Last night Ian Walsh Reilly was elected president of the Metropolitan Republican Club on East 83rd Street. Reilly has links to Proud Boys and invited this group to speak in 2018, which resulted in major disruption to the club, physically and socially. That year Reilly's boss, NY State Senator Marty Golden, lost his seat. Association with Reilly was not wise.
Reilly is quite an operator though; after getting in to the MRC, he got 500 people to join - when there had been only 300 members to start. Almost $40,000 was spent by the new members. From whence came the funds?
Talking to friend of mine, I am being made aware of links that exist between New Right and Proud Boys; and Democrats. New Right sounds like some kind of fascist outfit, and indeed anyone researching it comes to that conclusion, it was on the radar screen of David Toube and the Jewish Chronicle in London, where it hosted Lady Michele Renouf and David Irving, both Holocaust deniers. Out-and-out neo-nazis also spoke at New Right, causing it to get evicted from the Cross Keys in 2006.
Litte wonder it would have ties to Proud Boys, but where do the Dems come in?
Well, left and right are often just signs posted by operatives trying to get into power and make a buck. And cooperation between them happens openly; as does secret collusion.
When New Right convener Jonothon Boulter was wheeling and dealing in the years before the US 2016 elections, he was hot on Syria, meeting head of top US intel firm Jellyfish Michael Bagley in London. Bagley had secret (or so he thought, too bad he showed them to an undercover operative whom he thought was on his side) US State Department waivers to arm rebels and do a phony refugee camp in Syria, which Boulter had plans to get some contracts for.
One would assume Bagley is in the right; check your facts. He worked for no less a US Senator than Patty Murray! And his cousin is a known Democrat in - the US State Department!
The undercover journalist had been in communication with Boulter and other fascist types for years, having started this particular gig in 2006 in London with the Jewish Chronicle. At one point he even joined the National Socialist Movement and went to meetings at its NYC chapter, later passing that information to the New York Times - great story by the way by Joseph Goldstein.
And at some point the undercover journalist was asked by Boulter to get Richard Spencer - the alt right activist - to Trump. But oddly, Boulter was not keen on Trump; it seemed at first that Boulter was trying to get some link to Trump, but Boulter was keen to boast that he already had ties to Clinton and did not need, or want Trump. Boulter, like so many other people, believed Trump would lose.
Spencer was not welcome in Trump circles, and neither was his NY liaison, Jason Jorvani. So that ended that, the undercover journalist decided he wanted the world to know about Syria and how it was in reality an operation designed to make some criminals a lot of money with the US taxpayer footing the bill; before any more kids got killed. He went on the radio in the UK with Tony Gosling, a controversial at times anti-American reporter. The two of them have like this love-hate relationship, going back years. So it was a strange interview in some ways, but he got a lot out. We also put information here at times, man we tried to do our part, I hope that some diligent journalist picks that stuff up before more kids get killed and Russia and the US have a worse relationship, all due to behind the scenes collusion between a US Democrat spymaster and a right wing UK based spymaster.
You want collusion? Maybe Mueller ought to look into Boulter and Bagley; whose antics have set up a situation that is making diplomacy between Russia and the US very strained, while Syrians suffer.
But getting back to the main story. My bad, it's hard to stick to one thing when you got like a thousand things going on, and that's not even talking about assassination attempts in Bolivia or black ops in Cabinda. Black ops in New York is the topic so OK, I'm on it.
Let's look at the Reilly's crew. Start if you will with Vish Burra. Drug dealer, according to arrest records in Richmond County, aka Staten Island. Prosecuted by GOP man Dan Donovan. Now Burra is suddenly a GOP man hanging out with white GOP kids who belong to what some say is a neo-nazi group? Or Igor Bronz, Ukranian involved in left wing gaia clubs. He too wants to hang out with the GOP? Maybe the global warming is getting to his head.
So what's the end game? To bring climate change lectures to East 83rd Street? According to my source, that's not the plan. The plan is a Trojan Horse designed to discredit Trump and the GOP, paid for secretly by globalists whose business operations Trump is disrupting. So they disrupt Trump - and disruption is their new game. Somewhere in Dem circles, somewhere in a foreign country, agents are watching their operatives who have now wheeled the horse into the city. If they could not win by frontal assault, they have other techniques. You could almost admire them if so many kids were not being killed over it all.
Running through my head is the '60 hit Sympathy for the Devil: "Pleased to meet you, hope you guess my name; but what's confusing you is just the nature of my game."
Stay tuned. There's lots to this and I need to blog more later. And hopefully the mainstream press will tune in to what's being said here. Up next when I get more time: notes on Sebastian Gorka and Hungarian neo nazis, MI5, Milo, and the drug cartels reaction to Trump, Proud Boys links to Jimmy Devin.
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CJ Pearson is a teenage political activist and National Chairman of Teens for Trump
In the past 15 months, I have found myself supporting four different candidates for President: Rand Paul, Ted Cruz, Bernie Sanders and now billionaire businessman and Republican Party nominee, Donald Trump. As a 14-year-old, I may not be able to vote in this election, but I am deeply invested in its outcome.
Some have ridiculed me for supporting various candidates across the ideological spectrum. In a condescending blog post last December, conservative radio host Erick Erickson accused me of desperately seeking attention, questioned my intellectual capacity and instructed me to “shut up, and go live life.” This reaction makes one thing clear: many people in the “old guard” do not have the slightest understanding of the political philosophies of my generation.
I believe that the future of America is post-party politics. I hope that in 10 to 20 years, the near constant issue of partisanship will be a distant memory.
The shift is already beginning. According to a 2014 Pew Research study, 50% of millennials identify as political independents. In 2004, that number was a mere 38%. Many people in my generation support the person—regardless of political party—who they believe has the capacity and ability to lead. The future and stability of America are far more important than ego and party.
That’s why I’ve decided to support Mr. Trump, and it’s my sincere belief that flocks of other young people will soon follow.
The independent streaks ingrained into the hearts and souls of America’s youth are the cornerstone of the billionaire’s youth appeal. The problems of America’s young folks are far bigger than Snapchat and emojis—undeniable truths Hillary Clinton doesn’t seem to understand. In the coming weeks and months, while Mr. Trump is releasing detailed policy proposals to deal with the issues plaguing young America, Clinton will likely still be doing what she seemingly does best—pandering until she’s blue in the face.
While the past eight years may feel distant to some, the wounds—full of devastation and pain—inflicted by President Obama’s agenda remain fresh.
As a young black male, I’ve seen my community flailing and struggling due to the disastrous impacts of the Obama political agenda, and I refuse to allow the possibility of a Clinton presidency to extend that suffering. After eight years of promises of hope and change, 2 out of 5 black boys and girls live in poverty. Compared to white Americans, African-Americans are more likely to own fewer homes and are more likely to be unemployed.
The policies of the Obama administration have done little to help people of color, yet Clinton has unwaveringly defended them at every turn. In a recent speech in Detroit, Trump pointedly said: “If Hillary Clinton’s goal was to inflict pain on the African-American community, she could not have done a better job.”
Trump’s message to young people of color is simple: what do you have to lose?
In my young optimistic eyes, after the last eight years of the Obama presidency, there is little left to lose. There is only room to do better, and there is only one goal: to make America great for every American.