Free speech in the U.S. was never intended to serve as a perpetual vehicle for permanent protest. However, over the past decade, it has morphed into a billion-dollar industry fueled by dark-money-funded, far-left-aligned NGOs—many backed by opaque funding sources, including leftist billionaires and entities based in countries classified as foreign adversaries.
Yet here we are. Far-left NGO networks, some aligned with Marxist ideology, attempted coordinated acts of civil unrest in Los Angeles last month, including arson and insurrectionist behavior.
Simultaneously, operatives tied to far-left color revolution operations, including the Indivisible movement, have targeted Elon Musk and President Trump. In fact, Indivisible has maintained a continuous, nationwide protest pressure campaign against Trump.
Just yesterday, Indivisible foot soldiers were spotted outside Carnegie Mellon’s facilities in Pittsburgh, where the President Trump attended an Energy and Innovation Summit.
Most of these protests are highly organized, and emerging evidence suggests they are largely artificial. In other words, NGOs are hiring “rent-a-protesters” to amplify their message and create the illusion of popular support—when in reality, that mass support does not exist.
The latest evidence comes from an interview between NewsNation’s Brian Entin and Adam Swart, CEO of an activist group called “Crowds on Demand.”
Swart told Entin that an unnamed organization offered his company $20 million to recruit demonstrators for the anti-Trump protests on Thursday.
He told the journalist, “We had to reject an offer worth around $20 million for nationwide, large-scale demonstrations across the country. Personally, I don’t think it’s effective. I’m rejecting the contract not because I don’t want the business, but because, frankly, this is going to be ineffective and make us all look bad.“
My awakening power. Her fading strength. And an ancient magic that could save—or condemn—us.
Having left the Citadel and everything I have ever known, all I have left is Sila. I am determined that we will find a place in this new world, to finally find somewhere safe. I should have known better. With her tether to the Library broken, Sila is beginning to unravel, and every new day in the cursed forest of the outer world brings unknown dangers upon us. But under these sunless skies, my magic burns bright as sunlight in my veins. If I can learn to wield it, it might be the power that will save her.
But such things come with a price, and if it does not cost me my life, it might cost me hers—if the forest doesn’t take us both first.
“Who put Ellen in the blackgum tree?” Decades after trespassing children spotted the desiccated corpse wedged in the treetop, no one knows the answer.
Kate Thrush and her former college professor, Dr. Judith Kane, travel to Cinderwich, Tennessee in hopes that maybe it was their Ellen: Katie’s lost aunt, Judith’s long-gone lover. But they’re not the only ones to have come here looking for closure. The people of Cinderwich, a town hardly more than a skeleton itself, are staunchly resistant to the outsiders’ questions about Ellen and her killer. And the deeper the two women dig, the more rot they unearth…the closer they come to exhuming the evil that lies, hungering, at the roots of Cinderwich.
Kaira wants revenge for her brother, but her curious mind also hunts for answers: the true history of the war, the goddess Kaori, and the enemy god Nihal. To chase that path, she must break free of her overprotective friend.
Sayaka, a blessed memory keeper, doesn’t want to kill; she wants to heal and protect the people she loves. But every life she saves takes something from her, and the Yujis tighten their leash. In a war that feeds on power, do the powerful ever get to choose peace?
You don’t need to run, my beloved. Not anymore. It’s time to come home to Ireland. To Wildewood…
Returning to the village of Kilfayne after all these years, scientist Alex still refuses to believe local folklore that her family is cursed. Even with all the mysterious deaths of her relatives at their ancestral manor, Wildewood. Now her twin brother has joined them. As the last de Wilde, all she wants is to finally sell the old place and move on.
But Nick, the brooding, dangerously hot groundskeeper and her brother’s best friend, seems determined to stand in her way. He was a suspect in her brother’s death. And Alex can find no records of Nick before he came to the isolated estate 15 years ago…
When Alex nearly falls to her death restlessly pacing the shadowy halls in the dead of night, it’s Nick who saves her life. But this near-death experience isn’t the last. Increasingly strange and potentially fatal accidents mount – each with striking similarity to those that claimed her relatives.
Alex is forced to dig into her family’s wretched past, with Nick’s help. Butare they ready to face just how dark the heart of Wildewood truly is?
This absolutely gripping and unputdownable page-turner will keep you totally addicted and send delicious shivers down your spine! Perfect for fans of Grimstone and Karina Halle.
Death comes for all, human and beast alike. Through an angel’s kiss, warm and irresistible, each soul is sent onward—judged by deeds, good or bad. Only true love can delay this fate, for angels may share their power with a soulmate to save another from darkness. A kiss born of anger, however, leads only to ruin. Though eternal, angels still feel, suffer, and bleed, much like humans.
Greetings, reader. Before we begin, let me assure you of one thing: this story has a happy ending. Many tales falter when their conclusions disappoint, so I spare you that doubt. This journey, though filled with trials, leads to hope. To understand it, we must begin at the start.
Imagine life as an angel. Meet the Angel of Death, tasked with claiming souls. One Monday morning, while posing as a café job applicant, she meets Sam, a weary yet kind barista who captures her heart. If you enjoy fantasy, romance, and stories of true love, this tale is for you. Shall we begin?
The progressive left operates on the assumption that generational indoctrination is cumulative – That is to say, they think through time and indoctrination they will eventually lay claim to the minds of 100% of the population. Each new generation is supposed to be more “woke” than the last. However, this is not how society or individual psychology works.
Movements of “progress” crash in flames all the time, often because they turn out to be regressive rather than progressive. And once the smoke clears and the social experiment is dead, the public will usually go back to what worked best in the past.
Leftists thought they had the future in the bag with Gen Z. After all, this is the generation hit hardest with woke propaganda. No other generation has been so overwhelmed with LGBT brainwashing, anti-white racism and multiculturalism, socialist Utopian fantasy, moral relativism and anti-masculinity.
Young women have been convinced that abandoning femininity, rejecting their biological destiny and competing with men is “true freedom.” Third-wave feminism teaches women that their ultimate goal in life is to achieve power by any means necessary. It’s a dangerous delusion that relies on men to remain completely and utterly passive.
Gen Z men have been taught from an early age that they are inherently evil monsters that must be subdued and caged (figuratively or literally). They are warned that they will become “Incels”; dangerous landmines just waiting to explode unless they embrace feminism.
They are conditioned to see traditional manhood as a “social construct” that will ultimately end in a bullet riddled rain of toxic masculinity. They are told that the very root of their future happiness and sanity depends on leftist women accepting them as viable, docile and “safe”.
In other words, leftist women have positioned themselves as the arbiters of society by declaring they they will be the people who decide what manhood should be. It’s an interesting narrative. It is specifically designed to give progressives total power over the one thing that could destroy their socialist empire: Strong men who wake up one day and realize they are being treated unjustly and that the system does not work.
Female social circles tend to function on collectivist terms: The group determines membership through a series of struggle sessions and shame tests to ensure that new members submit to their control. Male groups determine membership by merit – Who is most useful, the hardest working, the most intelligent, the most able to move the group’s success forward.
Woke ideology is a vehicle for building a society using effeminate group structures. Most men are held back within such a system and left to rot, never fulfilling their roles because they are seen as threats to the power dynamics of the collective.
According to recent surveys, Gen Z is abandoning this feminist paradigm at record pace. In 2019 in the US, just one third of Americans surveyed agreed that traditional gender roles were becoming more popular. In 2026, that number rose to 40%; among Gen Z the number spikes to 61%.
The woke media is struggling to understand what is happening and trying to figure out how they can shame Zoomer men into coming back to the progressive fold. As Esquire Magazine asks:
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