Sunrise Movement - Zoomer "climate activist" cult, stormed the Capitol before it was cool

AMHOLIO said:
Real question: have any sex pest charges or history been found on any of the older members? Hitler Youth is one thing, staring at the leftist version of Fundies after the Duggar's scandal hit the front page is another.
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As far as I know, no. It wouldn't surprise me if there was something going on, but I haven't heard anything yet.
 
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Marshal Mannerheim said:
As far as I know, no. It wouldn't surprise me if there was something going on, but I haven't heard anything yet.
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Thanks. The more emphasis a club made by adults has on obtaining YOUNG members, the more I worry that they have more pedophiles in their ranks than usual (pedos are unfortunately unavoidable in large groups of people) or are running an elaborate Bathroy scheme with the blood of the youth.
 
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You guys might be pleased (or not) to learn that "climate activism" in the Sunrise sense isn't just confined to America. Here in Bongland, we have our very own knockoff version of Sunrise:
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Unfortunately nobody's tried convincing them to rise up for graphic design.

The reason I'm mentioning them is because they might be doing more "activism" in the New Year:

we’re just getting started​

When GND Rising launched on the 5th of August, just over 4 months ago, we knew that the task facing this movement was huge.

With a new IPCC report making it clearer than ever that time was running out to tackle the climate crisis, and COP26 on the horizon, we knew we had to act quickly to build the beginnings of a movement that could disrupt business as usual and spark the change we need.

Since launching in August we have:

  • trained and welcomed more than 600 young people into our movement as part of 9 volunteer teams
  • challenged more than 40 MPs on video, which have been viewed more than 3.1 million times on social media – forcing them to publicly choose a side
  • reached out to thousands of new young people inviting them to join our movement
  • worked with champions in Parliament to launch the Green New Deal Bill
  • showed up in our hundreds for climate justice at COP in Glasgow.

We’ve built the beginnings of a powerful movement - one with the potential to make a real difference. Next year we will go bigger - together.

We’ll challenge more MPs, in more disruptive and attention-grabbing ways.

We’ll go out into our communities to canvass and build support for the Green New Deal.

We’ll recruit and train thousands more young people into the movement until we are an unstoppable force

We’ll pick our battlegrounds for an upcoming election, and build our power locally.

And we’ll do it all in the spirit of solidarity, joy, and optimism - because when we work together, we can do amazing things - we already have!

If you haven’t taken the plunge and joined us for a welcome call or an action yet, now is the perfect time. In January we’re hosting an extra special welcome call where we’ll run down our action plan for the year ahead, and how you can be part of it. (There may even be special guests...)

Sign up now to save your spot:

12th January, 7-8:30PM

Everything that we’ve done together so far has only happened because someone like you has stepped up to take action - whether that’s challenging their MP, or reaching out to recruit friends and flatmates, or training the next cohort of volunteers.

We need everyone - and there’s a place for you too.

Join us.
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And just like Sunrise, they've worked out how to write incredibly culty emails based around e-begging:
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Dear [Marshal Mannerheim],

There’s just 24 hours left to become one of our founding supporters by donating an hours wage per month for 2022!

Hundreds of people have signed up to support our movement financially next year -will you join them?

Here are some of the reasons people have donated already:​
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OagXvY3PEohm3IyfAhlWxVKU7UYnklVaqu6rIV8mduc5sAAZKU8PchiywxFPTfNRF6rOQqlTgg57MCY4qoSf9ZIQ7bZ8lXV7v99kpcpxyZTU81zqcfdxT3hX2NU_vc9AIxeft8lDjA=s0-d-e1-ft
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A huge thank you to everyone who has donated already - we’re so grateful for the support and trust you have placed in us.

This movement is our chance to fight for a better world - one where we can all thrive. We’re taking that challenge seriously, and we know that it’s going to take all of us giving what we can - whether that’s money, time, or something else.

Thanks for everything you do.
Hannah,
Green New Deal Rising​
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I've never wanted to say "Yankees, go home!" more.
 
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Shaka Brah said:
They couldn't even pick a historically relevant British big government project. You guys never even had a new deal.
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Exactly. Reminds me of when a video from The Lotus Eaters (Sargon's current podcast/YouTube project) appeared on my YouTube feed which featured clips from a BLM rally happening in Barbados, a country which is like 90% black and whose top politicians, legislators, and military officials are all somewhere between milk tea and 95% dark chocolate. Pretty sure black lives are fairly well-respected on that island, friends.

Is there a phrase for this sort of injection of American political movements into other countries' politics? I propose "political colonialism."
 
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Looking for something to watch over Christmas? Nikayla Jefferson, the leader of Sunrise LA Youth (I'm not entirely convinced there isn't some sort of competition going on to see who can come up with the most dystopian sounding name for their own "hub") has got you covered:
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You can read Jefferson's article here (a) if you really want to know what "Varsh" et al are going to be watching this Christmas.
 
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Marshal Mannerheim said:
Looking for something to watch over Christmas? Nikayla Jefferson, the leader of Sunrise LA Youth (I'm not entirely convinced there isn't some sort of competition going on to see who can come up with the most dystopian sounding name for their own "hub") has got you covered:
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You can read Jefferson's article here (a) if you really want to know what "Varsh" et al are going to be watching this Christmas.
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Don't Look Up is a shit movie. It's really smug and gay about Scientism so they have to love it.
 
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Marshal Mannerheim said:
Looking for something to watch over Christmas? Nikayla Jefferson, the leader of Sunrise LA Youth (I'm not entirely convinced there isn't some sort of competition going on to see who can come up with the most dystopian sounding name for their own "hub") has got you covered:
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You can read Jefferson's article here (a) if you really want to know what "Varsh" et al are going to be watching this Christmas.
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using your organization aka cult to cross promote a movie that has nothing to domwith climate change shows you are desperate for notoriety. the face in her says everything I need to know about her.
 
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using your organization aka cult to cross promote a movie that has nothing to domwith climate change shows you are desperate for notoriety. the face in her says everything I need to know about her.
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The asteroid is a pretty blatant allegory for the Leftist cause du-jour. It's not surprising why they want to pimp it. The narrative of the movie is to obey doomsayers and fear porn merchants or you'll die.
 
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Shaka Brah said:
The asteroid is a pretty blatant allegory for the Leftist cause du-jour. It's not surprising why they want to pimp it. The narrative of the movie is to obey doomsayers and fear porn merchants or you'll die.
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The only way to destroy an asteroid is to nuke it
 
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Sunrise is apparently now "Sunrise 2.0", which probably has something to do with them "reimagining themselves".
[Marshal Mannerheim],
Sunrise launched in 2017 after 12 people spent over a year developing a 4-year plan for the movement. It included Sunrise's core "DNA": the story, strategy, structure, and culture that guided the movement. In those first years, this progressive youth-led climate movement achieved things that were supposed to be near impossible.
It's through years of groundwork that we mobilized record youth turnout, elected Green New Deal champions like Sen. Markey, Rep. Bowman, and Rep. Cori Bush, and gave Democrats in Congress a trifecta with a legislative mandate to pass a bold climate agenda that meets the moment of the climate crisis.
Now, five years after Sunrise started, we're looking ahead at the next era of Sunrise: Sunrise 2.0.
[Marshal Mannerheim], we've drafted a memo detailing all you need to know about Sunrise 2.0. We've included it below, but before you read, can you donate $10 or any amount toward our end-of-year goal of $500,000 so we can prepare for Sunrise 2.0 and whatever else comes in 2022?
SUNRISE 2.0 MEMO
Why do we need Sunrise 2.0?
The Sunrise Movement has achieved things in our first five years that were supposed to be impossible. In the next ten years, we’re gonna need to achieve more supposedly "impossible" things — because everything we love depends on it.
As 2021 comes to a close, we've won more for climate justice than has ever been won in the United States. From organizing hundreds of miles long marches to hunger strikes and mass mobilizations across the country, young people are leading us into an even fiercer era of the fight for the Green New Deal.
But we're painfully aware that all we have won will not be enough, and we know that our movement will need to transform in order to build the power we need to WIN a real Green New Deal.
What are some things that are changing in Sunrise 2.0?
It may seem like the oil and gas industry still controls the purse strings — and the state of climate policy — on Capitol Hill. But when we reflect on where we started and how far we've come, it's clear: Climate change is finally a top issue in American politics. And the Green New Deal is now a household name — a transformative policy framework that has inspired thousands of activists across the country to organize.
The challenge ahead of us now is to actually pass the Green New Deal and the policies we need to stop and possibly reverse climate change. And to win, we need a different strategy, story, structure, and culture at Sunrise.
How are you developing Sunrise 2.0?
This reinvention of Sunrise's DNA goes through a process called "frontloading" which gathers learnings from the movement to create a new foundation. The frontloading team truly looks like the movement we know we need to build if we're going to win: majority BIPOC, majority working class, from small towns as well as big cities. The youngest member is 16! Since last fall, they have been working to develop a new draft of the DNA that they believe will serve Sunrise well in the next four to five years.
Part of this new DNA includes supporting our local hubs to fight for Green New Deal legislation on the state and local levels to help lay the groundwork for winning at the federal level in the years to come. Marriage equality, marijuana legalization, and raise the minimum wage movements have adopted the same kind of state-to-federal strategy.
Both staff and volunteers are revising the plan and going through a feedback process with the movement. Sunrise members will vote on whether to ratify the Sunrise 2.0 next year. While strategy and structure may be changing, Sunrise 2.0 will continue advocating for the Green New Deal, electing more GND champions, and building on the goal of passing a climate agenda that meets the moment of the climate crisis.
How can I help usher in Sunrise 2.0?
In January, movement leaders will sit down and analyze the budget, our organizational capacity, and the frontloading plan. They'll have to make tough decisions about what Sunrise can and cannot take on and how bold and ambitious we can be.
Simply put: How much money we raise at the end of this year will determine how much we can take on. That's why supporters like you, giving what you can to invest in this work, are so important.
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Thanks for reading, [Marshal Mannerheim].
If you're ready for the next era of Sunrise — the next stage of our experiment, always led by young people and the communities most impacted by climate change and rooted in a common belief in environmental justice — can you please make a contribution of $10 or any amount toward our $500,000 end-of-year goal to help usher in Sunrise 2.0 today?

In solidarity,
All of us at Sunrise
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To translate:
1) Our Progressive Youth-Led Movement (tm) thought it could get the DNC to support something that would go against the DNC's interests.
2) Unfortunately, reality ensued.
3) We've persuaded some young people who are naive enough to think they can get the DNC to support something that would go against the DNC's interests to write up a plan based around doing that.
4) One of the members of Our Frontloading Team (tm) is 16!
5) We will decide what to put in our totally unrealistic plan based on how much money you give us.
6) Please fund our grift In solidarity, all of us at Sunrise.
 
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Folder of 58 documents (archive)
AntiOppression+Base Building (archive) <-- this is hilarious
Anti-Racism: Giving and Receiving Feedback Module (archive) <-- So is this
Movement Safety 101 (archive)
Hub Finance System Guide (archive)
Sunrise Social Media Guide (archive)
Sunrise Lobby Guide (archive)
[resource] Hub Electoral Compliance FAQ (archive)
Political Strategy Guide (archive)
Resourcing a Just Hub (archive)
Sunrise JEAO Action Plan Template (archive)
Hub JEAO Assessment Template (archive)
Movement Dashboard: Financial, Resource & Support Offerings (archive)
Do's and Don'ts in Hub Spending C4 (archive)

MASSIVE FOLDER OF MEDIA
(DO NOT TRY TO SAVE THIS OR DOWNLOAD IT, IT'S 532.02GB )

I downloaded all I could find from their drive links, I also compiled a list of their contacts based off the users they shared the document with.

Incomplete list, I tried to associate names with emails, and all the positions I could find.
Sophia Zaia - fiaelanz@gmail.com / sophia@sunrisemovement.org / Coordinated Electoral Organizer
Nicole Karsch - nkarsch@gmail.com / Sunrise NYC Hub
Brian Stilwell - brian@sunrisemovement.org
Cormac Martinez del Rio - cormac@sunrisemovement.org / Data Manager
Lauren Maunus - Lauren@sunrisemovement.org / Legislative Manager
Troy Turner - tturner9120@gmail.com / Sunrise Berks Hub
Mark Scrimenti - mark@sunrisemovement.org
Vianney Martinez - vianney@sunrisemovement.org / Hub Support Coordinator
Ahmed Gaya - ahmed@sunrisemovement.org / adgaya@gmail.com / National Field Director
Howie Stanger - howie@sunrisemovement.org / Operations Director
Haley Ratcliff - haley@sunrisemovement.org / haleyhratcliff@gmail.com / Sunrise Philly Hub
Emily Isaacson and Shane Patel - Sunrise Chicago Hub
Shanté Wolfe - Hub Support Manager
Kelsey Vizzard and Lauren Peressini - Sunrise Austin Hub
Caleb Nauman and Dani Reimer - Sunrise Lancaster Hub
Ethan Senser and Becca Lieb - Sunrise LA Hub
Abbie LaPorta and Siddhi Deshpande - Sunrise State College Hub
Bre Macpherson-Rice - Distributed Organizing Manager
Audrey - audrey@radnh.org
Lisa - lisa@radnh.org
Chris - Chris@radnh.org
Candice - candice@radnh.org
Giselle Hart - giselle@radnh.org
Revelle Mast - revellenhym@gmail.com
Michidael Ceard - michidael.flspn@gmail.com
Tristan Slicer - tristannhym@gmail.com
Dylan Carney - dylancarney66@gmail.com
Esther Feldman - estherfeldman7@gmail.com
Tris - trisnyhm@gmail.com
Emily Bates - ebates5411@gmail.com
Katie Morse-Gagne - katienhym@gmail.com
Octavia Thomas - iamunique721@gmail.com
Josie Pinto - josienhym@gmail.com
Jackson - jacksonnhym@gmail.com
Griffin - griffinnhym@gmail.com
Hannah Ferster - hannahnhym@gmail.com
Shay Totten - shay@radvt.org
Quincy - quincynhym@gmail.com
Derek - Derek@radnh.org
Sam Taylor - samtaylor@sunrisemovement.org
Sunrise HoCo - hocosunrise@gmail.com
R Jar - rjaran37@gmail.com
Nadia Ghaicepour - nadiaghaicepour@gmail.com
Jessica Stuparu - JessicaStuparu@gmail.com
Iris Zhan - izrhiasn0079@gmail.com / iris4action@gmail.com
Defne Demirekler - ddemirekler@gmail.com
Sawyer Lodico - kaylalodico@gmail.com
Stephanie Miles - stephaniemiles207@gmail.com
Jolee Smith - issa.jolee@gmail.com
Cate Margaret - catemargaret2@gmail.com
Alice Kim - minkim1307@gmail.com
Oliver Song - oliversong1216@gmail.com
Lindsey Sands - Lindzsandz@gmail.com
Aysegul Yildiz - aysegulyildiz1997@gmail.com
Helen Yin - dc.yinhelen@gmail.com
Shriya Reddy - rshriya23@gmail.com
Emily Cosgrove - 2flamingo176@gmail.com
Roshan Varm - roshanhebbar1922@gmail.com
Hira Khan - hkhan5849@inst.hcpss.org
Amanda Wang - awang31415@gmail.com
Emma Bush - Elaineemma2@gmail.com
Liz Feighner - liz.feighner@gmail.com
Our Revolution HoCo - ourrevolutionhowardcounty@gmail.com
Claire - claire@sunrisemovement.org
Emily LaShelle - eglashelle@gmail.com
Sunrise Berks - sunriseberks@gmail.com
Jesse Meisenhelter
Ad Naka
Rosie McInnes
brittany bennett
sarahabbott
Bre Macpherson-Rice
Hale Maurice
Aimee Urbina
brittany admin
Shaunté Harris - itsshaunteharris@gmail.com - shaunte@sunrisemovement.org
Randall Smith
Paul Campion
Luis Marchese
Aru Shiney-Ajay
Cori Ana Strell - Coristrell@gmail.com
Katie McChesney
 

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