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EPISODE · Feb 15, 2026 · 9 MIN

The Financial and Political Landscape Behind Minneapolis' Radical Protests

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In this episode of Outside the Box, we delve into an intriguing scenario unfolding in Minneapolis, where radical leftist groups have organized protests demanding federal law enforcement to be removed from public venues like arenas. The organizers received significant financial support from various sources including Soros Open Society Foundations and CARE. These groups operate under different chapters and affiliates across the United States, with Minnesota contributing $1.3 million in total assets as of 2024. Despite stringent regulations requiring protesters to obtain permits well in advance, these organizations bypassed those norms by using targeted arenas like the Target Arena without proper permits. “Outside The Box” continues to shine light on critical issues affecting American society. Through incisive commentary, systemic corruption within government institutions exposed and calls for a return to faith and unity as remedies against such malaise are encouraged. To respond to the publisher, email [email protected].

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