The regime of George Soros is once again trying to bully corporate America into submission by twisting their charities’ arms into supporting the radical Southern Poverty Law Center, which has been indicted on charges of fraud. The racially charged Color of Change, whose apparatus was pivotal in the whole defund-the-police kerfuffle, launched a lefty drivel-laced petition on MoveOn.org (another Soros-funded operation), demanding charities “Stop Aiding Trump's Attacks on the Racial Justice Movement!” The petition, as of June 10, garnered 18,963 of the 20,000 signatures target. The document railed that “some of the country's largest and most powerful financial institutions are helping carry out Trump's political attacks on the Southern Poverty Law Center.” Of course, per its racially-charged namesake, Color of Change had to arbitrarily whip out the race card: “The question this raises is bigger than one organization. It's whether Black people will be allowed to organize, advocate, and build power without being punished for it.” Never mind the fact that it was a grand jury, not the Justice Department in isolation, that indicted the SPLC for allegedly duping donors into believing it was fighting neo-Nazism and white supremacy while financing the very neo-Nazis and white supremacists it claimed to be warring against. Soros funneled $4,400,000 into Color of Change between 2018 and 2020 alone. MoveOn.org also received $3,468,995 from the Soros regime between 2016-2024, which means that both figures together account for $7,868,995 in Soros money. The petition targets a litany of corporate charities who have blocked their donor-advised funds from being distributed to the SPLC following the fraud charges, including Fidelity Charitable, Vanguard Charitable, Goldman Sachs Gives, Charles Schwab's DAFgiving360, and Thrivent Charitable. Color of Change also imagined itself as a victim of Trump’s crusade against SPLC’s fraud, which read like a pathetic attempt to simply protect their bottom line: The SPLC is one target. But Trump allies are already signaling that Color Of Change and other racial justice and pro-democracy groups are also on their hit list. If these major financial players get away with cutting off the SPLC, the next group will go down more easily, and the one after that more easily still. As was previously implied, Color of Change’s propaganda push isn’t the only anecdote of the Soros empire trying to protect another of its grantees in the SPLC. On May 6, MRC Business analyzed how Soros funneled over $204 million into at least 10 signatories to an open letter also demanding corporate charities resume donations to the SPLC despite the federal indictment.  And Soros’s Open Society Foundations aren’t being quiet about this either. In fact, the OSF posted a statement on X May 11 showcasing its solidarity with the SPLC (sounds about right) and how it would continue to be a cash cow for similar efforts:  As funders committed to democracy, justice, and the long-term health of civil society, we boldly stand with the Southern Poverty Law Center and with the broader civil rights community. We will continue to resource organizations defending rights and freedoms. And we will continue to call out the difference between legitimate accountability and the use of government power to silence critics. Here’s a useful rule of thumb when understanding how the Soros operation works: Whenever a Soros grantee is under public scrutiny, expect its fellow grantees to swarm like wasps protecting the hive.