If you’ve been watching the ongoing chaos in Minneapolis, the scenes are hard to ignore—federal agents blocked by mobs, vehicles surrounded, ICE officers harassed in their own neighborhoods. Now, the shocking truth comes from an unexpected source: the CEO of a company that literally manufactures protests for a living.
Adam Swart, founder of Crowds on Demand, told Fox News he refused to take the Minneapolis assignment because it crossed every ethical and legal line his company adheres to.
Swart’s firm specializes in creating crowds on demand. Need 200 people outside a city council meeting? Swart can provide them. Want paparazzi swarming a celebrity client? He’ll make it happen. Operating in cities like Los Angeles, New York, and Washington, D.C., Crowds on Demand delivers instant mobs for publicity stunts.
For over a decade, Swart’s company has worked on both sides of the political aisle. Conservative events in liberal Brooklyn come at a premium. Left-leaning protests in rural Mississippi cost even more. Essentially, if you can pay a few hundred dollars per participant, Swart guarantees a crowd holding signs.
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