They call themselves "netroots", ie, grassroots campaigners linked by the internet.
What's needed are not new political parties but a wider, more inclusive grassroots approach, linking up Europe's democratically minded beyond left-right criteria and beyond borders.
We need a lot more investment in linking grassroots activists to the global lobbying," said another.
During the referendum he was a Eurosceptic but chose to ally himself with the Grassroots Out group linked to Ukip donor Arron Banks.
The Planning Commission evaluation found that official statistics on nutrition generated by the concerned departments "do not represent grassroots reality" and linked the "unreliable and unrepresentative" data to the misuse of available funds in the Integrated Child Development Scheme.
FreedomWorks is itself a spinoff from Citizens for a Sound Economy, a pseudo-grassroots group whose links to the billionaire Koch brothers were traced by Jane Mayer in her blockbuster August exposé in The New Yorker.
That would have the early warning mechanism, deep pockets, smart lawyers, great message team, powerful advocates on Capitol Hill – and a billion, or, say, three billion, connected grassroots users – all linked up, mad, smart and empowered.
Grassroots organizations have linked up with one another through the World Social Forums and follow-up meetings.
Some analysts believe that although its support base is small, Ansar al-Sharia's grassroots mobilisation - and links to IS - makes it the biggest threat to Tunisia's record as the only Arab state to achieve a successful political transition following the uprisings that spread through the region in 2011.
Farage, who is linked to Grassroots Out, a rival leave campaign that did not receive the official designation, said he was "deeply disappointed" by the reaction of Vote Leave.
