The Red Pill: Have the Marxists finally found Das Kapital?

The article linked below should be a "red pill" for all Reds, but chances are they never read it or explain it away if they do.

The "Marxist" organization Black Lives Matter (BLM) isn't a spontaneous creation of some deeply concerned leftist radicals. Actually, the BLM is an integral part of a "liberal" network of "philantropic" organizations funded by billionaire capitalists. The network also includes former members of the Obama administration and their financially lucrative networks (one of which is based in Bermuda). These actors have donated millions of dollars to the BLM! Let that sink in. Why would capitalists finance a "revolutionary" organization? For all we know, they might have *created* the BLM. This would explain a lot of things, such as why the BLM have been weaponized to overthrow the Trump administration in favor of the globalist-capitalist Democrats. Its simply impossible to take "the left" seriously again after reading this exposé.

But there is more. If the left are controlled by a capitalist faction today, maybe they were controlled by them all along? How do we know that, say, the Rockefellers weren't paying them already 50 years ago? One of the go-betweens between Warren Buffet and the BLM is a former member of the Weather Underground pardoned by Bill Clinton...

So now we know why the Dems so steadfastly refuse to condemn BLM and Antifa (obviously the same movement). They really are the stormtroopers of the Democratic Party. 

It seems the Marxists have finally found Das Kapital. Or maybe the capital simply found the Marxists...

Who finances Black Lives Matter?

A profitable field guide

"Marine Fauna and Flora of Bermuda" by Wolfgang Sterrer is a macro-field guide covering 740 full-sized pages. Over 1500 species are described, most never before included in a general guide. Since many of the organisms in the waters of Bermuda can also be found in the West Indies or southeastern United States, the field guide can be used profitably in those areas, as well.

There are 228 black-and-white plates and 16 colour plates. The latter show invertebrates. Weirdly, each plate has a private corporate sponsor! Thus, the Bank of Bermuda sponsors the plate showing sea hares and other sea slugs. Thank you. By contrast, the Bank of Butterfield brings us sea squirts. It seems this work is "profitable" in more ways than one...

Organisms featured in this volume include cyanobacteria, fungi, lichens, amoebas, bristle worms, beard worms, spoon worms and (surprise) round worms. Biggest surprise: the Belted Kingfisher.

The Bermuda Triangle might indeed be dangerous, but perhaps not in the sense we expected!