  With all the controversy surrounding the Swift Boat Vets group ( you know,  how the Kerry camp is saying that these guys are being funded by Bush and all that)  you may or may not be uber shocked to learn this:  Some of the groups organizing protests at this summer's Republican National Convention in New York –  including one anarchist outfit planning disruptions –
 get funding from a foundation chaired by Teresa Heinz Kerry,  the wife of the presumed Democratic Party presidential nominee,  reports urlLink Joseph Farah's G2 Bulletin.  Heinz Kerry,  worth as much as $ 1 billion according to some estimates,
 has directed donations in the millions to the urlLink Tides Foundation,  a 28- year- old grant- making institution that funds some of the principal groups organizing demonstrations and disruptions of the GOP convention.  The umbrella coalition organizing the protests is called United for Peace and Justice –
 strongly critical of the war in Iraq.  The coalition was sponsored by Ramsey Clark's International Action Center,  which was funded by the Tides Center's Iraq Peace Fund and Peace Studies Fund.  Clark's group also sponsored International ANSWER.  Both groups are run by long- time communist revolutionaries.
 Teresa Heinz Kerry's favorite charity has also funded urlLink The Ruckus Society,  an anarchist group known for disrupting the World Trade Organization meeting in Seattle in 1999 and planning similar disruptions for the New York convention.  The group has been training protesters for the GOP convention in the art of sit- ins and blockades.  Mrs.  Kerry,
 working through the Howard Heinz Endowment,  oversaw the donation of more than $ 4 million to the Tides Foundation between 1995 and 2001.  Other groups in the United for Peace and Justice Coalition funded by Tides include the American Friends Service Committee,  MADRE,  the Institute for Policy Studies,
 the American Civil Liberties Union and the National Lawyers Guild.  NO FUCKING WAY!  You mean to tell me Tah- ray- zah funds communist groups?  And where's the massive media coverage?
 ( Read the whole article urlLink here .
