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🚨🔥 WHO'S BEHIND THE ANTI-ICE RIOTS IN LOS ANGELES? 🔥🚨

Hundreds took to the streets this weekend: blocking roads, attacking federal officers, even burning flags. But this wasn't "spontaneous outrage."

This was organized. Funded. Coordinated.

Here’s a breakdown of the groups, the money, and the people pulling the strings.

Patience as I assemble the thread and verify information in real time 👇🧵Image
A number of NGOs have been implicated in this. Foremost is Coalition for Humane Immigration Rights or CHIRLA, and the photos of signs show they were printed by PSLWEB / Party for Socialism and Liberation. Image
CHIRLA has the EIN of 954421521. Most of its private funding appears to be from DAFs, which are the hardest to trace. However 34 million of its reported 45 million in revenue are from government grants. Image
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In their most recent year, CHIRLA jumped from 12 million to 34 million in government grants. Nice!

However, this is probably from CA - "only" 450K in federal grants. Image
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These are their two federal grants, both completed. Now moving onto PSLWeb... Image
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The group which printed the signs for protests, Party for Socialism and Liberation, is not a nonprofit - they are a literal Communist party. Image
Finding financials is tricky, but I did find a Wiki reference to "ANSWER Coalition" Image
ANSWER Coalition is mentioned on their Wikipedia page to have significant financial overlap. Image
It is tough to find backings on either group, as they do not have a nonprofit associated with them. Both claim to be funded entirely by members. (🐄💩)

However, I did find a NY Post article claiming that both are funded by billionaire socialist Neville Singer. Image
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Neville Singham - sorry. Real nice guy. Activist who became a billionaire by pushing Chinese propaganda worldwide. Image
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Singham also financed the People's Forum - giving it over 20 million dollars. All 3 Singham-financed organizations were also heavily involved in the Columbia protests. Image
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The SEIU-CA president got arrested. I researched SEIU's financials, but they are mostly dues-backed. Image
Moving onto other organizations: it appears as though the Million Voters Project was involved in promoting the project. Image
Here's the magical D-word... Democracy ... on the MVP website. Image
Million Voters Project gets their funding from a variety of grants, no taxpayer funding. Image
That's the end of the deep search. Overall, my guess is if we had to finger a culprit behind all this - it's Neville Singham. He will be fertile ground in my feed in the coming days.

I'm going to wrap up the thread here. Thanks for following.
Just who is Neville Singham? Image
One last word: I normally don't pass on "gossip", but a credible source leaked to me that Qatar is heavily involved.

However, I haven't made that particular connection yet.

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The U.S. just sanctioned Al Haq, Al Mezan, and PCHR... all tied to the terrorist group PFLP.

Soros heavily financed all three.

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@IRIglobal Al-Haq has special consultative status with UN ECOSOC and has membership in multiple NGO networks. Open Society Foundations openly pushed against Israel's designation of Al-Haq as a terrorist group. Image
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Ilhan Omar's wealth headlines ($30M net worth 👀) are dominating today's feeds. But behind that story is someone far less visible: her husband, Tim Mynett.

Not the ex with the bizarre "married her brother" rumor. This one is far more interesting, and far more connected.

For nearly two decades, Mynett has been the quiet operator raising millions, plugging into D.C.’s progressive networks, and eventually pivoting into global business ventures.

📚 From poli-sci undergrad in New York...
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💼 To consulting alongside Obama’s inner circle at New Partners...

He's climbed rung by rung through the fundraising machine that fuels progressive politics.

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Today, President Trump posted a TruthSocial post asking why Donna Brazile is still around on ABC. The answer is simple: she is a part of the Deep State, serving on the National Democratic Institute (NDI).

Her timeline spans multiple Presidents, runs from the King Holiday campaign of the early 80s to the State Department’s Fulbright Board.

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Before Biden took office, Blue Meridian Partners, the Ford Foundation, George Soros, and Tom Arnold had already seeded Vera... not to provide legal aid directly, but to build the infrastructure needed to scale it instantly as soon as it was hooked up to federal government dollars.

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@StephenM The brief itself urged money be immediately poured into NGOs like Vera Institute of Justice. Image
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Everyone knows CNN as "the world's newsroom." What's less discussed is how closely its reporting coordinates with U.S. and U.N. foreign policy machinery.

Richard Haass, former member of the National Security Council, said CNN was useful because “CNN gave [us] tremendous access to markets that normally [we] couldn’t get to … We felt we could manage public opinion in this country and … manage the alliance, or the coalition dimensions of the war, as well as get to the Iraqi people and the Arab world.”

In other words, Washington deliberately used CNN to send messages to domestic audiences, allies in Europe, and Arab publics. The interdependence goes sleep.

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CNN correspondents often checked in with State Department officials before airing sensitive reports, while State Department analysts, in turn, increasingly relied on CNN’s real-time coverage as a source of information.Image
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