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I can only speak for what happened in Atlanta last year.

During the riots, which really weren’t that bad compared to some other cities, the GBI found out who was paying for all the bail/bonds, for all the protesters that were getting arrested. It was one person.

I’ve yet to see who that person is/was. I never heard that they went to talk to that person. I never saw anyone from the media show up at their home, hotel room or confront them on the street or at the jail and ask why they were doing it and where they were getting the money from.

A lot of times, folks will get arrested for a disorderly conduct charge or something like it. In cities, they usually have a city ordinance for it. You get arrested, your bail also acts as your fine. You pay it, they need room in the jail, you’re free to go. For these folks, getting tossed in a holding cell, knowing that someone else is going to pay your bond/bail/fine is almost like some time on the bench to catch your breath.

But again, no one nor any entity has ever made public who is funding these operations. Who’s paying for the buses, hotel rooms, food, etc?

And that isn’t even doxxing. That’s just old school investigatory work. You’d think the mayors, city councils and residents would be demanding to know who is funding all of this.