Major Report Uncovers CCP-Linked Influence Behind Left-Wing Anti-Israel Protests in U.S.
A report reveals that key radical left-wing organizations central in the current anti-Israel and anti-America protest movement are significantly funded and influenced by a network tied to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which seeks to advance a “revolutionary, anti-government, anti-capitalist agenda,” threatening U.S. internal stability.
A major report from the Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI), published Monday, details how the Shut It Down for Palestine (SID4P) movement, which has connections to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) through the Singham Network, uses protests and media campaigns to push anti-America and anti-Israel narratives and significantly contribute to social unrest.
🚨 BREAKING: Communist China (CCP)-Backed Media Network Exposed
⚠️ BT Newsroom Tied to Massive Chinese Influence Operations
📰🗞️ Recent findings from the Network Contagion Research Institute expose deep connections between @BTnewsroom BT Newsroom and the Chinese Communist Party… pic.twitter.com/pXnXadwSsV
— Shirion Collective (@ShirionOrg) May 14, 2024
Prominent groups within the SID4P coalition — which emerged in late 2023 — including the Answer Coalition, The People’s Forum, and the International Peoples’ Assembly, are linked through financial, personal, and ideological ties to CCP associates Neville Roy Singham and his wife, Jodie Evans, the report notes.
Singham, a former consultant for Huawei, has been involved in CCP operations and has been investigated by the U.S., Canada, and India. He is known for funneling hundreds of millions of dollars into pro-China progressive advocacy through his network. His wife, Evans, a co-founder of the radical left-wing, anti-war organization CODEPINK and board member of The People’s Forum, has been actively involved in anti-America and anti-Israel protests, it reveals.
— CODEPINK (@codepink) May 15, 2024
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