Labeling a group a terrorist organization doesn’t just hit its members it drags down the network

Labeling a group a terrorist organization doesn’t just hit its members — it drags down the entire network: landlords, banks, donors, trainers. Everyone in the chain becomes persona non grata.

After Antifa arrests tied to terrorism charges, George Soros rushed to deny supporting terrorism. Yet his network is under investigation for funding, training, and radicalizing young Americans.

And with RICO charges now in play, this goes beyond street riots. Investigators suggest it could extend into something much bigger — even international ties.