When I started this blog, it was to bring awareness to the Candidates at the local level, meaning here in Meadville, PA. I had no idea that there was something far deeper going on until I really started looking at things, digging through page after page of funding, and connections to outside organizations. This whole thing really did become like an iceberg. This isn't just happening here in Meadville with our Vote for Meadville group, it doesn't even end at the NAACP or Crawford County United, in fact this goes even beyond PA United. This is happening right now in multiple states, this power battle, this democrat takeover if you will, is bigger than you can fathom. This is starting strongly in battleground states, states that typically red states when it comes to presidential elections. I know this because the "Movement voter project" outlines their battles, and how they begin and their strategy to take over, starting with strategic funding at local levels to begin to move things in their favor. I used the word I here, because I feel it's important that the readers know that 1 person is behind this, 1 person is invested in bringing to light the level of deceit that is being passed off as empathy, and 1 person who takes full responsibility for making you aware. I am 1 person, but I hope by the end of this, I'm joined by others who are just as concerned about where their local elections, state elections and beyond are headed. We do need to unite, but not how they think.
Quick recap of how I got to the movement voter project;
Vote for Meadville is part of Crawford County United, which is then part of PA United. PA United received funding from Movement Voter Project in the amount of $50,000. This money was then distributed at local levels to support local campaigns. I don't intend to go back into all of that detail, as all of that information is detailed out in full in other blog posts. The focus of this is on the movement voter project, which I will refer to as MVP for ease of typing.
So what is the movement voter project?
So, how do they decide where to fund?
They group states into Tiers to focus their efforts in battleground states first
They want to "flip red states blue, and blueify the already blue states". This comes from the MVP launch video which is a long video, an hour and a half actually. But, how does this prove that they're actually trying to take over states starting at local levels?
Are you starting to think now, wait there are groups running together with these platforms. Maybe you're still not sure? The best thing you can do, is follow the money....
If you want to browse all states go here; https://movement.vote/groups
If you want to focus by the tiers, we have that too;
Tier 1: https://movement.vote/groups/?location=Tier%201%20States
Tier 2: https://movement.vote/groups/?location=Tier%202%20States
Tier 3: https://movement.vote/groups/?location=Tier%203%20States
Tier 4: https://movement.vote/groups/?location=Tier%204%20States
You can also choose to just lookup your state while you're on their page. You might recognize some of the group names listed on their site. These could be groups in your area claiming to be local grassroots organizations, but they have outside funding and influence.
Since this blog is based out of Meadville, PA, we wanted to point out some of the local groups we see forming in our area.
There are 26 groups formed in PA, and we only knew of 2! This is scary when you really think about it. What really is the goal here?
The more areas they can take over, the greater power they are given.
Maybe you're already experiencing some of the things they are doing to gain power?
*Door-to-door canvassing
*Person-to-person texting
*Phone-banking
*Social media
These are some things we have seen right here in Meadville, PA.
Something we weren't sure about was "relational organizing". What is it?
The theory is simple: a volunteer reaching out to someone they already know is more effective than a volunteer reaching out to strangers. If you got a call from a campaign organizer asking you to vote, it would be easier for you to ignore it (assuming you even pick up the phone from an unknown number) than if your best friend texted you and asked you to vote.
You know how whenever your friend gets involved with a MLM business, they typically reach out to friends and get their support and ask their friends to ask their friends for support... most call this a pyramid scheme. This is the concept of relational organizing, the thing that they're trying to "sell" folks on, is their idea and way of thinking. I think "relational organizing" really should be called pyramid politics, because that's what it really is.
Now, what is the end goal? What does this mean for our states? Not just Tier 1, but all the way to Tier 4....
There doesn't seem to be a clear end goal...aside from POWER.
"Democrats have successfully taken the White House and Congress." "Related battles for political power in statehouses and D.C."
It all comes down to Democrat control of all levels of Government. Local levels, state levels and beyond.
Do yourself, your neighbors and your community a favor... look into these groups. Know what they're all about. Know where they got their funding, and even some of their "volunteers". Know what training they have to persuade and manipulate you into voting in their favor. What started as a social experiment in key states is now becoming a takeover.
I will NOT be persuaded and manipulated. I will stand up against this progressive movement and I will NOT remain silent on this issue. I hope that you will CHOOSE to do the same. Stand up, stand out and weed them out!
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