“‘Gen Z’ Mobs Strike Again – Target Mexico”

Brian Berletic:

“Gen Z” Mobs Strike Again – Target Mexico – Evidence So Far of Who is Behind it US NED-funded media like “Animal Politico” and US NED “Democracy Award” winner and former Mexican president/millionaire Vicente Fox are openly promoting the protests “organized” on mainly US-based social media platforms – as per VERIFIED US-engineered color revolutions elsewhere this year including Nepal, and dating all the way back to the so-called “Arab Spring” in 2011. The US destabilizing Mexico amid impending war on Venezuela in South America would reflect Washington’s acceleration toward, not “retreat” from its pursuit of GLOBAL hegemony – Latin America being located on the globe along with Africa, the Middle East, and Eurasia…

Sources:

CNN: Thousands protest crime and corruption in Mexico City as ‘Gen Z’ protests gain momentum

This week some “Gen Z” social media influencers said they no longer backed Saturday’s protests. While elderly figures like former President Vicente Fox, and Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego published messages in support of the protests.

National Endowment for Democracy (NED): REMARKS BY PRESIDENT VICENTE FOX QUESADA, ON ACCEPTING THE 2001 DEMOCRACY AWARD

National Democratic Institute (NDI): Supporting Information Integrity and Civil Political Discourse

One of NDI’s partner organizations, Animal Politico, participated in this collaborative project that crowdsourced fact-checking efforts from a number of journalists and experts on social media and in political debates.

Wikipedia: Gen Z protests (Mexico)

Animal Político:

The Ford Foundation & the W. K. Kellogg Foundation

Open Society Foundations

Microsoft & Knight Center (Knight Centers are funded by the Knight Foundation)

Google & NED (archived)

Front Organizations

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