Matt Rivitz exposed as Far Left operative behind anti-conservative hate group Sleeping Giants.

Sleeping Giants has worked since the 2016 election to bankrupt conservative groups by targeting their advertisers.

Matt Rivitz has devoted his life to destroy and eliminate opposing voices in America but always kept his identity a secret.

Until today.

Rivitz and his hate site Sleeping Giants smears and slanders conservatives.

Their goal is to keep the internet free from conservative, patriotic voices.

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Matt Rivitz is also a coward.

@slpng_giants and Matt Rivitz harass and intimidate thousands of businesses, but as soon as they are brought into the public conversation, they go crying to Twitter for protection… By lying. pic.twitter.com/SGHjFWOvNY — Sleeping Giants Exposed (@ExposedGiants) July 17, 2018

The Daily Caller Foundation broke the story on Tuesday.

The founder of Sleeping Giants, a left-wing activist group that has targeted right-wing voices with boycott campaigns, has managed to keep his identity a secret, even as his own group has become a major political player among liberals. Until now. Sleeping Giants was founded by Matt Rivitz, an award-winning ad copywriter based in San Francisco, a Daily Caller News Foundation investigation has found. Following this article’s publication, Rivitz confirmed that he founded Sleeping Giants. The group’s original stated goal was to cripple Breitbart, the pro-Trump website whose former chairman, Steve Bannon, worked in the White House as President Donald Trump’s chief strategist. To accomplish that goal, Sleeping Giants has waged an intense campaign to pressure Breitbart’s advertisers into pulling their ads from the website. It’s worked pretty much as designed. Breitbart lost 90 percent of its advertisers over the span of two months in 2017. Sleeping Giants has both maintained its pressure on Breitbart’s remaining advertisers and expanded its focus. Sleeping Giants began pressuring investors in October 2017 in Renaissance Technologies — a successful hedge fund — to pull their investments because the company’s CEO, conservative billionaire Robert Mercer, had a financial stake in Breitbart. Less than two weeks later, Mercer sold his stake in Breitbart and stepped down from the hedge fund. Sleeping Giants also boosted Parkland student David Hogg and Media Matters’ boycott of Fox News host Laura Ingraham in March over a tweet she sent about Hogg. Rivitz’ group posted the name, position and email address of a Hulu vice president and encouraged its tens of thousands of followers to email her and demand that the streaming website boycott Ingraham’s show.

Sleeping Giants, along with other far-left groups like Media Matters for America, aims to drive conservative media off the web through social media campaigns directed at their advertisers. By scaring advertisers with phony allegations of “hate” and “bigotry” against conservative media, Sleeping Giants hopes to scare advertising revenue away from targeted websites. The group was founded by Matt Rivitz shortly after President Trump was elected in 2016.

After operating for over a year in anonymity, the founder of the organization was recently outed by a Daily Caller News Foundation investigation, which revealed the founder’s identity as Matt Rivitz, a San Francisco-based ad executive. Now, Sleeping Giants is frantically demanding that Twitter, their primary social media platform, censor accounts talking about their founder.