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*'''19 February.''' [[Breitbart]] reports Obama's Organizing for Action, formerly [[Organizing for America]], partners with the [[Soros]]-funded Indivisible Project to disrupt the Trump agenda.<ref>http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/02/19/obamas-organizing-action-partners-soros-linked-indivisible-disrupt-trumps-agenda/</ref> Indivisible provides online training for the 'Resistance' movement.<ref>https://www.indivisibleguide.com/web/#header-chapter-four</ref> Indivisible claims to follow the Tea Party model rather than the [[Occupy Wall Street]] or [[Riots during the Obama Administration#Baltimore|Black Lives Matter]]; however the Tea Party is not known to have focused on rudeness and violence.
 
*'''19 February.''' [[Breitbart]] reports Obama's Organizing for Action, formerly [[Organizing for America]], partners with the [[Soros]]-funded Indivisible Project to disrupt the Trump agenda.<ref>http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/02/19/obamas-organizing-action-partners-soros-linked-indivisible-disrupt-trumps-agenda/</ref> Indivisible provides online training for the 'Resistance' movement.<ref>https://www.indivisibleguide.com/web/#header-chapter-four</ref> Indivisible claims to follow the Tea Party model rather than the [[Occupy Wall Street]] or [[Riots during the Obama Administration#Baltimore|Black Lives Matter]]; however the Tea Party is not known to have focused on rudeness and violence.
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*'''21 February.''' In Denmark, it was revealed at least 29 Danish citizens who traveled to Syria to fight as one of Obama's ISIS jihadis in 2016 received $95,000 in government welfare state benefits while doing so. Danish [[entitlement]] law made it impossible to cut off the benefits, even when regulations for [[unemployment]] benefits, for example, required their presence and availability for work in Denmark necessary to receive benefits.<ref>"[https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/21/world/europe/danes-fighting-for-isis-were-paid-welfare-benefits-government-says.html Danes Fighting for ISIS Were Paid Welfare Benefits, Government Says]," ''New York Times'', Feb. 21, 2017.</ref>
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*'''21 February.''' In Denmark, it was revealed at least 29 Danish citizens who traveled to Syria to fight as one of Obama's ISIS jihadis (see 21 June 2012, 1-12 August 2012, 13 May 2014), in 2016 received $95,000 in government welfare state benefits while doing so. Danish [[entitlement]] law made it impossible to cut off the benefits, even when regulations for [[unemployment]] benefits, for example, required their presence and availability for work in Denmark necessary to receive benefits.<ref>"[https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/21/world/europe/danes-fighting-for-isis-were-paid-welfare-benefits-government-says.html Danes Fighting for ISIS Were Paid Welfare Benefits, Government Says]," ''New York Times'', Feb. 21, 2017.</ref>
    
*'''28 February.''' Reports indicate author of the slanderous Steele dossier was paid.
 
*'''28 February.''' Reports indicate author of the slanderous Steele dossier was paid.
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