Hands Off: Unmasking the Paid Protesters Faking Outrage EP450
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On April 5, 2025, a staged anti American spectacle unfolded across the U.S. as thousands of paid actors swarmed the streets for the so-called Hands Off rallies, a calculated hit job on President Donald Trump and DOGE’s Elon Musk. These weren’t genuine protesters with a cause, they were hired performers, bused in, scripted, and paid to stir up chaos and push a narrative.
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In Raleigh, North Carolina, a mob of these actors, mostly white folks over 50, blocked a major roadway, forcing police to step in and break up the scene. Matt Van Swol, a local witness, caught the orchestrated drama on camera, noting the crowd’s suspiciously uniform demographic. Meanwhile, in Washington, D.C., Laura Loomer exposed the operation’s logistics, filming actors in Islamic garb, complete with keffiyehs and Palestinian flags, unloading from buses. She traced one of the vehicles to Summer Bus Tour Inc., a Chinese company and a clear sign of a well-funded production.
The numbers don’t lie. Tony Seruga, a data analyst, tracked 7,498 mobile devices at these rallies, revealing a pattern of professional agitation. Organizers claimed 30,000 attendees, but CBS played it safe with a vague “thousands.” Seruga’s data showed 92% of these devices were linked to repeat offenders, people who’d already shown up at five or more Kamala Harris rallies, Antifa or BLM events, or pro-Hamas and pro-Palestinian protests. These aren’t concerned citizens, they’re career actors with a rap sheet of paid gigs. Steve Brown, an X user, didn’t mince words, calling them “paid protesters who have no loyalty to America.”
The money behind this circus has a name, George Soros. A report by Natalie Winters, shared by Doctor Can Do on X, exposed the Soros-funded groups bankrolling these rallies, Tesla protests, and town halls. But when pressed on their supposed grievances, the actors couldn’t deliver a coherent line. Bubblebathgirl, an X user, noted they just parroted mainstream media buzzwords, unable to explain their cause. Defiyantly Free piled on, saying, “They have no idea what DOGE or Elon Musk is even doing, that’s what happens when you fry your brain on MSNBC all day.” Mike LaChance added a jab, “Does the Democrat party have anyone with an IQ above room temperature?”
The absurdity peaked in Manhattan, where Andy Ngo spotted an actor in a Luigi costume holding a “depose” sign, only to deny any connection to Luigi Mangioni when questioned, a classic case of a bad script. In D.C., Bubblebathgirl caught the actors clocking out in sync, “All of the ‘protesters’ in DC left at the same time, they’re either paid or it’s a cult, or both.” Real Doge USA sealed the deal, spotting “two full-on buses” unloading the hired help, “They’re just paid protesters, crazy.”
While the actors played their roles, genuine supporters gathered in West Los Angeles outside a Tesla dealership, waving flags and holding signs for Musk, as reported by DOGE News. The contrast was stark. Gunther Eagleman mocked the actors’ chants about “fresh air,” while Clown World called for a return to asylums. Krista Monroe saw the bigger picture, “We must really be hovering right over the target, Barry’s getting awfully nervous now.” James Byrd, another X user, summed up the sentiment, “I’m mad.”
This wasn’t a protest, it was a performance, and a poorly acted one at that. With Soros pulling the strings and actors flubbing their lines, the only thing clear is the desperation to take down Trump and Musk. But when the checks stop coming, these rallies will vanish as fast as the buses that brought them.