Americans wake up to BLM’s con, insiders cashed in big

Americans are starting to see the light about Black Lives Matter: Support is dropping like a stone.

But the insiders already cashed in big while the cashing was good.

Per a new Pew poll, just 51% of Americans now back the group even “somewhat,” way down from 67% amid the 2020 George Floyd protests.

Only 22% “strongly support” it; a pitiful 8% think it’s been highly effective at boosting black people’s lives.

And more than half (57%) think, quite rightly, it hasn’t helped at all, while a third actually see BLM as “dangerous” and “divisive.”

That should’ve been clear to everyone from the start.

The group’s founders are basically cop-hating Marxists who capitalized on the horrific George Floyd killing, inflaming passions and hatreds and paving the way for violence.

And for an avalanche of cash for them, as corporate America seized the chance to signal its wokeness by helping BLM rake in a whopping $90 million in donations.

BLM Global Network Foundation co-founder Patrisse Cullors used some of that money to buy multimillion-dollar real estate. In all, the group’s top execs, families and friends took home millions.

Cullors officially resigned two years ago amid the scandal, though who’s really in control remains rather a mystery. Donations have dried up, but the insiders still get to spend down the remaining windfall.

You can’t fool all of the people all of the time, but you can do awfully well by fooling some for a while.