Monday, September 18, 2023

Elon Musk, world’s richest promoter of antisemitism

 

Elon Musk, world’s richest promoter of antisemitism

For over two weeks, the richest capitalist in the world, Elon Musk, in concert with neo-Nazis and Republican Party operatives, has affirmed and promoted century-old antisemitic tropes to millions of people on the social media platform he purchased last year for $44 billion.

In multiple tweets on Twitter/X, Musk has accused Jewish people of controlling the mass media and the financial markets. In a September 4 Twitter/X thread, Musk accused the Anti-Defamation League, which was founded in 1913 to combat antisemitism and racism, of “trying to kill this platform by falsely accusing it & me of being anti-Semitic.”

Fascist Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro (left) smiles with billionaire Elon Musk, May 2022. [Photo by Ministério Das Comunicações / CC BY 2.0]

Blaming Jewish people for the cratering of Twitter/X’s value, Musk wrote: “Our US advertising revenue is still down 60%, primarily due to pressure on advertisers by @ADL (that’s what advertisers tell us), so they almost succeeded in killing X/Twitter!”

“If this continues,” Musk added, “we will have no choice but to file a defamation suit against, ironically, the ‘Anti-Defamation’ League.”

In the same thread, Musk responded to a question posed by fascist provocateur and InfoWars correspondent Mike Cernovich. Musk took the opportunity to accuse the ADL of spreading antisemitic content on the platform since he purchased it, writing “there is no way to tell if the organization complaining was somehow complicit in creating the very thing they complain about!”

Prior to his September 4 outburst, Musk and others incited an online pogrom against Jewish people under the hashtag #BanTheADL. Thousands of posts have been made on Twitter/X under the hashtag promoting the genocide of Jews.

The #BanTheADL hashtag was created by neo-Nazis at the end of August. The hashtag originated with Irish fascist Keith Woods (real name Keith O’Brien). Woods, neo-Nazi Nick Fuentes, and retired mixed martial artist/UFC fighter Jake Shields started the #BanTheADL campaign on Twitter/X following an August 30 tweet from ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt.

It must be said that Greenblatt and ADL’s distorted definition of antisemitism—which treats as antisemitic all criticisms of the capitalist state of Israel, including comparisons of its decades-long persecution of the Palestinians with the Nazis’ treatment of Jewish people in the period before the Holocaust—has allowed actual neo-Nazis to claim they are falsely being labelled as antisemitic by the organization for merely criticizing the state of Israel.

The #BanTheADL hashtag is not a legitimate response to the ADL’s adoption of the false and viciously right-wing definition of antisemitism by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance, which is targeted against any left-wing or socialist critique of the oppression of the Palestinian people by the state of Israel. The IHRA definition could also be used against the popular opposition to the fascistic Netanyahu government among the majority of Israeli Jews.

Rather, the #BanTheADL campaign seeks to use the anti-democratic role of the IHRA to discredit any reporting and exposure of actual antisemitic content on Twitter/X. Neo-Nazis, and Musk, attack the ADL for authoring reports pointing to the rise of fascist content on Twitter/X since Musk bought the company.

In his August 30 tweet, Greenblatt thanked Twitter/X CEO Linda Yaccarino for “reaching out and I’m hopeful the service will improve. @ADL will be vigilant and give her and @ElonMusk credit if the service gets better ... and reserve the right to call them out until it does.”

The following day, August 31, Woods and Fuentes began promoting #BanTheADL on Twitter/X. Woods promoted it through his account that was reinstated following Musk’s purchase of the company, while Fuentes promoted it through accounts he set up to evade a similar ban, which has not been rescinded, and encouraged his neo-Nazi followers on Telegram to promote it. That same day, Shields tweeted a screenshot from the ADL’s website and wrote, “Despite what the ADL wants you to believe it is ok to be white #bantheADL.” Shields’s post was retweeted by Woods and, according to Twitter/X, has been viewed nearly 200,000 times.

Musk and far-right elements propelled it to trend on Twitter/X beginning on September 1 and through the Labor Day weekend. On September 1, Musk “liked” a tweet Woods posted calling for the ADL to banned from Twitter/X. In the tweet liked by Musk, Woods repeated antisemitic tropes that a Jewish cabal controls the media, writing that the ADL “orchestrated an advertiser boycott of Tucker Carlson. Why should they have a platform on X to hold @elonmusk to ransom? It’s time to #BanTheADL.”

Musk continued to engage with the #BanTheADL topic and its promoters, including Woods, liking several subsequent tweets by the fascist. On September 1, Musk replied favorably to a Woods tweet attacking the ADL, writing that the “ADL has tried very hard to strangle X/Twitter.”

Woods has previously spoken at fascist political conferences and favorably interviewed Fuentes on his program. Woods regularly shares antisemitic, nationalist, fascistic, and racist content on all his social media platforms.

Neo-Nazis Nicholas Fuentes (left) and Keith Woods (right), livestream March 3, 2023. [Photo: America First Clip Archive]

As Musk continued to engage with Woods, other right-wing elements joined in the antisemitic campaign. On September 1, Charlie Kirk, co-founder of the fascistic Turning Point USA and co-conspirator in Trump’s failed coup, wrote on Twitter/X, “I believe in the First Amendment so I don’t want to ban anyone’s speech, but if I was going to start somewhere it would be #BanTheADL.”

Appealing to neo-Nazis and white supremacists, Kirk added, “The ADL is a mass purveyor of anti-white hate.” Kirk deleted his tweet, only to change the last sentence to read, “The ADL itself is America’s number-one purveyor of hate speech (and the [Southern Poverty Law Center] is #2). #BanTheADL”

That same day, several other right-wing commentators, including Michael Knowles, Michael Walsh and neo-Nazi Jack Posobiec, tweeted their support for “#BanTheADL.”

Continuing the campaign, the next day, September 2, Musk retweeted far-right Dutch political operative and recent speaker at CPAC Hungary, Eva Vlaardingerbroek, writing “Perhaps we should run a poll on this?” In her tweet, Vlaardingerbroek said that the fact #BanTheADL was trending showed “how done people are with the ‘we’re labeling everything we don’t like as hateful/racist/dangerous/far-right’ BS.”

On September 4, Woods posted a video clip from Alex Jones’ InfoWars program in which Jones claimed the ADL was “the most pro-Hitler organization I’ve ever seen.” Musk replied to the video/Woods tweet, “The ADL, because they are so aggressive in their demands to ban social media accounts for even minor infraction, are ironically the biggest generators of anti-Semitism on this platform!”

Holocaust denier and Trump Thanksgiving guest Nick Fuentes has a specific purpose in the anti-ADL campaign. He noted in a recent livestream that while it was “beneficial” that the hashtag spread freely on Twitter/X, “maybe the most important feature here is with Elon Musk.”

“It’s not just that ... millions of people are seeing the conversation,” the neo-Nazi said, “but it’s specifically this audience of one, Elon Musk, is paying attention. And we have been watching it closely. It almost seems like he wakes up and checks Keith Woods’ timeline. For updates on this!

“It’s hard not to believe that based on when his engagement starts for the day. And he starts everyday by liking the tweets, and he replies to a few of them, even replying to some of the retweets on Keith Woods’ timeline. So that’s maybe even a bigger deal ... we have a captive audience of one, who just happens to be the richest man in the world. The kingmaker on the platform, who is very ... in tuned ... to this conversation and specifically the conversation as it pertains to what we are saying about it.”

“He tweeted 28 times in just the last 24 hours about this campaign,” Fuentes noted.

Musk’s vociferous promotion of antisemitic conspiracy theories that Jews control the media and society at large is not a new development. This past spring, Musk attacked billionaire Democratic Party funder and Holocaust survivor George Soros. On May 15, 2023, Musk tweeted, “Soros reminds me of Magneto.” In the X-Men comic, the super-villain Magneto’s willingness to use violence against humans to protect his mutant allies stems from his family’s annihilation by Nazis at Auschwitz as a child during World War II.

In response to Musk’s tweet comparing Soros to a comic book villain who killed thousands of people, Twitter user Brian Krassenstein noted that the Magneto character frequently aided the heroic X-men and was also a Holocaust survivor. Musk replied that Soros “wants to erode the very fabric of civilization. Soros hates humanity.”

Musk later added that his original tweet was unkind to Magneto. In a follow-up interview on CNBC, Musk doubled down on his attacks against Soros, a bogeyman for the international fascist right, telling the host that he thought it was “true” that Soros wanted to destroy humanity.

On September 17, Musk, using Soros as a bogeyman for international Jewry, responded to a fascist Twitter account blaming Soros for an “invasion” of immigrants in Italy, “The Soros organization appears to want nothing less than the destruction of western civilization.”

Musk’s tweet is a recapitulation of the “Great Replacement” fascist conspiracy theory which animated the Tree of Life Synagogue, Jacksonville, Florida, and Buffalo, New York mass shooters. The fascist lie, which is a pillar in the anti-immigrant propaganda espoused by neo-Nazis, white supremacists and a majority of the Republican Party, posits that a cabal of Jewish people and left-wing elements are seeking to “replace” white Christians in the US and Europe with “lesser stock” from Africa, Asia, and South America.

Under Musk’s stewardship, and by his own admissions, the value of the social media platform he invested heavily in, and was forced to purchase, has collapsed. Since his acquisition of Twitter last year, Musk, a self-declared “free speech absolutist” and racist imbecile, has fired thousands of workers, re-branded the platform and introduced a paid-subscription service.

Over the same period, Musk has overseen the unbanning of Trump’s Twitter/X account while remaining silent on the execution of Saudi dissidents who tweeted their opposition to the dictatorship on Twitter/X. He regularly engages with far-right and openly antisemitic language. Musk regularly promotes his preferred right-wing presidential political candidates while banning left-wing, anarchist, and even bourgeois-liberal journalists.

Musk is one of several billionaire “pandemic profiteers” that saw their wealth explode during the COVID-19 pandemic. In May 2020, Musk illegally ordered the resumption of production in violation of public health orders at the Fremont, California Tesla assembly facility. Wall Street rewarded Musk for this criminal act that led to thousands of COVID-19 infections by shooting up Telsa’s stock price from under $60 a share in May 2020 to over $235 by the end of the year. As of this writing, Musk has an estimated net worth of around $250 billion, roughly 10 times the amount he had “earned” prior to the onset of COVID-19.

Musk’s temporary immense wealth does not innoculate him from historical retribution. Terrified of a growing strike wave in the working class, and increasing support for socialism among workers and youth, the richest person in the world has exposed himself as a Nazi sympathizer and a Jew-hater.

As the war in Ukraine continues to falter, capitalist reaction and fascism are oozing out of every pore of the ruling class. Seeking to blame an external enemy for the failures of capitalism, sections of the ruling class are whipping up the oldest and most genocidal lies in human history, in a last-ditch effort to divide the working class and protect their unearned wealth and parasitic existence.

Musk’s antisemitic rampage demonstrates that Trump’s embrace of “very fine people” at Charlottesville in 2017, and the refusal of Governor Ron DeSantis to condemn neo-Nazis operating openly in Florida are not aberrations. The Republican Party’s transformation into a fascist organization reflects the authoritarian transformation of large sections of the US ruling class.

The Democratic Party and the Biden administration, which have played an immense role in making the electric vehicle manufacturer Musk a very wealthy man, have proven incapable of fighting the fascist threat. While Trump and a few of his top co-conspirators have finally been charged with some of the crimes related to the failed coup, his co-conspirators in Congress, the Pentagon and the Supreme Court remain free.

The Democrats share Musk’s terror of an independent movement of the working class against capitalist exploitation. This was expressed in the coming together of the Democrats with their “Republican colleagues” last year to ban railroad workers from striking, while at the same time passing record military budgets and seemingly unlimited funding for war against Russia.

History has shown that fascism will never be defeated by voting for capitalist parties, or by relying on the capitalist state as the supposed bastion of democracy. It requires the mobilization of the working class on a revolutionary socialist basis. Workers and youth committed to eliminating the fascist threat and fighting the financial oligarchy should contact the World Socialist Web Site today.

UAW STRIKE! - The battle against the automakers is more than a strike, it’s class warfare

 

The battle against the automakers is more than a strike, it’s class warfare

Will Lehman's op-ed in Newsweek [Photo: Newsweek]

This statement by Will Lehman was originally published in Newsweek.

Lehman works at Mack Trucks in Macungie, Pennsylvania. He ran for UAW president in 2022, winning almost 5,000 votes. He is currently suing the US Department of Labor for a rerun of the election over voter suppression.

On Friday, President Biden spoke from the White House about the autoworkers’ strike, calling for the car corporations and the United Auto Workers to reach a “win-win” agreement for workers.

“Record profits have not been shared fairly, in my view, with those workers,” Biden said. “Workers deserve a fair share of the benefits they helped create for an enterprise.”

Biden’s remarks raise fundamental questions about the distribution of wealth in the United States. Much more than a contract dispute is involved.

Workers’ wages at Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis have declined dramatically over the past 50 years. In 1973, autoworkers received an average hourly wage of $5.54 an hour—more than $38 an hour in today’s dollars. If that wage had merely kept up with inflation (setting aside the massive increases in productivity over that time), autoworkers would be making nearly $40 an hour today.

But today temporary workers at GM start at $16.67 and top out at $20, half as much as workers five decades ago. Should temps be lucky enough to be given full-time status, their top pay is capped at just over $32 an hour, which it takes eight long years to reach.

Another comparison: GM CEO Mary Barra received a $28.9 million compensation package in 2022. She made approximately $2.4 million a month, $550,000 a week, $110,000 a day, or an “hourly” rate of nearly $13,800. It would take a temporary worker making the maximum $20 an hour almost three years to make as much as Barra does in a single day.

The difference between the two, however, is that every penny of Barra’s pay package is ultimately derived from the value produced by the labor of the working class.

How can Biden’s “fair share” be distributed between a corporate executive making $13,894 an hour and a temp making $20 an hour?

The conventional argument made by champions of the “free market” system is that executives are paid for their “performance,” by which is meant their ability to deliver for Wall Street. They make millions because the shareholders receive billions.

And how much profit have the companies made? In 2022, GM, Ford, and Stellantis made a combined $77 billion in gross profit.

If that $77 billion were to be distributed among all 150,000 Big Three autoworkers in the US, each worker would receive a bonus of roughly $513,333.

Of course, GM, Stellantis, and Ford employ many tens of thousands more workers around the world, and their labor is also exploited to produce the billions which accrue to the shareholders. There are also the vast supply chains, workers throughout the auto parts plants, who are integral to the productive process.

The president claims that a “win-win” contract for workers and the corporate owners can be reached. But Biden, the veteran capitalist politician, knows that’s impossible. What the president is trying to cover up is that workers and the corporate oligarchy have fundamentally irreconcilable class interests. There is no “fair share” in a set-up in which investors get billions, executives get millions, and workers get pennies.

There is an approaching day of reckoning with social realities that have long been concealed and covered up. Workers are increasingly aware of the vastly unequal society in which they live and are looking for a way to change it. That’s why when I ran as a socialist in the UAW’s 2022 elections, I received 5,000 votes from autoworkers, despite efforts by the union apparatus to suppress the vote, resulting in a turnout of just 9 percent.

UAW President Shawn Fain has taken to denouncing “corporate greed” and the “billionaire class.” In reality, Fain and the union bureaucracy he oversees serve an essential function on behalf of the corporations. They block or limit strikes (as they are currently doing, isolating a walkout at the Big Three to just three plants) and enforce the demands of management, imposing one sellout, concessionary contract after the other for the past 45 years. For these services, the bureaucrats receive their own payouts, including six-figure salaries that put them in the top 5 percent of income earners, an affluent upper-middle class.

The White House and the UAW leadership have been in constant communication for months, closely coordinating their strategy and talking points, with both Biden and Fain repeating the same stock phrases about a “fair share” ad nauseam.

Trump, the fascist demagogue, is seeking to capture growing discontent among workers, particularly over the looming jobs bloodbath related to electric vehicles. To stop workers from directing their anger at the corporations, he scapegoats workers in Mexico and China for layoffs and plant closures.

What Biden, Trump, and Fain all fear is that inequality is driving the working class in the United States towards socialist politics—that is, a political perspective based upon workers’ independent class interests.

Capitalism is showing masses of workers that it is at war with their basic needs. Inflation, the unrestrained transmission of COVID-19, deadly working conditions, the climate crisis, and the threat of nuclear world war are confronting workers all over the world. More and more workers are seeing the need to overturn this entire system and bring about one in which social need, not private profit, determine how society’s resources are organized.

The global implications of the auto struggle in the United States

In less than 48 hours, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on Thursday, contracts covering 150,000 US workers at General Motors, Ford and Stellantis will expire. Contracts covering an additional 18,000 autoworkers in Canada expire four days later, on September 18.

As the deadline approaches, the United Auto Workers bureaucracy is engaged in an effort to call off a battle or severely limit its impact. According to a report in the Detroit Free Press published Tuesday evening, UAW President Shawn Fain is preparing to announce “strategic strikes”—that is, strikes isolated to only a handful of plants—if an agreement is not announced. In recent days, the UAW has backtracked on core demands of workers.

The situation is being carefully monitored by the Biden administration, which is in daily communication with the UAW apparatus. What is being discussed behind closed doors is not the content of the contracts, which were written up long ago, but how workers can be forced to accept a betrayal.

Among workers, however, there is growing anger and determination to fight. Workers voted 97 percent to authorize a strike with the aim of winning massive wage increases, the abolition of tiers, cost-of-living adjustments (COLA) and fully-funded pensions, the immediate hiring-in of all temporary workers and an end to layoffs and plant closures.

The developing class confrontation has immense national and global implications.

The emerging rebellion among autoworkers comes in the aftermath of 40 years of attacks on the rights and living conditions of the working class. In the 1980s, with the help of the AFL-CIO bureaucracy, the American ruling class crushed powerful struggles at PATCO, Hormel, Greyhound, Phelps Dodge, and many others, and ushered in several decades of the artificial suppression of the class struggle, with devastating consequences for the living standards of the working class.

But the decades-long period in which the ruling class could suppress the class struggle in the US with the aid of the trade union bureaucracies has come to an end. For the last several years, there has been a steady escalation of class struggle in the US. And the principal form it has taken is the ever-more bitter conflict with the bureaucratic apparatus, which is dedicated to subordinating the working class to the interests of the corporations and the state.

The working class confronts in this struggle not just a few greedy corporations. The entire policy of the ruling elite—the bailout of the rich, the extreme growth of social inequality and endless war—requires a relentless assault on the jobs and living standards of workers.

The class struggle always tended to be bitterly violent in the United States. This is not only the product of the internal dynamic of class relations in the US. As the US emerged as the predominant imperialist power, all the pressures and contradictions of global capitalism were concentrated within the United States itself.

Through much of the 20th century, the class struggle unfolded against the backdrop of the rising power and dominance of American imperialism. As a result, the strength of American capitalism’s global position granted the ruling class the ability to make certain concessions to the working class, though such concessions were always motivated by the fear of social revolution, a fear that had become reality in the Russian Revolution of 1917.

More than half a century has passed, however, since the Johnson administration confronted the reality that the stated aspirations of the “Great Society” could not be combined with the Vietnam War, setting into motion a policy of social counter-revolution. The ruling class reacted to the deterioration of American capitalism’s economic position with a ferocious assault on the working class. This was aided and abetted by the anti-socialist trade union apparatus, which transformed itself into an arm of corporate management.

Today’s struggles of the working class take place under entirely different conditions. The ruling class celebrated the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1989-91 as heralding a new birth of capitalist stability, but the world did not turn out as the ruling class predicted.

More than 30 years later, the American ruling class confronts an intersection of economic, social and political crises of an unprecedented character. The United States is not the world’s largest creditor, it is the world’s largest debtor, fighting to maintain the increasingly precarious position of the dollar as the world’s reserve currency. The effort of American imperialism to assert its dominant global position through endless war has produced one debacle after the next and is now escalating into a third world war.

The social situation in what was once called the “world’s richest country” is a disaster, characterized by growing poverty and record levels of inequality. The relentless decline in living standards has erased from the American language such phrases as “the land of unlimited opportunity.” Over the past three-and-a-half years, well over one million people have died from the COVID-19 pandemic in the US, due to the refusal of the ruling class to take basic public health measures because of their impact on Wall Street share values.

As for the political system, it is increasingly discredited as a tool in the hands of the rich. Unable to respond to the crisis with any reform agenda, the ruling elites careen toward fascism and dictatorship.

The working class is driven to find a way out of the madness and dysfunction of American society. In its program adopted in 2010, the Socialist Equality Party wrote, “In the final analysis, the vast wealth and power of American capitalism was the most significant objective cause of the subordination of the working class to the corporate-controlled two-party system. As long as the United States was an ascending economic power, perceived by its citizens as ‘the land of unlimited opportunity,’ in which a sufficient share of the national wealth was available to finance rising living standards, American workers were not convinced of the necessity of socialist revolution.

“The change in objective conditions, however, will lead American workers to change their minds. The reality of capitalism will provide workers with many reasons to fight for a fundamental and revolutionary change in the economic organization of society.”

This is now happening. The brutal suppression of the class struggle is breaking down. The development of rank-and-file committees, working class organizations not controlled by the bureaucracy, is gathering strength throughout the United States.

The development of the class struggle, however, will not just take the form of a strike movement. There is a growing sense that what is necessary is a fundamental reorganization of society.

This found expression last year in the widespread support for autoworker Will Lehman’s campaign for UAW president. Lehman, who ran as an open socialist and supporter of the International Workers Alliance of Rank-and-File Committees (IWA-RFC), won almost 5,000 votes, despite massive voter disenfranchisement of the rank and file by the union apparatus, which refused to tell many workers that an election was even taking place.

Again, events within the United States will have international implications. A reciprocal relationship is at work. Just as the full impact of the global crisis of American imperialism imparts to the class struggle internally an extraordinarily explosive character, so the growth of class conflict in the United States will have a radicalizing impact on the entire world. 

The emergence of a rank-and-file movement among American autoworkers is part of the development of a powerful movement of the working class on a global scale. On every continent, mass protests in recent years have involved tens of millions of people, representatives of a globally integrated working class that has grown by billions in the last 30 years.

Within this objective situation, the building of a revolutionary leadership in the working class, based on the entire historical experience of the class struggle and the socialist movement, is the basic political task.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Goes On Attack Against 'Corporate Kleptocracy'

KENNEDY REFERENCES BLACKROCK, JOE BIDEN'S BIGGEST BRIBESTER.



THIS IS THE FUKER WHO HAS FOR 50 YEARS BEEN WALL STREET'S RENT BOY AS HE STAGES HIMSELF AS A POPULIST AND DESTROYED AMERICA'S BORDER TO FLOOD AMERICA WITH 'CHEAP' LABOR FOR HIS CRONIES

Despite his (JOE BIDEN) Wall Street, big business, Big Tech, and billionaire donations, Biden has attempted to portray himself as a small-town fighter from Scranton, Pennsylvania.


For George Soros it was about control to gain influence, access, and special treatment.  After the election Biden formed a transition team that staffed itself with people connected to Soros.

But his money also played a part.  Soros spent over $70 million on activities that backed Biden's candidacy.  Soros bought frequent access to Obama.  That access returned under Biden.  Biden's Kampf

DEM PARASITE LAWYERS GATHER AROUND THE SAME DADDY BIGBUCK$ NEO-FASCIST GEORGE SOROS

Records: Son of Billionaire Democrat Donor George

Soros Has Visited the White House 14 Times

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2023/04/08/records-son-of-billionaire-democrat-donor-george-soros-has-visited-white-house-14-times/


Report: George Soros Is Funding Joe Biden’s ‘TikTok Army’ to Promote Leftist Propaganda

Soros
AP Photo/Kin Cheung

President Joe Biden has a “TikTok army” funded by billionaire Democrat donor George Soros, who has allocated hundreds of thousands of dollars toward the cause of spreading leftist propaganda on the China-owned platform to its massive audience of American teens.

George Soros is funding a “TikTok army” of Gen-Z social media users to push his left-wing propaganda, praise President Joe Biden, and attack conservatives, according to documents obtained by the New York Post.

US President Joe Biden with inset TikTok logo (BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images)

alex soros

President Joe Biden and Alex Soros (@alexsoros/Instagram)

Tax filings show that Soros’ Open Society Foundation gave $5.5 million to Accelerate Action Inc. in 2020 and 2021. In 2022, that nonprofit then gave at least $300,000 to another nonprofit, Gen Z for Change, which boasts a network of 500 “activists, organizers, and creators.”

While in office, President Biden has leaned on Gen Z for Change to push his policy agenda on social media.

Last year, top White House officials briefed these woke lackeys on the ongoing U.S. effort in Ukraine. They have also met with the president himself in the Oval Office, as well as with Biden’s Surgeon General Vivek Murthy regarding the Chinese coronavirus.

Gen Z for Change social media influencers also take to social media to advocate for abolishing border enforcement, defunding police, and ending cash bail.

The group was also reportedly invited to the White House to witness the signing of the Inflation Reduction Act.

It remains unclear how Gen Z for Change disseminates the Soros money to its TikTok army of young activists whose accounts are riddled with White House talking points and left-wing propaganda.

“We are unequivocally supportive of Medicare for all, the Green New Deal, Palestinian liberation, [and] a plethora of progressive policies that a vast majority of Gen Z supports,” group founder Aidan Kohn-Murphy recently told his 288,000 TikTok followers.

Meanwhile, 24-year-old Victoria Hammett, Gen Z for Change’s deputy executive director, frequently complains to her 819,000 followers about pro-life initiatives.

Conor Stayton, the group’s 20-year-old digital marketing strategist who boasts 557,000 TikTok followers, accused Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) of repeating “neo-nazi and white supremacist” after a shooting in Buffalo left 10 people dead in May of last year.

About two-thirds of the $8.3 million for 2020 and 2021 that went toward Accelerate Action — the only nonprofit that has donated to Gen Z for Change — came from Soros, the New York Post noted.

Soros has spent decades financing far-left causes around the world through his Open Society Foundation. President Biden’s “TikTok army” of Gen Z influencers is just the 93-year-old billionaire’s latest left-wing propaganda stunt.

You can follow Alana Mastrangelo on Facebook and Twitter at @ARmastrangelo, and on Instagram.