You know that feeling when you see the same scripted chaos unfolding in different cities, and it all smells a little too organized? That’s the story with these pro-Maduro protests popping up like weeds in New York City, Chicago, Orlando, Boston, and even Portland—four states’ worth of liberals hitting the streets with identical white signs and black lettering, all whipped up in under 24 hours after Trump’s daring arrest of the Venezuelan dictator. It’s not organic outrage; it’s bought and paid for, with the usual suspects like George Soros and Neville Roy Singham pulling the strings.
Footage from NYC shows protesters marching with Venezuelan flags and signs reading “Hands Off Venezuela,” the communist red banners waving prominently.
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I crashed the paid protestor meeting for "No war with veneuzela" in NYC. This protest was completely bought and paid for, just watch. pic.twitter.com/THYpVQpHqG
— Nate Friedman (@NateFriedman97) January 3, 2026
The image tells the tale: a crowd in winter coats, “STOP BOMBING VENEZUELA” placards uniform as if printed from the same machine, a keffiyeh-wearing protester in the foreground—a snapshot of manufactured dissent. Check Portland’s too—they’ve got the exact same signs, proving this isn’t grassroots; it’s astroturf.
Soros, through foundations like Open Society, and Singham, a China-linked tycoon funding anti-US networks, are the money men. A recent report tied Singham’s People’s Forum to today’s pro-Maduro rally in NYC, admitting involvement in disinformation campaigns. (Citation: ) Code Pink, backed by both, is behind campus protests with similar tactics—communist flags, printed signs, rapid mobilization. No Kings protests, funded by Soros-linked groups, show the same pattern. (Citation: )
Dems cry “fascism” over Maduro’s capture, but this is their playbook: pay useful idiots to chant, distract from Trump’s wins like ending cartel threats without war. Four states coordinated in a day? Not normal—it’s paid, organized, and exposed.
Voters, see through the smoke. Midterms are your power—end the funding, end the farce.
**Opinion Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article, including interpretations of funding sources and calls for voter action, reflect a critical perspective on left-wing activism and may not align with all readers. Facts are based on reported events and social media; readers should verify independently.**
