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National News See other National News Articles Title: Bernie Sanders, “anti-oligarchy rally” exposed as staged spectacle Manufactured outrage, manufactured crowds In a desperate bid to revive their crumbling political narrative, the Democratic Party orchestrated yet another inorganic spectacle—this time in Denver, where Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-New York) rallied a crowd allegedly numbering 34,000. But behind the smoke and mirrors, GPS data exposes a far uglier truth: the event was a staged farce, packed with paid-off activists, Antifa operatives, and pro-Hamas agitators—many of whom have been bussed in to similar events for years. These "anti-oligarchy" events are based on hysteria and hypocrisy. These events are based on the Democrat's old playbook of manufacturing a crisis and spreading outrage to pose as the righteous populist movement, saving America from rich people and fascist dictators. Sanders triumphantly declared on X (formerly Twitter) that his Denver rally was the "largest political rally there since 2008," framing it as a grassroots uprising against "authoritarianism" and "oligarchy." Sanders hysterically posted: "The video speaks for itself. 34,000 people out in Denver. Largest political rally there since 2008. The message is clear: NO to authoritarianism. NO to oligarchy. NO to Trumpism. We are ready to fight back. Now it’s on to Tucson." But data analyst Tony Seruga’s forensic breakdown reveals the lie: only 20,189 unique devices were detected—far short of the 34,000 claimed. Worse, 84% of those devices had been present at nine or more Kamala Harris rallies, Antifa/BLM riots, or pro-Hamas protests. A staggering 31% had attended over 20 such events, proving these were not ordinary voters but professional agitators on the Democratic Party’s payroll. Cross-referencing GPS data with 6,000+ databases—including Bureau of Labor Statistics, Pew Research, and social media analytics—Seruga’s team identified the true nature of the crowd: DEI activists, anarchists, and NGO-funded disruptors. Bernie Sanders' "anti-oligarchy" movement is not a grassroots movement made up of the working class. It's a paid-off fraud, full of left wing activists who have no constructive solutions for the preservation of American ideals and principles. Many of these rally-goers were linked to five key groups: • Disruption Project (funding sources unclear, likely illegal operations) • Rise & Resist (501c4 non-profit) • Indivisible Project (501c4 non-profit) • Troublemakers (for-profit agitators) • Democratic Socialists of America (501c4 non-profit) All five receive money from ActBlue, and at least three are funneled cash via USAID—proving yet again that taxpayer dollars are bankrolling domestic unrest. A party in free fall, clinging to chaos The timing of this rally is no accident. A CNN poll just revealed the Democratic Party’s favorability at a record low, with Americans rejecting their radical agenda. But instead of self-reflection, Democrats are doubling down on psychological warfare—using staged crowds to fabricate momentum ahead of their next color revolution, this time targeting Elon Musk and Tesla. This is the same playbook used during the 2020 BLM riots, where NGOs and Soros-funded groups incited violence to manipulate public opinion. But with USAID funding drying up, the Democrats are scrambling to keep their illusion alive. Who really stands against oligarchy? While Sanders and AOC posture as anti-establishment crusaders, their movement is a fraud. The real oligarchy is the Democratic Party itself—a machine that thrives on bureaucratic bloat, corporate media collusion, and paid mobs to silence dissent. Meanwhile, the America First movement is dismantling the deep state, cutting regulations, and empowering citizens—not NGOs. As the left’s house of cards collapses, one question remains: How long will Americans tolerate a party that rules through lies, intimidation, and fake crowds of paid off agitators and their useful idiot networks? Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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