HomeWorldUSALatin AmericaEuropeAsiaAfricaTV ShowsShowbizTravelLifestyleOpinionSciencePoliticsHealthSportsTechEntertainmentBusiness
Politics July 21, 2026

Former anti‑Trump protesters resume violent tactics in cities

Former anti‑Trump protesters resume violent tactics in cities

During the summer of 2020, numerous U.S. cities experienced extensive civil unrest, with storefronts boarded up, fires visible on evening news broadcasts, and police precincts overwhelmed by demonstrators.

Authorities estimated the turmoil caused roughly $2 billion in property damage and resulted in at least 19 fatalities.

Jim Rickards, a former advisor to multiple U.S. intelligence and defense agencies, asserts that the disturbances were deliberately engineered and warns that a similar coordinated effort is now directed toward former President Donald Trump.

Rickards contends that the emerging campaign could extend beyond physical damage, potentially jeopardizing retirement savings and other long‑term financial assets.

He has publicly detailed the individuals he believes are orchestrating the effort, their objectives, and the precautionary measures he is taking to safeguard his own family’s financial security.

Share this article

UMVA MAG

UMVA Mag is your trusted source for breaking news, in-depth analysis, and compelling stories from around the world. Covering politics, business, technology, entertainment, sports, health, science, and more — we deliver journalism that matters.

Independent, Accurate, Unbiased
24/7 Breaking News Coverage
Trusted by Millions Worldwide