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James Li, in his video "The SCARY Truth Behind the 'No Kings' Protests," argues that the "No Kings" protest movement is not a genuine grassroots effort but a sophisticated psychological operation (psyop). He finds it suspicious that participants are encouraged to RSVP via the Mobilize app, which is owned by a multinational private equity group. Li claims that a network of approximately 500 groups with an estimated $3 billion in combined revenue, including the Soros network, Arabella network, Ford, Tides, Rockefellers, and Buffett, are orchestrating these nationwide protests. He asserts that these billionaire-funded organizations, despite projecting liberal values, represent powerful interests in big tech, Wall Street, big pharma, and globalism, and are funding protests for ulterior motives. A central concern for Li is data collection, as he believes the protest's photo competition and Mobilize registration are designed to harvest biometric and behavioral data on political dissidents. He highlights that Mobilize is owned by Apex Partners, which holds a majority share in Sagot Investment House, Israel's oldest investment house. Li also points out that Mobilize's privacy policy allows data sharing with law enforcement based on a "good faith belief" without requiring a warrant, drawing parallels to the US government's Zunzuneo program in Cuba, which was used to categorize political leanings. He concludes that the "No Kings" movement, allegedly run by Ezra Lavine and Lei Greenberg, is a "blue state Zionist manufactured movement" intended to control opposition, deflect blame, and steer public sentiment away from critical issues like the Epstein files, foreign government influence, and the Middle East conflict, ultimately insulating political elites and potentially identifying future threats to the establishment. Li advises viewers not to participate alongside this "Zionist organization."
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