act was one of the most discriminatory laws ever passed in our nation’s history and it left permanent scars on the Chinese American community.”. . .Reverend Norman Fong, who delivered an empowering speech at the rally told Resonate that his family had suffered under the Chinese Exclusion Act. “My dad went to Angel Island and was part of the first race to be federally excluded from America,” said Fong. “Hatred based on race, especially using immigration laws is something horrible from the past. why is this administration falling into hate as well?” The Reverend added that the Asian community needs to join together with other minorities who are suffering from injustice. “My dad went through hell like most Chinese immigrants who came in the old days. Today we all need to join together with the Muslim community and other communities. The main thing is to remember. today is a day of remembrance. we are calling all groups to stand together. Some people think it’s a Muslim issue or Latina issue, but they forgot their history.”. . .: Resonate — San Francisco Chinatown Rallies to Mark 135th Anniversary of Chinese Exclusion Act: Chinese Progressive Association

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Gabriel Quinto, El Cerrito City Council Member

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Mark West, Imperial Beach City Council Member

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Jewel Hurtado, Kingsburg City Council Member

Colin Parent, La Mesa Council Member

David Arambula, Lemon Grove City Council Member

Jennifer Mendoza, Lemon Grove City Council Member

Rex Richardson, Long Beach City Council Member

Roberto Uranga, Long Beach Council Member

Mike Bonin, Los Angeles City Council Member

Monica Rodriguez, Los Angeles City Council Member

David Ryu, Los Angeles City Council Member

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Loren Taylor, Oakland City Council Member

Sheng Thao, Oakland City Council Member

Eric Guerra, Sacramento, City Council Member

Steve Hansen, Sacramento City Council Member

Georgette Gomez, San Diego City Council Member

Monica Montgomery, San Diego City Council Member

Chris Ward, San Diego City Council Member

Jason Pu, San Gabriel City Council Member

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Mayra Esparza, San Jose Council Member

Amourence Lee, San Mateo City Council Member

Gloria Soto, Santa Maria Council Member

Gleam Davis, Santa Monica City Council Member

Corinna Contreras, Vista City Council Member

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Bevan Dufty, BART Board President, San Francisco

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Rick Cassar, Board President, MiraCosta College

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Juan Benitez, Board Member, Long Beach Community College District

Uduak-Joe Ntuk, Board Member, Long Beach Community College District

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Michael Minnick, School Board Trustee, Sacramento Unified School District

Bernie Rhinerson, Board Member, San Diego Community College District

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Mary Graham, Board Member, San Diego Community College District

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Chesa Boudin, District Attorney, San Francisco

Roberto Alcantar, Board Member, Southwestern College

Leticia Cazares, Board Member, Southwestern College

Nick Melvoin, Board Member, Los Angeles Unified School District

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Paula Hall, Board Member, Sweetwater Union High School District

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Jackie Thu-Huong, Board Member, Washington Unified School District

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Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Asian Law Caucus

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Asian Americans in Action

Asian Americans Rising

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Asian Pacific American Bar Association of Los Angeles County

Asian Pacific American Bar Association of Silicon Valley

Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (AFL-CIO)

Asian Pacific American Women Lawyers Alliance

Asian Pacific Islander American Public Affairs Association

Asian Pacific Policy and Planning Council

Asian Pacific State Employees Association

Asian Refugees United

Asians4BlackLives

Association of Asian American Attorney and CPA Firms

Association of California State Employees with Disabilities

Axiom Corporation

AYPAL: Building API Community Power

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Bay Area Lawyers for Individual Freedom

Bayanihan Equity Center

Bethel Community Service

Bend the Arc: Jewish Action

Black Community Clergy & Labor Alliance

Black Elected Officials of the East Bay

Black Parallel School Board, Sacramento

Black to the Future Action Fund

Black Women Organized for Political Action

BLU Educational Foundation

Bulosan Center for Filipino Studies

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California Asian Chamber of Commerce

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California Association for Bilingual Education

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California Reinvestment Coalition

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Coalition for Justice and Accountability, San Jose

Coalition of Asian American Leaders

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Council on American-Islamic Relations, California Chapter (CAIR-CA)

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East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy

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Educators for Democratic Schools

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Empowering Pacific Islander Communities (EPIC)

Environmental Defense Fund Incorporated

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Future Leaders of America

GAPIMNY—Empowering Queer & Trans Asian Pacific Islanders

Getting Played: Symposium on Equity in the Entertainment Industry and Awards

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Greater Sacramento Urban League

HAWK Institute

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Hmong Cultural Center of Butte County

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La Comadre

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Lao American National Alliance

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Latino Coalition for a Healthy California

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Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area

LEAD Filipino

League of Women Voters California

Legal Aid at Work

Let My People Go

Little Manila Rising

Lincoln Democratic Club

Long Beach Forward

Los Angeles County Democratic Party

Los Angeles County Young Democrats

Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy (LAANE)

Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce

Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD)

Los Angeles Food Policy Council

LSC Consulting

Lutheran Office of Public Policy – CA

MALDEF

Martin Food Policy Council

Maternal and Child Health Access

MBA Association: UC Berkeley Hass Business School

Mental Health Association for Chinese Communities

Meyers, Nave, Riback, Silver & Wilson

Miller Advocacy Group

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National Association of Minority Contractors, Southern California

National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) California

National Center for Youth Law

National Council of Jewish Women – CA

National Council of Negro Women, Sacramento Valley Section

National Japanese American Citizens League

National Korean American Service & Education Consortium (NAKASEC)

National Lawyers Guild, Los Angeles Chapter

National Lawyers Guild, San Francisco Bay Area Chapter

National Nurses United

National Queer Asian Pacific Islander Alliance (NQAPIA)

National Union of Healthcare Workers

Natural Resources Defense Council

Network on Religion and Justice for API LGBTQ People (NRJ)

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NextGen California

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OneJustice

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Organize Win Legislate Sacramento

Parent Organization Network

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Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California

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Reappropriate

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Social Change

Social Justice Center of Marin Community

Social Justice Collaborative

Sonoma County Democrats

South Asian Bar Association of Northern California (SABA-NC)

South Bay Jewish Voice for Peace

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Speak UP

Stonewall Democratic Club

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Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation

Teach For America Bay Area

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Teach Plus – California

The American Civil Liberties Union of California

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The Cambodian Family Community Center

The Center for Asian Pacific American Women

The Children’s Partnership

The Education Trust – West

The East Bay Times

The Fannie Lou Hamer Institute

The Fresno Center

The Los Angeles Times

The Mercury News

The Praxis Project

The Princeton Review Foundation

The San Francisco Chronicle Editorial Board

The Village Nation

Truth Healing Evolution Counseling Services

UAW Local 2865

UC Berkeley Black Alumni Association

UC Berkeley Law

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UC Davis African and African American Alumni Association

UC Santa Barbara Black Alumni Club

UCLA Black Alumni Association

UCLA Center for the Study of Women

UDW/AFSCME Local 3930

Ujima Child and Family Services

Underground Scholars Initiative – UC Berkeley

United Cambodian Community

United Democratic Club of San Francisco

United Farm Workers (UFW)

Union of Concerned Scientists

UNITE-LA

University Council-American Federation of Teachers

University of California Student Association

USC Race and Equity Center

USCA Racial Justice Now

Wellstone Democratic Club of San Francisco

Western Center on Law and Poverty

UFCW Western States Council

Women Lead

Worksafe

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From the same coalition as the previous link: Chinese for Affirmative Action Supports Opportunity for All Coalition to Repeal Prop 209

[Caption:] Chinese Consul General in New York Zhang Qiyue (on right in red and black) speaks with a 95-year-old woman surnamed Xie, who had gone to the offices of the Chinese Progressive Association in Boston to renew her passport. AMY HE / CHINA DAILY The Chinese Progressive Association in Boston's Chinatown was filled to the brim on Friday with Chinese looking to renew their passports in a community event hosted by the Consulate General of China in New York. The community event allowed Chinese passport holders to renew their passports at the Chinese community organization, saving them a trip to New York. Usually those living in the northeast need to make a trip to the Chinese consulate general office in New York, which services 10 states in the region. . .Zhang said that her office has organized 18 events outside New York so far in 2017, and will be organizing a series of events for students in Boston as well, which has a big international Chinese student population. . .: China's NY consulate reaches out to citizens living in Boston

The FBI doesn’t care...they’re hot on the trail of a 17 the SPLC thinks might be a racist.

good thread

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Dr. Fauci outs himself, sharing Atlantic Festival platform with Hillary, Pelosi, Stacey Abrams, and a Marxist BLM co-founder 9/13/2020, 8:37:52 PM · by RightGeek · 28 replies American Thinker ^ | 9/12/2020 | Pater Barry Chowka Yesterday, Jeffrey Goldberg, the infamous editor of The Atlantic, whose latest fake news article one week ago alleged that President Trump had cruelly disparaged members of the U.S. military, sent an email announcing the lineup of speakers for this year's annual Atlantic Festival of esteemed progressive thought leaders. The two top highlighted speakers at the event, which this year will be streamed virtually online and free to access, are Hillary Clinton and Dr. Anthony Fauci. Also on the bill are Nancy Pelosi; Stacey Abrams; Bill Gates; and the Marxist co-founder of Black Lives Matter, Alicia Garza. Another speaker is Chesa...