To global neoliberalism’s headquarters, to the World
Economic forum, wherein is planned the 4iR and 4th Globalization.
Bill Clinton crossed a picket line
and Angela Davis has been promoting the WEF. Warren Buffet and other billionaire backers have been getting quite a return on their investment. Maybe BLM leadership is not
as leftist as they claim. If they’re planning a WEF-backed revolution,
what’s their “trained Marxist” plan? Using
Marxist analysis to promote and excuse mass layoffs, gig economy work,
and increasing monopoly power?
If the political/economic current system is good at nothing else,
it is good at identifying who to co-opt, who to buy off, and who to
marginalize. It’s the same way original black revolutionaries were co-opted into the afrodemic complex, and how civil rights negroes became reliable cogs in the DNC political machine. It’s how some
Sixties firebrands were neutered into mild-mannered academics and DNC aparatchiks, while others were shuffled off
into obscurity.
Much like the first conspirator to snitch on his comrades gets the
best deal, the same holds true for aspiring sell-outs.
Question: is there even “a national BLM leadership”, with lines of
authority and meetings and a board of directors and everything?
usatoday | “I’m really proud of the work we’ve been able to do in the last seven
years,” Patrisse Cullors, co-founder and chairwoman of the Black Lives
Matter Global Network Foundation, said in a statement. “What is clear is
that Black Lives Matter shares a name with a much larger movement and
there are literally hundreds of organizations that do impactful racial
and gender justice work who make up the fabric of this broader
movement.”
The foundation has already identified several
movement organizations that it would like to support, said Cullors, who
declined to name the groups. The foundation says it will “prioritize
mutual aid organizations, direct service and organizations focused on
creating sustainable improvements in the material conditions for all
black people.” It also looks to support black lesbian, gay, bisexual and
transgender-led groups.
Over its nearly six years of existence, the BLM Global Network had received contributions from high-profile donors, including A-list entertainers such as Jay-Z, Beyoncé and Prince, who contributed to BLM mere weeks before his death in 2016. But unanswered questions of transparency and access to those gifts left some organizers in network affiliate chapters frustrated.
