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What an excellent segment by Robby Soave on Hasan Piker’s interview producer, Eric Hovagim, and his ties to Neville Roy Singham! I wholeheartedly share Robby’s concern that so many of the loudest anti-AI and anti–data center activists appear to be part of the Singham network.

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🚨 Hasan Piker’s Producer Says “The Whole Squad” Knows Roy Singham, Admits Singham Is “Friends With a Lot” of Chinese Communist Party Members This is Eric Hovagim, a producer and researcher for Hasan Piker, discussing his personal friendship with billionaire activist funder Roy Singham and Singham’s wife, Code Pink co-founder Jodie Evans. “I’m friends with Roy Singham. He’s dope.” Hovagim laughs off the idea that Singham has secret ties to the Communist Party of China, before immediately acknowledging that Singham “is friends with a lot of them.” He says he also personally knows Evans and texted her when the Treasury subpoenas arrived. According to Hovagim, she told him not to worry because “they do this shit to us literally all the time.” He then makes clear that these relationships extend beyond him to other Americans in his China-based social circle, including Dana “Showtyme” Burton and Dante Muñoz. “The whole squad out here, we all know him.” Hovagim also praises Evans as “the real deal,” citing her relationships with Fidel Castro, Hugo Chávez, and Nicolás Maduro’s son. The most revealing part may be how ordinary all of this appears within Hovagim’s social and political world. Singham is not described as a distant donor or shadowy figure. He is a friend whom “the whole squad” knows, while Evans is someone Hovagim can text directly when subpoenas arrive.

Stu Smith

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Anti ICE riots funded by a man who “Actually shares an office in Shanghai with a propaganda firm of the Chinese Communist Party” “He identifies as a communist” Liz Wheeler “We traced the organizers of those anti-ice riots. We traced who organized this — Singham uses his wealth to fund violence in the United States, channeling his money through a complex network of shell organizations, including NGOs and political activism groups “We traced the organizers of those anti-ICE riots, investigating who orchestrated them, how they came to be, who’s paying for them, and who the people behind them are. We specifically looked into where they’re getting the money, and our investigation led us to Roy Singham. Neville Roy Singham is an American citizen and a tech entrepreneur, often referred to as a tech billionaire because he sold his tech company, ThoughtWorks, for three-quarters of a billion dollars. After selling his company, he moved to Shanghai, China, where he currently resides, with permission from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), because he identifies as a communist.” “He has openly admitted to being a communist and even shares an office in Shanghai with a CCP propaganda firm. Singham has been seen at propaganda conferences in China, writing in a red notebook adorned with a hammer and sickle, and he has publicly praised the Chinese Communists” “Singham uses his wealth to fund violence in the United States, channeling his money through a complex network of shell organizations, including NGOs and political activism groups. This tangled web of funding is deliberately vague and confusing, but the result is clear: his money supports violent riots like those we’ve seen in the U.S. He is an operative of the CCP, though he claims he’s not paid by them. However, his ability to live and operate a business in China, coupled with his echoing of CCP talking points, raises questions. He is actively engaged in what the CCP has described as their primary tactic for undermining America as the world’s dominant superpower: funding domestic unrest and violence. As an American citizen, Singham is used as a patsy by the CCP, who can claim he’s simply spending his money as he sees fit. This is precisely what Roy Singham does”

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On Twitch just now, Marxist Hasan Piker makes an important admission: he says American Marxist pro-China tycoon Neville Roy Singham has funded a "political movement" in the US. That's a significant characterization. PIker went to Cuba as part of a convoy organized by nonprofits funded by Singham. As I've reported Fox News Digital, SIngham has pumped $285M since 2017 into pro-communist nonprofits, including CodePink, which is also facing Treasury Department scrutiny for possibly violating sanctions against the Communist Party of Cuba. The groups that Singham has funded are 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(4) NONPROFITS that ARE NOT supposed be part of "political movements" but have clearly been politically motivated, supporting candidates, protesting administration (both Dem and Republican) policies and messaging consistently anti-US political positions. Piker claims "the goal" of a probe into his Cuba trip isn't him but Singham. He speak about Singham as friends call him: "Roy Singham." "He's been a funding vehicle for a lot of like political, uh, a lot of political movements in the country, a lot of activism...They're trying to jam him up....That's it. That's the goal here....They get to chill speech." Piker says Trump Administration national security advisor Sebastian Gorka is "behind" the scrutiny. He didn't provide evidence. Follow Fox News for coverage of this issue -- why does it matter? Because these "political movements" are changing the dynamics in America, promoting the propaganda of America's adversaries.

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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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