Meet Jared Holt, the guy who’s getting Alex Jones kicked off the internet
Jared Holt of Right Wing Watch is taking credit for the coordinated ousting of Alex Jones from several platforms. I have my own reservations about Jones and am well-aware of how his actions impeded the Pizzagate investigation, but this link is too ridiculous not to ignore. I have gone over how Alefantis' gallery is funded by a family whose trust fund ended up in the hands of Charles Manson and Keith Raniere; on the other hand, I've also profiled how the CrossCurrents foundation, another funder of the gallery, has close ties to Britain's shadowy Tavistock institute.
But the biggest revelation is that People for the American Way is supported by the Bauman foundation, who have pledged their support for the gallery on multiple occasions[i]. Their support isn't marginal and they worked closely with ex-boyfriend David Brock. Like the occult-linked Cafritz family, they are one of the primary donors. The bulk of my writings on Pizzagate have centered around an organized crime ring run out of galleries like the one in question, along with instances of galleries in places like Berlin, New York City, Oakland and especially London.
Per Wikipedia: Major donors to PFAW include George Soros' Open Society Institute, the Miriam G. and Ira D. Wallach Foundation, the Bauman Foundation, and the Evelyn and Walter Haas Jr. Fund.
More from the Salon article:
Jared Holt helped lead the pressure campaign to get Infowars booted from Spotify, Facebook and other platforms
The timing isn't random. In recent weeks, a group of progressive activists has dialed up efforts to pressure these distribution platforms to drop Infowars. That pressure, which comes at a time when court proceedings against Jones have finally begun in earnest, created the momentum that led to this decision. This has been mentioned in passing in much of the coverage, but these folks deserve much more credit and recognition for the work they've been doing in trying to fight right-wing disinformation campaigns. Salon spoke recently with Jared Holt, a researcher from Right Wing Watch, a project of People for the American Way. Holt's work has been instrumental in getting social media and other internet platforms to give Infowars the boot. This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity.
Patricia Bauman profile
Bauman and Alefantis
Bauman Foundation Board - Includes David Brock
She is Chair of the Natural Resources Defense Council Action Fund, Co-Chair of the Brennan Center for Justice, a Trustee of Montefiore Medical Center, a board member of NEO Philanthropy and Working America Education Fund, and a Manager of Catalist LLC.
Her husband and fellow board member H.H. John Landrum Bryant is the former head of the National Park Foundation and is the Prince of Monteagudo, a former medieval enclave in Spain. The Monteagudo family appears to be one of the most important bloodlines for Spanish Royalty.
ISGP-Studies even found that Bryant was sued for sexual harassment by a former housekeeper.
In the introduction to David Brock's book Killing the Messenger, both Patricia Bauman and Alefantis are thanked.. That book launch famously included James Alefantis snapping a photo inside Lynn Forrester de Rothschild's apartment.
While they aren't the only moneyed group behind this planned suppression of "conspiracy research", these ties show the motives are quite clear.
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Are_we_sure ago
You don't like the American way? Whaddya, a Commie?
...just read your previous post. You seem to have made a mistake and confused two separate Cafritz entities.
The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation is not the source of Pamela Cafritz's money. The foundation is a non profit 501(c)3 corporation as you can see on their 990 tax return. http://www.foundationsearch.com/990/ARCHIVE/5/MORRIS%20AND%20GWENDOLYN%20CAFRITZ%20FOUNDATION%202008%20526036989.PDF
As you note
Pamela Cafritz got her money from a trust fund not the family foundation. 501(c)3 money can't just spent on your own family. This is why Trump's charity is going to have to dissolve. He was using the money to pay personal debts or buy things for himself or even for campaign expenses. In the words of the NY AG, he was using the foundation as a person checkbook.
A trust fund is about distributing family money usually to future generations, kids or grandkids. You can take a chunk of money and rather than giving it to them all at once, guarantee them an income every year. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/t/trust-fund.asp
If I'm worth 10 billion dollars and give 5 billion to setup a charitable foundation, that is now the foundations money. Not mine and I only have 5 billion left. I may be on the board of the foundation and direct the grants, but the grants need to made under IRS rules for non profits. I can't just give them to my kids. If I want to distribute money to my kids, I can setup a trust fund, but I have to do that with my money.
Info on Trump's charity being sued by New York State. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-trump-foundation/new-york-sues-trump-and-his-charity-over-self-dealing-idUSKBN1JA26G