The 'pro-Palestinian' Left isn't really about Gaza. Its real target is America
The Departments of Justice, State, and Treasury have all confirmed they are investigating the money behind America’s loudest “pro-Palestinian” network — roughly $278 million funneled since 2017 by Neville Roy Singham, an American communist living in Shanghai, into groups including Code Pink. None of it is registered as foreign. That tells you what it actually is.
TL;DR
- US government departments are investigating nearly $278 million in funding since 2017 to American 'pro-Palestinian' groups from Neville Roy Singham, an American communist in Shanghai.
- The article claims these groups are 'anti-American' and use the 'pro-Palestinian' label as marketing, citing their silence on issues in China (Uyghurs) and Cuba while protesting other matters.
- Activists associated with Code Pink and figures like streamer Hasan Piker have shown support for communist regimes and criticized the US.
- The funding allegedly moves through organizations like the People's Forum and Party for Socialism and Liberation, with amplification by Qatari, Russian, and Chinese state media.
- The ideology of 'intersectionality' is described as a tool that connects diverse anti-US sentiments without requiring explicit links, enabling the spread of anti-American viewpoints.
- Politicians like Rep. Rashida Tlaib and Sen. Bernie Sanders are accused of amplifying this worldview within the Democratic mainstream, despite not being directly funded.
- The article draws parallels with right-wing figures like Tucker Carlson and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, suggesting foreign regimes seek American mouthpieces regardless of political leaning.
- The common thread uniting these diverse groups is identified as opposition to the US, with 'Palestinianism' serving as an effective rallying cry.
- The author concludes the movement is a domestic political project funded by a communist in China and echoed by foreign adversaries, aiming to 'end America'.