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READ HERE:<\/a> <\/strong>Free speech in the U.S. was never intended to serve as a perpetual vehicle for permanent protest. However, over the past decade, it has morphed into a billion-dollar industry fueled by dark-money-funded, far-left-aligned NGOs\u2014many backed by opaque funding sources, including leftist billionaires and entities based in countries classified as foreign adversaries.<\/p>\n Yet here we are. Far-left NGO networks, some aligned with Marxist ideology, attempted coordinated acts of civil unrest in Los Angeles last month, including arson and insurrectionist behavior.<\/p>\n Simultaneously, operatives tied to far-left color revolution operations, including the\u00a0Indivisible movement<\/a>, have targeted Elon Musk and President Trump. In fact, Indivisible has maintained a continuous, nationwide protest pressure campaign against Trump.<\/p>\n Just yesterday, Indivisible foot soldiers were spotted outside Carnegie Mellon’s facilities in Pittsburgh, where the President Trump attended an Energy and Innovation Summit.<\/p>\n NOW \u2014\u00a0@CarnegieMellon<\/a>\u00a0students and community activists are marching from Schenley Plaza to Carnegie Mellon\u2019s campus while Sen. McCormick & President Trump meet with leaders, CEOs inside the PA Energy & Innovation Summit.\u00a0@WTAE<\/a>\u00a0pic.twitter.com\/BwZ0wJV9q8<\/a><\/p>\n\n