Well Whaddaya Know: Black Lives Matter Leader Lives in Home Owned by Soros’ Open Society Board Member

Seems pretty cozy, doesn’t it?

Since we know George Soros already pumped $33 million into groups organizing protests like the one in Ferguson and has helped bankroll social uprisings the world over just like Black Lives Matter, it kind of makes one wonder if McKesson’s widely publicized arrest in Baton Rouge a couple of days ago (below) was really just a paid for publicity stunt…

(That was sarcasm, of course it was).

Via The American Mirror:

#BlackLivesMatter leader DeRay Mckesson may claim to be leading a grassroots revolution for racial and economic justice, but he has close connections with the privileged and elite.

Mckesson lives in a home owned by philanthropists James and Robin Wood in Baltimore, Maryland.

It’s the same address he used when declaring his residency on his campaign committee registration form for his failed mayoral run in the city’s Democratic primary earlier this year.

The Woods have owned the home since 1996 and are wealthy donors to the Baltimore chapter of George Soros’ Open Society Institute. Robin is so active that she was made a board member of the far-left non-profit back in 2008, according to the OSI’s website. The OSI site describes the Williams:

They moved to Baltimore in 1995, when Jimmy had the opportunity to return to his hometown to become director of the orthopedic faculty practice at Sinai Hospital. For the past five years, he has been chief of orthopedics at Harbor Hospital and Robin threw herself into nonprofit work in Baltimore, first with the Community Law Center. She has served on the boards of Associated Black Charities, Safe and Sound, the Baltimore School for the Arts and the Baltimore Community Foundation boards. In 2008, Robin joined the OSI-Baltimore board of directors. She is also now attending the University Of Maryland School of Law.

Soros groups have had several connections to #BlackLivesMatter organizers and activists.

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