American multimillionaire Marxists are reportedly funding pro-Palestinian outrage. There is a war going on between israel and Palestine. About 1,400 were killed on the Israeli side, while the death toll in palestine exceeded 10,000 and continued to rise. Western countries including the united states, Britain, and european countries have supported Israel. In particular, right-wing people support israel and left-wing people support Palestine. Moreover, even in America, Britain, and Europe, protests are taking place in support of the Palestinian people who are dying in droves. In that vein, pro-Palestinian protests took place in the united states last month. But the free press website has reported that American multimillionaire Marxists are funding these protests. According to the report, pro-Palestinian protests and outrage are heavily funded by wealthy US-born tech entrepreneur Neville Roy Singham and his wife, Jodi Evans. Since 2017, Neville Roy Singham has been the main funder of The People's Forum. It has coordinated at least four protests since the first attack by Hamas on israel on october 7, it said.
“A movement to build solidarity across borders for working class and marginalized communities at home and abroad.” As The People's Forum calls itself. Multimillionaire Singh and his wife Evans have donated more than $20.4 million to the organization from 2017 to 2022, according to the free press news website. His wealth began growing from Thoughtworks, a software consulting firm founded by Neville Roy Singham in 1993 in Chicago. The company was sold to private equity firm Apax Partners in august 2017 for $785 million. In the same year, The People's Forum was created and placed on the ground floor of a multi-story building on 37th Street in Times Square. Evans was also appointed as one of its three board members. As of 2021, the organization employs 13 employees. Its total assets are more than 13.6 million dollars.
The Chinese Communist Party's house Select Committee Chairman, Rep. Mike Gallagher told The Free Press. "The Chinese Communist party is using tools like Confucius Institutes on college campuses, the addictive mechanisms of TikTok, and organizations funded by Neville Roy Singh to divide and weaken America." In 1974, he was investigated by the FBI, the US intelligence agency, as dangerous because of his activities, background, and emotional instability in groups involved in anti-American activities.
Singham, who now lives in Shanghai, shares an office with Maku Group, a media company whose mission is to speak well of China. Neville Roy Singham has sponsored and supported India-based pro-Chinese website NewsClick and the now-defunct South African media company New Frame. His silence on China's human rights abuses led to the resignation of a faculty member in 2022. Neville Roy Singham also allegedly promoted the Chinese website Dongsheng news to his friends.
Evans, wife of Neville Roy Singh, was once a critic of the Chinese government. In 2015, she supported Chinese feminists and publicly tweeted that the Chinese government should end its brutal repression of female human rights defenders. But, after marrying Neville Roy Singh, she changed her stance. In 2020 he launched the #ChinaIsNotOurEnemy campaign through Code Pink. He hosts a series of webinars on Kot Ping's YouTube page, praising China's beautiful history and its party and political system.
