Update (1215ET): Commentary via Peter Schweizer & Seamus Bruner of the Government Accountability Institute:The Arabella network has been exposed as a dark money machine for the radical Left. Gates has decided he doesn’t like the look. Amazing how quick these ‘Controligarchs’ change course once they feel which way the political winds are blowing. Gates isn’t suddenly a conservative hero, he’s just hedging his bets because he knows the radical Left’s grip is slipping.
The Gates Foundation has funneled more than $200 million to the Arabella network funds since, according to the most recent financial disclosures.
Visualize:
Summary of Gates Foundation to Arabella empire, then distributed… 
* * * The “dark money” network operated by Arabella Advisors has reportedly lost one of its top funding sources: a leftist billionaire’s foundation.
Equally significant in the news cycle this morning, President Trump stated on Truth Social that George Soros and his radical leftist son, Alex Soros, “should be charged with RICO because of their support of violent protests.”Trump: “George Soros, and his wonderful Radical Left son, should be charged with RICO because of their support of Violent Protests, and much more, all throughout the United States of America.” pic.twitter.com/KBxuyAaisF
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) August 27, 2025A New York Times report indicates that the Gates Foundation has halted funding to nonprofit funds managed by Arabella empire, choosing instead to work directly with some partners rather than through intermediaries. In its internal announcement, dated June 24 and sent to some Gates employees who oversee grant programs, foundation officials did not mention politics. Instead, they cited a desire to engage more directly with grant recipients and cut back on the use of intermediaries like Arabella entities.”Teams are increasingly working directly with programmatic partners — organizations that are deeply embedded in the communities we serve and closely aligned with our mission,” the note reads. “As we look ahead, this is a chance to build deeper, more durable relationships with those partners — and to reinforce the kind of legacy we want to leave behind.” -NYTTracing the Arabella network’s donors is tricky. But according to the NYT, the Gates Foundation has plowed $450 million into the network since 2008, which in turn funneled money into other nonprofit entities, ranging from radical leftist climate groups to abortion initiatives, and even supporting the permanent protest-industrial complex against President Trump.💰 $114.8 Million Dark Money Infusion: The Arabella Advisors network has funneled at least $114.8 million to “No Kings” protest organizers and affiliates
according to most recent (’19-’23) financial disclosures analyzed by GAI. pic.twitter.com/qWHyuAa7Tg
— Seamus Bruner (@seamusbruner) June 13, 2025With President Trump back in the White House and investigations focusing on corruption across the Democratic Party’s funding and nonprofit infrastructure, as well as ActBlue investigations, the risks for Bill Gates’ progressive NGO empire have never been greater. The move to cut ties could have happened even sooner, according to two people, one close to the foundation and one with knowledge of Arabella’s internal operations. Over the last few years, Arabella has become a target of conservative watchdogs because of its work with groups that funnel money toward progressive causes. With President Trump back in the White House, the political risks have only mounted. -NYTPeter Schweizer and Seamus Bruner of the Government Accountability Institute recently revealed a report that detailed how the rogue anti-Trump ‘No Kings’ front group, waging a permanent protest against all things Trump, “bagged $114.8 million from the Arabella dark money network.” ✊🏻Indivisible Project as a Protest Vehicle: Indivisible, the official organizer of the “No Kings” protests, received $14.06 million in contributions in 2023 alone, including from dark money intermediaries like Arabella’s Sixteen Thirty Fund and billionaire donors. pic.twitter.com/gNnphNVUH6
— Seamus Bruner (@seamusbruner) June 13, 2025The Gates Foundation told NYT that the move to sever ties with Arabella network was “a business decision that reflects our regular strategic assessments of partnerships and operating models.” NYT’s report on Arabella network comes hours after NBC News confirmed Gates met with Trump at the White House on Tuesday afternoon. More details from the report:Some nonprofits are distancing themselves from Arabella network to keep Gates funding.Several groups have started exiting Arabella’s New Venture Fund (NVF), which serves as a fiscal sponsor for 170+ projects and has funneled billions into progressive causes.While Gates once accounted for a significant share of NVF funding, in 2023 its contribution was only 2%. Still, losing Gates threatens Arabella netowrk’s influence and revenue streams.Related:Bringing ‘Dark Money’ Operatives Out Of The ShadowsDark-Money Network Funneled Millions Into ‘No Kings’ Nationwide Color Revolution OperationWhat’s clear is that Gates is moving to insulate his foundation ahead of what could be a period of intense scrutiny and crackdowns on rogue progressive philanthropic networks. Loading recommendations…
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Trump Calls For RICO Charges Against Soros Over Violent Protest Support; Gates Foundation Abruptly Severs Ties With Rogue Arabella Advisors
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Enroll Today: Earn Your Correctional Officer Certificate at Eastern Florida State College – Exclusive Opportunity on Space Coast Daily
must complete a multi-step application process
Get Ready to Gear Up for the Corrections Academy!
What’s the Deal
Eastern Florida State College is throwing open the doors to its Correctional Officer Certificate Program—and you’re invited! On Wednesday, June 18, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., swing by the Melbourne Campus Student Union for a front‑row seat at the info session.
Why You Should Show Up
- Find out how EFSC Foundation funding plus a state grant can cover almost all the costs.
- Learn what it takes to become a Florida correctional officer—from the classroom to the boot camp.
- Ask questions, meet the program staff, and get a preview of the academy’s paramilitary training style.
Who’s Talking?
Melissa Walker, the Program Advisor, will be on hand. Drop her a line or give her a shout:
- Email: walkerme@easternflorida.edu
- Phone: 321‑433‑5637
- Location: Melbourne Campus, Building 8, Room 201‑B
What’s the Program All About?
The Corrections Academy is a 13‑week, 420‑hour intensive course. Imagine a blend of:
- Strict classroom lessons on rules, safety, and legal stuff.
- Physical fitness drills—think boot camp meets “real life” training.
- Defensive tactics that will have you saying “no, thank you” like a pro.
Finish strong by getting ready to take the Florida Department of Law Enforcement State Officer Certification Examination for Corrections. That’s your ticket to a career in jails, prisons, or other correctional facilities.
Why It Matters
Correctional officers are the backbone of secure, orderly institutions. Your role will be to keep the peace, supervise inmates, enforce rules, and keep everyone from turning the place into a circus.
Ready to Join the Ranks?
Don’t miss this chance to learn, ask questions, and maybe start a new path that’s as exciting as it is demanding. Grab your calendar, set a reminder, and come see what’s possible at the Eastern Florida State College Corrections Academy!
Got Questions About Your Next Step?
If you’re eyeing a fresh start at our Melbourne Campus, the best first move is to drop a line (or a quick call) to our Program Advisor, Melissa Walker.
Where She Lives (and That’s Where You’ll Find Her)
- Building 8, Room 201-B, Melbourne Campus
- Email: walkerme@easternflorida.edu
- Phone: 321-433-5637
Melissa’s got the inside scoop on everything from course choices to campus life, and she’s eager to help you make the right moves.
Application Process and Screening Requirements
Getting Ready to Join EFSC: Your Fun‑filled Roadmap
Think of the application process as a series of checkpoints on a treasure map. Each step unlocks the next piece of the puzzle, and before you know it you’re ready to roll the dice and start the class.
Step One: Send in Your Application
Kick things off by clicking on the “Apply for General Admission” link on the EFSC site. Just keep it simple—a click and you’re in the queue.
Step Two: Attend the Mandatory Intake Meeting
This is the “Coffee with the Pros” session. Bring curiosity, keep your questions handy, and be ready to learn what makes EFSC a standout place to grow.
Step Three: Complete the Background Screening
- Background Check: The Brevard Police Testing and Selection Center will run a quick scan to make sure all is clean.
- Criminal Justice Basic Abilities Test: A short test that checks your fundamentals—think of it like the quick “gotcha” quiz before the big game.
Step Four: Attend the Program Orientation
The mandatory orientation is your “Intro to Life at EFSC”. It’s the first hour-filler that tells you what to expect, how to navigate, and lays out the social scene.
When the Stars Align
Once all the checks pass, and the number of applicants hits the sweet spot, class start dates are posted. Keep an eye on the calendar, because missing it might mean waiting for the next wave.
So strap in, ace the test, attend the meetings, and soon you’ll be part of the EFSC family. Good luck, future Trailblazers!
Significant Financial Support Available
Money‑Saving Magic for Future Leaders
What the EFSC Foundation’s Sweet Deal Covers
- Background Check – $150? Nope, gone!
- CJBAT Test – $39? Covered too.
- Tuition, Books & Uniforms – For Florida residents or those who get a residency waiver.
The Naked Numbers
For students living in the Sunshine State, the full bill is about $2,500. And guess what? Most of that comes from grant magic.
More Ways to Stretch Your Dollar
- Veterans Educational Benefits – a bonus for those who served.
- EFSC Scholarships – the extra sparkle.
- Florida Prepaid College Plans – a smart investment.
- Florida Bright Futures – the ultimate dream fund.
Why It’s Not a Pell Grant
This quick‑start program is so short that it skips the federal playbook. Pell Grants won’t get in the mix.
Don’t Miss Out: Get the Inside Scoop on the Correctional Officer Certificate Program!
Save the date: Wednesday, June 18, from 6‑8 p.m. at the Melbourne Campus Student Union. It’s the one event you’ll want to sit through—no, seriously, you’ll want to sit.
Why You Should Come
- Enrollment Made Simple: Find out exactly how to sign up and what oddities they’ll ask you to fill out—only the actual Applications, no hidden questions.
- Funding Options Unveiled: From grants to scholarships and whether the school offers a loan piggy-back plan—learn all the ways to make tuition a breeze.
- Program Expectations: Get the rundown on the syllabus, the field hours, and whether the curriculum includes playing the “phone-a-friend” game during exams.
RSVP & Next Steps
Simply let us know you’re going, and we’ll lock your spot. Kindly RSVP for the June 18 session—we’re keen to keep everyone in the loop and prevent the dreaded “I missed the opening” lameness.
Reach Out to Your Liking Program Advisor
Speak with Melissa Walker, the Program Advisor, who is hanging out in Building 8, Room 201‑B on the Melbourne Campus.
- Email: walkerme@easternflorida.edu
- Phone: 321‑433‑5637
Talk to Melissa for questions about the exam, the books you’ll need, or any practical advice—like how to keep your sanity if your classes involve undercover policing. Sign up, show up, and take that first step toward becoming a certified correctional officer. See you there!
Hot Off the Press: Space Coast Daily News – May 12, 2025
Ever wondered what makes Brevard County’s very own paper the buzz of the region?
Below is the quick, no‑frills rundown of why you should keep an eye on the Space Coast Daily.Why It Stands Out
- Local Love – Every story is rooted in the heart of Brevard County, from the launch pads to the lighthouse.
- Timely Teasers – Breaking news comes fast—so you’re never stuck in the dark.
- Community Cred – Readers trust it more than their favorite coffee shop.
- Humor & Heart – Even the dullest headlines get a wink and a giggle.
What’s New on the 12th
- Space shuttle updates that actually matter—no more space jargon glitches.
- Local athlete’s comeback story that will make your heart race.
- Community event listings that keep the county bustling.
Get Involved
If you’re a resident or just a curious outsider, check out their site to read full articles, or drop by the office. It’s free, friendly, and fascinating!
Keep the conversation alive—share your favorite Space Coast story on social media, or just tell a friend you found it.