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Comparing funding, groups involved, and high profile people backing the #OWS protests Beck says the press is feeding you lies.

In short, Progressivism and the advance of “Progressive Change”, as promoted by the Center for American Progress and supported by academia, the press and a large segment of those in government, is, by any other name, subjugation.

Last week, I reported the news that the U.S. based Tides Foundation is funding Canadian environmentalists who are trying to shut down Alberta’s oil sands industry.

According to their annual reports, Jayapal’s OneAmerica (formerly Hate Free Zone) receives funding from a number of liberal individuals and interest groups, including George Soros’ Open Society Institute, Planned Parenthood, SEIU, the Tides Foundation and a number of various union organizations.

The American Express Foundation funds many left wing groups and causes that are diametrically opposed to conservative principles and values. The list includes Planned Parenthood, La Raza, Greenpeace, NOW, and The National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy which has ties to the Tides Foundation, the Tides Center, George Soros, the Pew Trusts and the Rockefeller Foundation.

Obama’s assistant secretary of state for population, refugees and migration, Eric P. Schwartz, previously served as the director of Connect U.S. Fund which is a Tides Foundation (George Soros) funded group which funnels money managed by the Tides Foundation to leftist groups promoting UN programs and treaties harmful to the US, the US participation in the International Court, US nuclear disarmament, push for global climate fund payments by the US and deep reductions in US greenhouse gases.

Cap and trade bill exposes snakes nest of corrupt politicians, ‘green’ groups, environmentalists, and big corporations all seeking to profit from higher taxes and costs to US.

Easily map people and organizations and all their interconnections.

The Tides Foundation’s central tenet is “healthy societies rely fundamentally on respect for human rights, the vitality of communities and a celebration of diversity.” Seems quite harmless at first glance but upon further inspection of this organization, the group’s motivation becomes quite clear: the promotion of radical leftist beliefs on the American public through any means possible.

Set up in 1976 by California activist Drummond Pike, Tides does two things better than any other foundation or charity in the U.S. today: it routinely obscures the sources of its tax-exempt millions, and makes it difficult (if not impossible) to discern how the funds are actually being used.