The Alliance for Global Justice is funded by a Soros-backed charity called the Tides Foundation, who gave $50,000 to help fund a radical-left group called "Antifa," who used extreme violence to shut down the event at UC Berkeley featuring Milo Yiannopoulos."

"Refuse Fascism" bragged on its website about how they used "righteous" violence against "fascist" Yiannopoulos and how they set a shining example for others to follow. The full name of the group is "In the Name of Humanity, We Refuse to Accept a Fascist America"

The Alliance for Global Justice, based in Tucson, is listed as an organizer and fiscal sponsor for Refuse Fascism, a communist group that encouraged left-wingers to shut down the Yiannopoulos event.

The call to arms succeeded. Yiannopoulos' talk was cancelled after demonstrators lit fires, vandalized businesses, and assaulted Donald Trump and Yiannopoulos supporters.

Refuse Fascism, which includes Princeton professor Cornel West as one of its founding "initiators," defended the response, issuing a statement on its website that called the shut down "righteous."

And on its Facebook page, the group asserted that the vandalism and arson were not "violence." Instead, the group argued that Yiannopoulos and Trump perpetrate violence through the policies they support.

"Dismantling police fences is not violent. And to compare preventing someone like that from speaking to the real-world violence that they perpetuate everyday is ludicrous," reads one post on the group's Facebook page.

We are fast approaching an era when humanity will be subjugated by a technological tyranny managed by an untouchable organization of elites, bureaucrats and paid public minders hired to monitor our behaviors, emotions and thoughts. In an environment like this, law and justice will be meaningless, as the tools of a technocracy can used to enforce the policies and whims of whoever monitors us, whether it be corporate employees, criminals, or abusive state actors.