A recently surfaced memo from WikiLeaks, written by progressive leaders including Andy Stern, Anna Burger, and John Podesta, reveals a highly coordinated effort by powerful left-wing donors and operatives to manipulate the outcome of the 2008 elections. The memo, addressed to prominent liberal billionaires like George Soros and Peter Lewis, outlines a blueprint to not only defeat Republican candidates but also to dominate the political landscape for years to come.

Many people that we have seen in the Obama, and Biden administrations are still around today. Such as John Podesta, and Jake Sullivan.

The 2007 NYC Meeting

A Coordinated Campaign to Manipulate Voters

The memo reveals a strategy to exploit demographic shifts and use targeted outreach to create a "tidal wave against the GOP." It emphasizes the need to "control the public dialogue" and brand all Republicans as “Bush Republicans,” aiming to tie every GOP candidate to Bush's unpopularity.

It outlines plans to leverage a network of progressive groups, think tanks, grassroots movements, and media to create an "echo chamber" that drowns out conservative voices, ensuring that the progressive narrative dominates public discourse.

Elites Pulling Strings Behind the Scenes

Prepared for a meeting with wealthy liberal donors like George Soros, the memo outlines a plan for these elites to fund and coordinate voter mobilization and media efforts, effectively running a shadow campaign to boost Democrats in 2008.

This backroom coordination by a small group of elites raises questions about transparency and democracy, suggesting that big money and media influence are being used to shape electoral outcomes rather than the will of the people.

Targeting Conservatives and Silencing Dissent

The document describes strategies to "exploit the weaknesses" of Republican candidates and make "demographics destiny" by building a progressive coalition among minorities, women, and young voters. It details efforts to use advanced data analytics to pinpoint and sway voters in key states.

It also calls for a "war room" to drive campaigns and media to keep Bush’s ratings low and define Republican candidates negatively, revealing a focus on character attacks and divisive tactics to secure victory.

A Plot to Control the Narrative for Years

The memo admits that beyond winning the 2008 elections, the goal is to use electoral gains as "building blocks" for future campaigns, suggesting a long-term strategy to entrench progressive power.

It All Began In 2003

Another memo from Michael Vachon, a top advisor to George Soros, reveals a secretive meeting among liberal elites aimed at developing a comprehensive strategy to defeat President George W. Bush in the 2004 election. The memo details plans for a gathering on July 17-18, 2003, where Soros and other wealthy donors would discuss how to deploy vast financial resources to ensure Bush's defeat.

The document highlights Soros’s intention to make a "major financial contribution" to oust Bush and invites figures like AFL-CIO’s Steve Rosenthal and Emily's List’s Ellen Malcolm, suggesting a coordinated effort to pool resources and strategize against conservative candidates.

Wealthy Elites Plotting Behind Closed Doors

The meeting, involving major left-wing funders like the Sandler family and David Rockefeller Jr., was aimed at leveraging donor wealth to amplify anti-Bush messaging and consolidate liberal power. The memo reveals a clear strategy to use money and influence to manipulate the political landscape, raising concerns about transparency and democratic fairness.

Coordinating a National Campaign Against Bush

The memo describes the creation of a funding strategy to maximize impact through carefully chosen political efforts, including media campaigns, strategic alliances, and voter mobilization. It underscores Soros's "intense dislike" of Bush's policies and the determination to make Bush's removal the primary goal.

Coordination Among The Deep State

A leaked email from Mary Pat Bonner, a key Democratic fundraiser, reveals a meticulously planned strategy to court elite donors for a massive funding push aimed at influencing the 2008 election. The email, sent to John Podesta, outlines a meeting with major donors such as George Soros, Steve Bing, and SEIU, detailing a plan to secure tens of millions of dollars in contributions for The Fund for America.

Big Money Influencing Politics Behind Closed Doors

The meeting's agenda includes a presentation by Podesta and other top Democratic operatives, aiming to secure donations from individuals capable of giving $1 million or more. Donors like Soros, Bing, and the Lewis family are prepared to contribute between $5 million to $10 million each, showing the scale and intensity of the financial efforts to tilt the upcoming election in favor of the Democrats.

Hiding The Money

A leaked email exchange between prominent liberal operatives reveals a coordinated effort among elite donors, including George Soros and Hollywood mogul Steve Bing, to strategically funnel millions into political groups to influence the 2008 election. The emails, involving figures like John Podesta and SEIU’s Anna Burger, discuss concerns over Bing’s decision to divert funds from a 527 political action committee to specific 501(c)(4) groups, a move that could draw even more public scrutiny toward Soros and his network.

Concealed Donations and Strategic Financial Maneuvers

The emails suggest Bing may split his contributions between media and field operations of certain favored groups, including ACORN and Women’s Voices Women Vote (WVWV), to demonstrate unity with other major liberal funders. This strategy highlights a calculated maneuver to bolster progressive messaging while avoiding direct contributions that could attract negative attention.

Big Tech, and Wall Street Built The Obama Cabinet

An uncovered memo, Including this email reveals that President-Elect Obama's transition team heavily relied on input from powerful private sector figures and financial industry leaders to shape its economic policies, raising concerns about transparency and potential conflicts of interest.

The document, prepared by Obama's Pre-Transition Economic Team, details plans to form an Economic Advisory Board composed of Wall Street executives and corporate leaders, including Citigroup's Robert Rubin, JPMorgan Chase's William Daley, and Google's Eric Schmidt. The involvement of these figures, many of whom have direct stakes in the policies under consideration, suggests a troubling level of influence by the private sector over public policy decisions.

Big Banks and Corporations Driving Key Economic Decisions

The memo outlines urgent meetings to address the financial crisis, job creation, and other economic priorities, highlighting the need to move quickly with the advice of industry insiders. It includes discussions on using TARP funds, financial regulation, and managing corporate bankruptcies, with potential beneficiaries being companies represented by those advising the team.

Conflict of Interest Concerns Over Economic Policy Planning

This extensive involvement by private sector elites in government transition planning raises ethical questions about whether public policy is being shaped to serve the interests of a few powerful individuals rather than the American people. With figures from Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, and other corporations deeply involved in policy decisions, the memo underscores concerns over transparency and fairness in the new administration's approach to economic governance.

This is the Deep State, and they run the Democratic party in 2024.

Vote Accordingly.