Guest post by Jay Valentine
How do you stop the NGO network funding the violent street riots?
There are over 70,000 NGOs, tens of thousands of whom receive federal money, who are directly or indirectly tied to the organizations operating the LA riots.
The solution, which is now at hand, it to eliminate all government funding not only for the handful of orgs who directly fund bad behavior – but defund anyone financially connected to them.
Until now, the complex connections among the tens of thousands of NGOs have been invisible because the only technology available has been relational tech – a relic of the 1980s.
40-year-old technology is not much of a weapon against modern activist politics.
The solution is to understand all money is fungible.
If the federal government funds organization A, and they fund organization B, and B funds organization C, and the boys at organization C fund rioters, all such financial connections must forfeit their taxpayer funding.
It is only by tracing all the connections to those rioting—and stopping all funding to anyone who funds them or one of their indirect NGO entities—that this activity can be stopped.
The problem is neither the Department of Justice nor the FBI has the technology to do it. These organizations use ancient relational technology and are blind to the network connections – both in organized fraud and in NGOs funding riots.
As this Fractal video shows, quantum speed technology can identify every dollar from every NGO hundreds of layers deep and give the government the tools to stop any funding to any organization that has any financial connection to a riot-funding NGO.
The Fractal team tracks every NGO, ten years back, every dollar, every employee, phone number, address and how dollars are moved back and forth to avoid detection.
Everything in the NGO tracking system is processed on a 4 inch by 4 inch computer, using less power than a table lamp – no data center needed.
Jay’s articles appear at FractalComputing.Substack.com
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