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$220 million in grants from Open Society as it declares this is “the moment we’ve been investing in for the last 25 years”.
In an interview with the The New York Times, Open Society Foundations President Patrick Gaspard announced that the organisation, headed by billionaire George Soros, is to “double down” on funding “black-led justice organizations”.
The interview was accompanied by a press release from the Open Society declaring that “The largest share of this support—$150 million—will be through a set of five-year grants to Black-led justice organizations that helped to create and now sustain the momentum towards racial equality.”
“Open Society’s response reflects our conviction that real progress requires sustained support over many years and letting leaders accountable to impacted communities shape the path forward.” the release adds.
It also notes that another $70 million will be allocated to “more immediate efforts to advance racial justice,” which include efforts to “reimagine” policing.
Gaspard noted that the recent uprising in the US and across the world is “the moment we’ve been investing in for the last 25 years.”
“There is this call for justice in Black and brown communities, an explosion of not just sympathy but solidarity across the board,” he claimed, adding that “it’s time to double down.”
“And we understood we can place a bet on these activists — Black and white — who see this as a moment of not just incrementalism, but whole-scale reform,” Gaspard asserted.
Gaspard directly referenced the Black Lives Matter movement, staying that “we need these moments to be sustained. If we’re going to say ‘Black lives matter,’ we need to say ‘Black organizations and structures matter.’”
The Open Society’s bold admission will raise eyebrows given that just weeks ago anyone suggesting Soros’ foundations were providing financial assistance to BLM agitators was labelled a ‘conspiracy theorist’:
Paul Joseph Watson on Twitter: “Wait, isn’t this the same media that said it was a “conspiracy theory” Soros was funding BLM? https://t.co/UXQRplhaOK / Twitter”
Wait, isn’t this the same media that said it was a “conspiracy theory” Soros was funding BLM? https://t.co/UXQRplhaOK
Indeed, Soros himself denied that his organisation was providing any funding to protests where violence occurred.
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MORAL LAW — HOW DOES IT GOVERN THE CONSCIENCE?
Those who invested their time and money to achieve a college degree, do they deserve a higher income than the less intelligent laboring-class? A moral question and to come up with an answer we must rely on our perception of moral law.
And as most believe they deserve more, while so very few comprehend that we deserve nothing, the purpose of this world must be to establish by experience the true definition of moral law.
Sorry to sound like a hippy, but the “purpose of this world” IMO means to experience as much love (giving and getting) as we can.
If you have a leak in your home who deserves more, The plumber that can fix the leak or the PhD in music history who can hum you tunes while your home gets destroyed?
The majority of college degrees today are given to people that are doing jobs that used to be done by High School graduates. Most plumbers and electricians today use more math than the majority of college graduates.
Reality is that in 100 years less than 1/100 of 1% of people living today will even be in a data bank.