@TheJusticeDept you say you are wanting to know who is funding the domestic terrorist. It took me 5 minutes to figure it out...

Communists Funding the Resistance: The Alliance for Global Justice
Another such organization is the Alliance for Global Justice (AfGJ).
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This Tucson, Arizona-based group had largely flown under the radar since its 1998 founding. Yet in Feb 2017, the group that was behind the riotous shutdown of a speech that conservative speaker Milo Yiannopoulos was scheduled to give at the University of California, Berkeley.

AfGJ’s funding reads like a Who’s Who of radical left-wing foundations. Since 2004, AfGJ has received over $200,000 in funding from the Tides Foundation. Tides’ radicalism has been documented many times by Capital Research Center.

Indeed, when other left-wing foundations want to give money to radical leftist groups but don’t want to be seen giving it directly, they donate to Tides as a pass-through. (Previous CRC papers on Tides:

Green Watch, August 2012; Foundation Watch, July 2011; and Foundation Watch, October 2010.) From 2004 to 2006, the Open Society Institute (now known as Open Society Foundations) gave $100,000 to AfGJ.

The Open Society Institute was founded by billionaire George Soros, who seems never to have met a leftist cause he didn’t want to fund.

So @TheJusticeDept don’t pretend to not know where the BLM & Antifa terrorist get $$ from.

The Arca Foundation, which has given $245,000 since 2002. CRC’s Matthew Vadum described Arca as “on the cutting edge of radical left-wing causes, embracing Fidel Castro’s Cuba, the Palestinian cause, Saul Alinsky-inspired community organizing, &

the never-ending social justice campaigns of the Left” (Foundation Watch, October 2011).

The Brightwater Fund has donated $510,00 to AfGJ since 2011,also funds the radical leftist Popular Resistance, which has protested at the homes of members of the Fed Communications Commission. In 1 instance, members of the group blocked the driveway of Commissioner Tom Wheeler

The Firedoll Foundation has given $101,500 since 2008. Firedoll has also donated to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund, a “charity” that had financial ties to the Holy Land Foundation.

The founders of the Holy Land Foundation were given prison sentences ranging from 15 to 65 years in 2009 after being convicted of funneling over $15 million to the terrorist organization Hamas.

Don’t insult me @TheJusticeDept that you don’t know who is funding BLM & Antifa.

The New World Foundation has donated $95,000 since 2003. The philanthropy also gives money to the Tides Foundation.  From 1982 to 1988 it was chaired by none other than Hillary Clinton.

@TheJusticeDept don’t insult me by acting like you don’t know this is information

AfGJ has also received $30,000 in grants from the Foundation for Deep Ecology, an environmental foundation that considers human beings to be a plague upon the earth; $172,000 from the Hill Snowdon Foundation, which has given over $5 million since 2000 to the Tides Foundation;

and $30,000 from the charitable arm of every leftist’s favorite confectionary maker, the Ben and Jerry’s Foundation.

AfGJ has also taken money from corporate foundations, including $10,000 from the Bank of America Charitable Foundation, $10,000 from the Aetna Foundation, $5,000 from the Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund, $119,000 from the Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund, and

$21,100 from the Schwab Charitable Fund (the last three corporations provide “donor-advised funds” to individuals or foundations who use the funds to make charitable donations, often anonymously).

@TheJusticeDept you are clear on where the $ come from. Just admit that these orgs are so imbedded in our system that it’s to risky to go after the big donors that have 1 goal & it’s the destruction of our country. ignoring this is a welcome mat for 1 world government & communism

BLM’s major financial supporters include:
•Airbnb – $500,000 to BLM and the NAACP
•Anastasia Beverly Hills fashions – $1 million pledged, $100,000 donated so far to groups including BLM

•Bad Robot Productions – film studio involved in Star Trek, Star Wars, and Mission Impossible, $10 million pledged to “anti-racist” groups. BLM among the first recipients
•BTS, a Korean pop group – $1 million, matching donations from fans

•Cisco, electronics giant – $5 million to groups including BLM and its own Fighting Racism and Discrimination fund
•DECIEM cosmetics – $100,000 to NAACP and BLM  
•Democracy Alliance – another Soros-linked group, added BLM to its annual $500 million donor list

•Door Dash – food delivery company, $500,000
•Ford Foundation and Borealis Philanthropy – Left-wing groups that established a $100 million donor fund
•George Soros’ Open Society Foundation – $33 million
•Glossier cosmetics – $500,000

•Pokemon Company – owners of the popular card game and its characters, $100,000
•Scopely – mobile phone game developer, $1 million to BLM, NAACP, and Equal Justice Initiative
•Spanx – undergarment manufacturer, $100,000 to groups including BLM

•Square Enix computer games – $250,000 to BLM, also matching employee donations
•Ubisoft computer games – $100,000 to NAACP and BLM
•The Weeknd – Canadian R&B singer, $250,000

BLM in turn sends funding to The Freedom Road Socialist Organization - Marxist–Leninist organization formed in 1985, as many of the Maoist-oriented groups formed in the United States New Communist Movement of the 1970s were shrinking or collapsing.

The FRSO tried to consolidate some of these groups into a single, lasting organization. The FRSO's component groups saw ultraleftism as the New Communist Movement's main error and attempted to reverse what they saw as that movement's excessive divisiveness and sectarianism.

The FRSO was founded when the Proletarian Unity League and the Revolutionary Workers Headquarters merged in 1985 and then fused with the Organization for Revolutionary Unity in 1986.

It later absorbed other groups too, including the Amílcar Cabral-Paul Robeson Collective in 1988 and the Socialist Organizing Network in 1994.Wikipedia
Abbreviation:
FRSO
Founded:
1985

Ideology:
Communism, Marxism–Leninism, Anti-revisionism, Proletarian internationalism, Anti-imperialism
Political position:
Far-left
International affiliation:
International Communist Seminar (defunct)

List of Communist Organizations Operating in US:

All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (A-APRP)
Alliance Marxist-Leninist (North America)
American Indian Movement – Grand Governing Council (AIM-GGC)
American Indian Movement

– International Federation of Autonomous Chapters (AIM-IFAC)
Barrio Union (Unión del Barrio)

Black Radical Congress (BRC)
Committee for a Unified Independent Party (CUIP)
Committees of Correspondence for Democracy and Socialism (CCDS)

Communist Party of the USA (CPUSA)
Communist Voice Organization
Democratic Socialists of America (DSA)
For a Better World
Freedom Road Socialist Organization [Fight Back] (FRSO)
Freedom Road Socialist Organization [Freedom Road] (FRSO)
Freedom Socialist Party (FSP)

Green Party of the United States, mirror page, other page
Heatwave Communist-Anarchist Federation (Heatwave CAF)
Independent Progressive Politics Network (IPPN)
Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)

International Socialist Organization (ISO)
Internationalist Group
Internationalist Notes, other page, Los Angeles Workers Voice
Labor Party (LP)
Labor Standard, mirror page
Labor’s Militant Voice, mirror page
League for the Revolutionary Party (LRP)

League of Revolutionaries for a New America (LRNA)
Left Green Network
Left Party
Left Turn
Maoist Internationalist Movement (MIM)
National Black United Front (NBUF)
New Democracy
New Liberty Party
New Party

New Union Party
News & Letters Committees
Organizing Committee for the Program of Permanent Revolution
Peace and Freedom Party (PFP), periodical Partisan Prairie Fire Organizing Committee (PFOC)

Progressive Labor Party (PLP), other page
Progressive ProAction Party
Revolutionary Communist Party (RCP) periodical Revolutionary Worker
Revolutionary Workers League (RWL)
Social Democrats USA (SDUSA)
Socialist Action
Socialist Alternative
Socialist Equality Party (SEP)

Socialist Labor Party (SLP)
Socialist Organizer
Socialist Party USA (SPUSA)
Socialist Workers Organization (SWO) periodical Socialist Viewpoint
Socialist Workers’ Party (SWP) periodical Militant Solidarity, mirror page

The Greens/Green Party USA, mirror page
United People’s Party (La Raza Unida Party)
United States Pacifist Party (USPP)
Unity Organizing Committee (UOC) unofficial page
US Marxist-Leninist Organization (USMLO) periodical Voice of Revolution

Vermont Progressive Party
Workers Democracy Network
Workers International League (WIL), youth organization
Workers Party U.S.A.
Workers Solidarity Alliance (WSA)
Workers World Party (WWP)
Working Families Party (WFP)
World Socialist Party of the United States (WSPUS)

Democrats

#UPDATE the founder of Black Futures Lab, is also the founder of the openly Marxist, global organization Black Lives Matter & the numerous domestic organizations, such as the Movement For Black Lives, that are related to it.
@TheJusticeDept

The BLM organization sponsors and proposes Marxist public policy such as socialized ownership of resources, banks, and businesses, a highly unequal income tax, putting everyone on welfare through a “minimum income,” & government jobs.

In 2015, Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors said she and her fellow organizers are “trained Marxists.”

Garza’s org that the Chinese Progressive Association funds, Black Futures Lab, appears to be a lobbying group advocating for “local-, state- & federal-level policies that make Black communities stronger,” & goals which presumably fall in line with Garza’s Marxist ideology.

The prominence of Black Lives Matter’s role in heightening racial strife in American recent years cannot be understated.

As Ben Weingarten writes at The Federalist, BLM is “collectively rooted in & devoted to Marxism, Jew-hatred, violence, racism, social discord, & the undermining of our founding values and principles.” Of course, China would see value in funding such an organization.