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📺 This is what it looks like when a country takes foreign influence operations seriously. India names Neville Roy Singham, shows the emails, and frames it as CCP-linked “smokeless war.” In the U.S., the same ecosystem gets nonprofit status and tax deductions.

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🚨This was just said moments ago at a House Ways and Means Committee hearing, and Chairman Rep. Jason Smith is absolutely on fire — calling out the People’s Forum and Neville Roy Singham by name. Smith laid out how tax-exempt organizations are allegedly being used as conduits for hostile foreign influence, zeroing in on the People’s Forum, an American nonprofit he says has “documented ties to hostile foreign governments like the Chinese Communist Party.” He said the People’s Forum hosts events and courses “pushing Communist Party propaganda,” has “incited violent protests and riots,” and “publicly supported Hamas’s October 7th terrorist attack against Israel.” As Smith put it, “it’s no wonder that the People’s Forum echoes Communist Party propaganda.” Smith then followed the money. One of the group’s largest donors is “a wealthy former U.S. tech executive living in Shanghai,” Neville Roy Singham, whom Smith described as “extremely cozy with the Chinese Communist Party.” He added that Singham’s wife, a co-founder of Code Pink, “donated over $20 million to the People’s Forum through shell companies and donor-advised funds to hide the original source of the money.” Smith said the committee has “worked tirelessly to unravel the Singham–CCP network.” He also revealed that last night he sent two new letters to Tricontinental and Breakthrough News, calling them “part of this regime of CCP-linked nonprofits operating in the United States.” 🧾Stick around. I’ll show you the receipts!

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EXPOSED 🚨 American Billionaire is funding nationwide protests in America Nate Friedman discovered a protester holding “a large flag that said Allah is the only God” was making $75,000 per year protesting Following the money led back to Neville Roy Singham - Neville Roy Singham is a billionaire Marxist who sold his IT consulting firm to a private equity firm for $785 million - The Private Equity Firm he sold his consulting firm to has firms in China - The paid protester was linked to a New York NGO called the People’s Forum - Neville Roy Singham has given over $20 million to the People's Forum through something called a Donor Advised Fund “A Donor Advised Fund is when you don't want people to know where the money's coming from, you put it through what was called the Goldman Sachs philanthropy fund. So it's not traced back to Neville Roy Singham. However, investigations absolutely revealed that it was.” “Then later on, People's Forum said, we'd like to thank our comrade Neville Roy Singham for supporting us — they even use that language comrade” Neville Roy Singham has donated - At least $275 million to a global network of nonprofits and media (per 2023 New York Times investigation) - $65 million specifically to pro-China-leaning groups - Over $20 million to The People’s Forum, a radical left organization hosting Marxist education - 100% of his U.S. philanthropy indirectly benefits progressive/Democrats “When protesters come with a paycheck, who's really speaking? This isn't just an isolated case — a growing trend in major US cities”

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