A street art banner showcasing Peter Schweitzer’s recent revelations from his best-selling book, The Invisible Coup: How American Elites and Foreign Powers Use Immigration as a Weapon, was displayed Thursday over the North Park Boulevard Bridge above busy Route 75 in Dallas, Texas.
This street art, which first emerged in Los Angeles and Sacramento last month, illustrates various themes from Schweitzer’s book. According to Breitbart News, well-known conservative street artist Sabo noted:
The artwork features Chinese fighter jets in the sky, linking back to details from the book about a significant number of Chinese pilots being sent to the U.S. to train with minimal oversight before returning to serve in the Chinese military.
There’s also a depiction of a Chinese baby with a parachute, likely connected to what Schweitzer refers to as the “Manchurian Generation,” representing around a million Chinese infants born each year as U.S. citizens but raised in communist China, soon to be eligible voters in American elections.
The Dallas banner even includes a URL for the book: TheInvisibleCoup.com.
The local grassroots group, Dallas 1776 Bridge Brigade, was behind the banner installation on Thursday. This group was founded in 2021 as a response to what they perceive as media censorship on matters relating to cancel culture and government corruption.
Cyrena Nolan, the founder of the Bridge Brigade, shared insights about their motivations in a statement to Breitbart News. They found the themes presented in Invisible Coup to be significant:
While the legacy of immigration has historically been one of America’s strengths, current changes are concerning. The book documents troubling trends, highlighting the diminishing national sovereignty through relaxed language and civics requirements for citizenship, the use of foreign textbooks in education, and efforts by special interests, Marxist ideas, and foreign entities to hinder assimilation.
The abuse of “birthright citizenship” is particularly alarming. Our founders could not have envisioned creating a system that produces voters loyal to foreign interests, the so-called “Manchu generation.” Out of deep concern for what seems like an attack on American exceptionalism, our volunteers returned to the Dallas Central Expressway bridge during rush hour.
Recent street art installations in California and Texas, alongside promotional billboard trucks for Invisible Coup‘s revelations, were also noted outside the embassies of Mexico and China in Washington, D.C. A digital billboard in Times Square, New York City, recently showcased claims from the book about connections between terrorist groups and members of Congress associated with the September 11 attacks.
At a recent Breitbart Fight Club roundtable, Schweitzer articulated that the use of immigration as a weapon represents “a fight for the future of our country.”
Invisible Coup has maintained its spot as a best-seller on the New York Times list for five consecutive years. Schweitzer, who heads the Government Accountability Institute and is a senior contributor to Breitbart News, invites readers to purchase the book here.
