In further confirmation of the solidly anti-American ideology and action by Marxist NGO NDN Collective in Rapid City, new information indicates an ongoing and lucrative connection between NDN Collective and several well-known far leftist foundations and globalist philanthropical entities. Including George and son, Alex Soros.

Heavily funded by the Bush, MacArthur and Rockefeller Foundations, and by a vaguely-conditioned $100-million grant included in Joe Biden’s disastrous and antithetically named, Inflation Reduction Act, NDN Collective has also been the recipient of millions of dollars from far leftist billionaire field general, George Soros, via Soros flagship Open Societies Foundation and Soros trojan horse climate and environmental spearhead, The Tides Foundation.

Having undertaken an infamous overhaul of the American justice system via ideologically complicit district attorneys and state Attorneys General, the Open Societies Foundation now appears intent on using entities like NDN Collective and other community level and grassroots organizations to exert similar influence in local city council and school board elections and leadership.

In Rapid City, South Dakota, NDN Collective figured prominently in the recent turnover of the Rapid City Area Schools school board and subsequent termination of 33-year educational veteran, District Superintendent Nicole Swigart on basis of a hearsay racial smear campaign through the Department of Justice Office of Civil Rights.

After lucratively funding the successful election campaigns of several far leftist school board candidates, (for about the cost of a Congressional run not so long ago) NDN Collective then inserted direct influence on the gathering and compilation of stories of “civil rights violations” which were accumulated during a series of “community listening” events for inclusion in an official Office of Civil Rights report against Swigart and the district. That report became the foundational document in the termination action against Superintendent Nicole Swigart which was moved and approved on a 6-1 school board vote on August 13, 2024.

NDN Collective is also a grant beneficiary of the Native American Philanthropy Network, which serves as central distribution hub of billions in far leftist foundational donations, including multimillion dollar endowments by The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Open Societies Foundation, the Tides Foundation, MacArthur Foundation and the Rockefeller Foundation, among many more.

While an opaque financial structure obscures direct transmission and mission designations of these funds, the ideological alignment and preconditioned mission compatibility of NDN Collective’s open push for political power and control over Rapid City government and school leadership is prima facie.

Soros funded NGO’s and criminal prosecutors have waged all out warfare against conservative and MAGA political leaders at every level of government, most famously exemplified in the prosecutions of President Donald Trump in New York and Georgia by New York Attorney General Letitia James and disgraced Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, respectively, who both ran on openly and exclusively anti-Trump campaign promises and owe those successful elections and subsequent political ascendancy to generous backing by George Soros and his network of well funded and strategically aligned charitable distribution partners.

George Soros’ mission to destroy the United States of America is a top-down, bottom-up blueprint for commandeering of the most important positions in federal, state and local governments for the ruthless wielding of prosecutorial power and clearinghouse implementation of an authoritarian agenda of far leftist policy.

As with the George Soros war on Donald Trump and MAGA at the federal and state levels, it becomes increasingly apparent that NDN Collective fits and serves perfectly in alignment with that agenda and only grows as a prescient local threat to self-determination in local government and the continued ability of Rapid City citizens to elect and retain school boards, school superintendents, city councils and mayors whose values reflect the conservative majority of constituents in South Dakota’s second largest city.