EXCLUSIVE: Donations to BLM Are Funneled Through Democrat Related ActBlue and Handled by Organization Led By Member of Weather Underground Terrorist Group

There clearly was no reason for the mass riots taking place around the country after the death of the individual at the hands of the police in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Everyone who saw the police brutality was appalled and outraged at the sight of the policeman kneeling on the victims neck for an incredibly long period of time. The man died. But nothing warrants the wholesale destruction of property and and riots around the US since that event.

Here’s who we predicted were involved:

The same in Washington DC where Antifa set a church on fire and attacked the people’s house – the White House:

2. US Based Radical Islamists

3. Democrats

At Least 13 Joe Biden Staffers Donate to Group Supporting Violent Minnesota Looters and Rioters

4. Today we can add another name to the group – a member of the Weather Underground, Susan Rosenberg:

We were the first to report that BLM was raising money using ActBlue as a resource. The Daily Caller confirmed this and reported that BLM is not a non-profit organization and nonprofit organization (Thousand Currents) said it provides ‘fiduciary oversight, financial management, and other administrative services to BLM.

Candice Owen reported on the BLM – ActBlue relationship and was targeted by a bogus fact-checker. Tom Fitton from Judicial Watch jumped in and stated that the findings confirmed what we and Candice Owen reported:

Thousand Currents is apparently a non-profit organization and Susan Rosenberg serves on its Board as reported by Wikipedia (note the link to Thousand Currents no longer works).

What’s the big deal? Susan Rosenberg was a member of the Weather Underground terrorist group, which included Obama friend Bill Ayers. In January of 2001, the New York Times reported that many politicians, including Democrat Chuck Schumer, were critical of a pardon President Clinton gave to her on his last day in office:

So contributions to BLM are funneled through ActBlue, the major resource for Democrat donations, and then funneled to an organization ran by a member of the Weather Underground terrorist group.

It’s clear that the recent riots around the country are not spontaneous. They are coordinated and planned. These riots are related to the same individuals involved in similar activities for years.

These people hate America.

NSS/WAS is part of the Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (AFSA): AFSA was first conceived in 2008 by a group of concerned individuals and was launched at the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Conference of Parties 17 (COP 17) in Durban, South Africa in December 2011. At the launch, AFSA released a report emphasizing that Food Sovereignty can cool the planet, while feeding the world and regenerating ecosystems. AFSA members represent small holder farmers, pastoralists, hunter/gatherers, indigenous peoples, citizens and environmentalists from Africa who possess a strong voice that shapes policy on the continent in the area of community rights, family farming, promotion of traditional knowledge and knowledge systems, the environment and natural resource management. Thus, providing a forum to analyse, discuss issues, challenge policies and identify ways forward.: Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (AFSA): About Us AFSA has borrowed the George Floyd "protestors" slogan: "'I can’t breathe,' says Africa", by Million Belay (PhD) General Coordinator, Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa, www.afsafrica.org

Thousand Currents executive director Solomé Lemma has worked with Human Rights Watch, which has received at least $100 million from Soros, and she was pushed by the Obama White House as a "Champion of Change": Solome Lemma is a philanthropist, activist, and organizer. She is currently a grantmaking program advisor at The Global Fund for Children (GFC). For over five years, she served as GFC’s Senior Program Officer for Africa, managing a large portfolio that included work with over 100 grassroots organizations in about 25 countries. Solome is also co-founder and coordinator of HornLight, an online platform that promotes diverse, nuanced, and dignified narratives on the Horn of Africa. She currently spends most of her time working to establish Africans in the Diaspora (AiD), a new organization that aims to unleash the philanthropic and intellectual capital of the Diaspora to advance sustainable development in Africa. In the past, Solome has worked with the UN Development Programme in Ethiopia, Human Rights Watch in New York City, and International Rescue Committee in Liberia. Solome received a master's degree in public policy from the Harvard Kennedy School and an undergraduate degree in international relations from Stanford University: Champions of Change: Solome Lemma

Her Africans in the Diaspora (AiD) looks to be linked with the pan-African movement in Boston: The Boston African Diaspora Roundtable that took place on April 27th brought together key diaspora activists, scholars, and policy experts for collaborative discussion, policy action and research relating to diaspora engagement. The event sought to generate new policy-oriented knowledge about diaspora organizational needs. The African diaspora has potential to be a progressive and integrative global force particularly at the current historical moment. The forum built on the agenda of the African Union to create broader global possibilities for sustainable dialogue, productive partnerships, and Pan-Africanist solidarity to advance Africa and its diaspora. The event was co-organized by Constituency for Africa, African Studies Center at Boston University, and Global Health Catalyst. . .The Diaspora Roundtable was introduced by its co-organizers Mr. Melvin Foote (Constituency for Africa), Dr. Wilfred Ngwa (Global Health Catalyst), and Dr. Daivi Rodima-Taylor (African Studies Center Diaspora Studies Initiative, BU) and attended by representatives of approximately 40 diaspora-related organizations and institutions. The keynote speeches by Ambassador Dr. Arikana Chihombori Quao, the African Union Permanent Representative to the United States, and Dr. Julius Garvey, the son of famed Pan-African leader Marcus Garvey, sent a powerful message of cooperation and unity and were instrumental in catalyzing productive discussions and the sharing of important strategic ideas around the topics of diaspora engagement. . .Prof. Wilfred Ngwa of Harvard Medical School highlighted the unique opportunities for diaspora collaboration and growth that were inspired by this gathering of diverse diaspora actors: “The Swahili word Harambee, meaning ‘all pull together’, appropriately captures the historic meeting that took place at Harvard on April 27, 2017. We had the African Union Ambassador to the USA, Dr. Arikana Chihombori, representing the neo-diaspora; we had CFA president Melvin Foote, representing the African American Diaspora, we had Dr. Julius Garvey, son of legend Marcus Garvey representing the Diaspora from the Caribbean and elsewhere; and then we had Dr. Daivi Rodima-Taylor who is a venerable African at heart representing all those who may not appear African at first sight, but who champion the cause for a better Africa each day with all their heart and soul. For the first time, Africans in diaspora, regardless of their history, or background, or skin-color, pulled together as one: Africans in Diaspora (AiD) united for Africa. I look forward to the policy recommendations from this meeting, and future meetings which will continue to grow and welcome participation from the diaspora for high impact on the ground in Africa. The Boston African Diaspora Engagement Roundtable also set the tone for the highly successful Global Health Catalyst Summit from April 28-30, which included ministers of health from Africa, the new Director of the African Center for Disease Control (CDC) and many leaders from African Institutions who would benefit directly from AiD united for Africa, for sustainable impact in healthcare and development of local African communities.”: Boston Africa Diaspora Roundtable

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We reported on May 30th the recent riots in Democrat-led cities around the country were coordinated and related to three main groups: 1) US based Islamist Organizations, 2) Domestic terrorists, and 3) Others related to the Democrat Party.

Today we uncover a fourth major contributor, a Clinton pardoned member of the Weather Underground, Susan Rosenberg.

Here’s who we predicted were involved:

2. US Based Radical Islamists

3. Democrats

4. Today we can add another name to the group – a member of the Weather Underground, Susan Rosenberg:

It’s clear that the recent riots around the country are not spontaneous. They are coordinated and planned. These riots are related to the same individuals involved in similar activities for years.

These people hate America.