Company generates crowds for fake "events"--and guess who used it during the campaign?

For Americans who think "news" is real, an interesting company is running ads on X.  It's called "Crowds on Demand."

If you're a gullible Democrat you need to go to their website and see this for yourself.

Crowds on Demand is your home for impactful advocacy campaigns and demonstrations.  Services available nationwide.

We create out-of-the-box campaigns, audiences and events.

Are you looking to create a buzz anywhere in the United States?  We organize passionate demonstrations, rallies and flash-mobs.

We can do letter-writing campaigns, social proof, (no idea what that is) and phone-banking.  We can create turn-key advocacy groups complete with qualified passionate leaders--all on short notice.
   Our services are available in every major U.S city.  *We even do campaigns overseas, coordinating with international partners.  We provide everything: people, materials, even the ideas.

We can turn out hundreds of enthusiastic supporters in just days.

Whether your organization is lobbying to  support a legislative policy, apply pressure in complex litigation or to get swift and effective action some other way, we can set-up protests, rallies, demonstrations, alternatives to litigation or business disputes, even create non-profit organizations to advance your agenda.  

We create attention grabbing events to help non-profits "get on the map" with coordinated guerrilla marketing campaigns, including letter writing, email, and social proof campaigns.  We even put together fan displays to create buzz for people and brands.

For Americans who still don't get it: Our side has copies of required Fed Election Commission filings made by the harris/walz campaign, showing they used this outfit several times during the campaign.

I suspect about 80% of small-ish crowd "events" and "demonstrations" you see on the "newz" are created by hiring this and similar companies to produce "demonstrations for hire."

Ahh, I see lots of diehard Democrat voters think this is all "fake newz" totally fabricated by "right-wing conspiracy theorists."  In that case go to this company's damn website and see for yourself.