IN THE MEME TYME: Professional Protest CEO Exposes Minneapolis Operation
[]Swart's company exists to create crowds on command. Need 200 people outside a city council meeting?[]
He's your guy.
Want paparazzi swarming your celebrity client?
He'll make it happen.
His firm operates in Los Angeles, New York, Washington – everywhere publicity stunts require instant mobs of "concerned citizens."
For thirteen years, Crowds on Demand has worked both sides of the political spectrum.
Conservative causes in liberal Brooklyn cost more.
Left-wing protests in rural Mississippi command premium rates.
The business model is simple – if you can afford a few hundred per person, Swart delivers bodies holding your signs.[]
But Minneapolis made him draw a line he's never drawn before.
He's your guy.
Want paparazzi swarming your celebrity client?
He'll make it happen.
His firm operates in Los Angeles, New York, Washington – everywhere publicity stunts require instant mobs of "concerned citizens."
For thirteen years, Crowds on Demand has worked both sides of the political spectrum.
Conservative causes in liberal Brooklyn cost more.
Left-wing protests in rural Mississippi command premium rates.
The business model is simple – if you can afford a few hundred per person, Swart delivers bodies holding your signs.[]
But Minneapolis made him draw a line he's never drawn before.
neocon (both R's and D's) fedgov is now being forced down the throats of Americans.
Big surprise.
The banking cartel first used countries in South America for their obvious thievery using
high interest loans (created from nothing and requiring no actual investments by the
banking cartel) to steal assets from their people.
For the past 30 years the corporatocratic cartel has been harvesting (stealing) Americans'
lifetime earned assets using the fedgov to bless their rape of honest productive people.
AS non-fiction.
The chilling last line in the article: "...he's warning America that Minneapolis isn't manufactured protest – it's funded insurrection with body counts."
Two back to back Fords with transmission problems sent me to a Honda dealership.
Me yam be pretty much been problem free driving all the Hondas that followed.
Now me knows to also blow me nose at the libtarded Ford Foundation.
PS, except for a couple of 240Zs in college, a 1980 and a 1985 Honda, I have always had Fords, abet, they were all standard shift except for my (still driving every day) 07 Ranger that was bought during my Traveling hyways all over the place in traffic jam years. It's like a fond family member for 275K miles now. Up until recently my Wife drove Escapes since 2012. Because her Sugar drops to "LOW" at the drop of a hat, we can't let her drive anymore.