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| − | Arabella Advisors has been described as a for-profit firm that manages four nonprofits which in turn sponsor hundreds of “fake” groups: websites designed to look like standalone activist organizations.<ref>https://darkmoneyatm.org/</ref> These four in-house nonprofits, Sixteen Thirty Fund, New Venture Fund, Hopewell Fund, and Windward Fund, have created over 300 pop-up groups are typically just logos, websites, and political ads. They pop into existence to serve a political agenda and pop out of existence when no longer needed.<ref>https://darkmoneyatm.org/fast-facts/</ref> | + | Arabella Advisors has been described as a for-profit firm that manages four nonprofits which in turn sponsor hundreds of “fake” groups: websites designed to look like standalone activist organizations.<ref>https://darkmoneyatm.org/</ref> These four in-house nonprofits, Sixteen Thirty Fund, New Venture Fund, Hopewell Fund, and Windward Fund, have created over 300 pop-up groups are typically just logos, websites, and political ads.<ref>https://capitalresearch.org/article/crc-exposes-left-wing-dark-money/</ref> They pop into existence to serve a political agenda and pop out of existence when no longer needed.<ref>https://darkmoneyatm.org/fast-facts/</ref> |
Arabella Advisors has been accused of providing funding for paid protesters for the 2017 Charlottesville false flag riot, the 2018 [[Brett Kavanaugh hearings]] protests,<ref>https://archive.fo/wip/Z70NZ</ref> and the [[2021 Capitol protests|2021 Capitol false flag riot]]. | Arabella Advisors has been accused of providing funding for paid protesters for the 2017 Charlottesville false flag riot, the 2018 [[Brett Kavanaugh hearings]] protests,<ref>https://archive.fo/wip/Z70NZ</ref> and the [[2021 Capitol protests|2021 Capitol false flag riot]]. | ||
Revision as of 07:58, February 12, 2022
Arabella Advisors was founded by Eric Kessler,[1] a former Bill Clinton appointee and member of the Clinton Global Initiative Kessler also acts as president of the Sixteen Thirty Fund.[2] Arabella Advisors has a veritable ant heap of front groups, such as
- Lady Parts Justice
- Lady Parts Justice League
- Abortion Access Force
- Abortion Access Front
- Abortion on Our Own Terms
- All Above All
- All Above All Action Fund
- Demand Justice[3]
- Fix the Court
- Health Care for America Now
- National Institute for Reproductive Health
- North Carolinians for a Fair Economy
- Restore Public Trust
Arabella Advisors has been described as a for-profit firm that manages four nonprofits which in turn sponsor hundreds of “fake” groups: websites designed to look like standalone activist organizations.[4] These four in-house nonprofits, Sixteen Thirty Fund, New Venture Fund, Hopewell Fund, and Windward Fund, have created over 300 pop-up groups are typically just logos, websites, and political ads.[5] They pop into existence to serve a political agenda and pop out of existence when no longer needed.[6]
Arabella Advisors has been accused of providing funding for paid protesters for the 2017 Charlottesville false flag riot, the 2018 Brett Kavanaugh hearings protests,[7] and the 2021 Capitol false flag riot.
Clients
Partial list.
References
- ↑ https://www.influencewatch.org/person/eric-kessler/
- ↑ https://freebeacon.com/issues/millions-in-dark-money-flows-to-pro-abortion-groups/
- ↑ http://demandjustice.org/press-release-demand-justice-naral-dont-schedule-hearings-for-brett-kavanaugh-until-his-1m-pages-of-documents-get-turned-over-to-senate/
- ↑ https://darkmoneyatm.org/
- ↑ https://capitalresearch.org/article/crc-exposes-left-wing-dark-money/
- ↑ https://darkmoneyatm.org/fast-facts/
- ↑ https://archive.fo/wip/Z70NZ
- ↑ https://democracyalliance.org/
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