"Unite the Right" is a Soros-funded honeypot psyop that employs the "Pied Piper" strategy<tr>

Operation in Terry McAuliffe's state. No reason for this other than to give McAuliffe national attention for opposing it, launching him into the 2020 Dem primary. He even tries to Streisand more useful idiots into showing up by ordering everyone to stay away.

Use of Confederate flag imagery. Republicans have no use for the Confederate flag (we never did, we crushed the Democrat rebellion that created the flag). We control the government for the vast majority of states at every level, the entire federal government, and we own practically everything except a few tech companies. The only states we don't control are the ones that will always be cosmopolitan simply because they are coastal states whose economies run on imports and exports.

Ridiculously obvious propaganda shots that follow MSM and Democrats' operating procedures of making a small group of 20 people appear to be a crowd of thousands.

Reports of violence against "counter-protesters" at an "impromptu" rally. No one spontaneously organizes to counter-protest an impromptu rally unless they are associated with the organizers of the rally themselves.

The name. "Unite the Right". This is so obviously a "Pied Piper" op that I can't even. It is supposed to make the organization appear to represent the views of the entire Right Wing, so of course they go around giving Roman salutes and waving confederate flags and shouting "White Power!" while wearing Trump hats. And then of course these same leftists load up their other twitter accounts and attack Trump for not denouncing them hard enough. Standard divide and conquer nonsense. They are going after what they perceive to be his base of Nazis while tarnishing the Republican brand.

Good find but I don’t think that #15 is necessarily a socialist platform as written.

I consider myself a die-hard free market capitalist and anti communist. To me, a socialist is just a communist with a different employer.

But I don’t believe in anarchy either. I think there does need to be republican law to reign in the bad actors and I also believe there should not be the culling of favors between business and government.

Such patronage rarely benefits the public and I think this may be where they are coming from, given their #13, anti-globalist stance because the freedoms infringed by “globalism” are the same as infringed by patronage, just on a larger scale.

Nevertheless, you have excellent points. I don’t really know a lot about this group but I’m not really buying the media mantra equating them to nazis. I think they’re right on the line and toeing it, but have not actually crossed it yet.

Compared to the groups I know Soros supports, this one seems quite distant in beliefs so for the time being I will continue to disagree Soros is behind them. However I will be on the lookout for his fingerprints.

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