🚨 Hasan Names Singham, PSL, ANSWER, and Code Pink in One Breath
On stream today, Hasan Piker discussed the reported Treasury scrutiny and said the broader target is “probably Singham” and “his operation,” naming PSL (Party for Socialism and Liberation), ANSWER Coalition, Code Pink, and “anything that he has ever financed.”
He then acknowledged that Roy Singham lives in China and has been “a funding vehicle” for political movements and activism in the United States.
That is exactly why this matters.
This was never just about one influencer’s Cuba trip. It is about the Singham-linked ecosystem, the groups it funds, the delegations it supports, and the political operations built around them.
Hasan didn’t refute the network. He mapped it.
Singham usually stays far from the public-facing side of the operation. His influence runs through subordinates, funding channels, and the groups orbiting his network.
That’s why it stands out when people inside that ecosystem mention him directly.
Fergie Chambers, another far-left financier funding similar projects, offers a pretty revealing critique of the Singham network and how little transparency there is around Singham’s role.
And of course, it’s always worth hearing Singham in his own words.
I’ve made a few clips from the rare occasions where he has actually spoken publicly.
And lastly, enjoy this supercut of Singham reflecting on his life. It gives you a crystal-clear look at his beliefs, worldview, and animating ideology.
When DSA uses the Democratic ballot line to primary actual Democrats, that’s the party surrogate model in full effect.
DSA is using the Democratic Party’s ballot line and party name while building what it hopes will become a separate socialist party inside it, whether that ends in a breakaway, a takeover, or DSA being forced out.
DSA’s euphemism for this is the “party surrogate model.” A more honest term is political parasitism, with the Democratic Party serving as the host body.
That’s why I always think of the xenomorph chestburster from Alien when describing this. DSA can dress it up however it wants, but the model is still built around using the host until it is strong enough to burst out.
Don’t take my word for it. Listen to DSA co-chair Siddique explain DSA’s party surrogate model himself, including the risk that Democrats may eventually try to push DSA out.
“We are trying to build the party, and in many ways we’re already doing it.”
DSA knows Democratic Party leadership hates the surrogate model. The fact that DSA can keep using the Democratic ballot line largely unopposed says a lot about who is actually being outmaneuvered here.
🚨 DSA’s top leadership just adopted a platform calling to abolish the Senate, replace the president and Supreme Court, abolish the “carceral forces” of the state, grant amnesty to all illegal immigrants, and that is just the tip of the iceberg.
My latest for @CityJournal!
This is one of those articles where the platform is so wild it is almost impossible to give every detail the attention it deserves.
DSA wants to defund the Department of War, and somehow that does not even make the top five craziest parts. city-journal.org/article/democr…
For transparency, I did use AI to make the first graphic, and for what I wanted, it knocked it out of the park.
That said, I absolutely encourage everyone to read the document for themselves. You know I like using media and graphics to rope you in, but the material speaks for itself.
DSA’s new platform opens with fan fiction about a socialist “day off” where the ordinary stressors of life have basically disappeared. No bills. No debt. No rent anxiety. No health insurance worries. No capitalism.
Then it pivots to Beirut, Gaza, Tehran, detention camps, data centers, AI, billionaires, and attacks on immigrants, people of color, and trans people.
The structure is obvious. First, they sell you the utopia. Then they show you the dystopia. And the only way out, conveniently, is DSA.
🧵 DSA says its Red Rabbits initiative is about “security.” But according to its own authorizing resolution, the project is preparing for a “national uprising against federal agents and police brutality.”
A recent panel showed what that means in practice.
“Takedowns on intersections,” training where participants practiced being pepper-sprayed, firearm-safety training, protest marshalling, umbrellas and signs to block “fascists,” and direct-action support for Palestine and immigrant-justice groups.
The legal-risk issue was obvious enough that even the panelists kept circling it. They talked about compliance, liability, tax purposes, and how far DSA could push this without putting the organization at risk.
One organizer even described keeping a project DSA-sponsored but not fully DSA-run, so the fallout would not “come back to the DSA.”
My latest for @CityJournal!
This is my second look at the Red Rabbits as the project continues to evolve.
I genuinely think this is one of the most important aspects of the DSA to understand, especially as it keeps racking up wins nationwide and pushing more candidates into office. city-journal.org/article/democr…
The first time I looked at Red Rabbits was after the DSA’s National Political Committee voted against removing a self-described “Maoist” from the commission despite his history of praising revolutionary violence.
I would love to be a fly on the wall for this event happening today in Seattle, hosted by Seattle Revolutionary Youth.
What makes this group especially wild is that they openly try to recruit kids as young as middle schoolers.
As you can see from the framing, “Why is revolution inevitable?,” this is not exactly subtle. It looks like a gateway into much crazier politics and a pretty obvious attempt to groom young kids into radicals.
I would also wager this is being held at a public library, which gives younger attendees the easiest possible cover story: “I’m just going to the library after school.”
These youth activist groups in Seattle routinely use libraries and other public spaces for events like this, which makes the whole thing look much more normal and accessible to kids than it really should be.
And for anyone who wants a better sense of this organization, here are some of their past protests.
🚨 Why Is Sanctioned Iranian State Media Filming in Washington, D.C.?
Not to be a stickler for the rules, but Press TV has been sanctioned since September 2023, so I find it pretty remarkable to see a PressTV branded microphone operating in Washington, D.C. while interviewing American far-left activists.
Mind you, this does not automatically prove a sanctions violation. Protected speech is still protected. But things get much murkier if any U.S. person is providing services that help Press TV create content after its designation.
And one of the people being interviewed here is Ermiya Fanaeian, a National Network on Cuba co-chair who has also been involved with Freedom Road Socialist Organization and Armed Queers SLC. Armed Queers SLC later drew scrutiny in connection with the investigation into Tyler Robinson, the alleged Charlie Kirk assassin.
At minimum, this raises some serious questions worth asking. Who is operating Press TV-branded interviews inside Washington, D.C., and is anyone in the United States helping a sanctioned Iranian state media outlet create content?
Everything you need to know about Fanaeian is in this clip, bragging about how these Cuba delegations leveled up “her” organizing game.
Actually, scratch that. I’ve got an even spicier clip for you.
Here is Fanaeian teaching Arm The Dollz how to say “Death to America” in Farsi. The video is partially censored, but Fanaeian posted enough photos on Instagram that matching the outfit was not exactly difficult.
🧵 Two graphics from the new @ncri_io report on Medea Benjamin and her $48 million foundation have been stuck in my head.
The report, Following the Benjamins, maps an alleged Iran-aligned influence network operating outside state oversight in Florida, including the money flows, organizational ties, and documented Press TV contact with U.S.-based activists.
One graphic shows the broader financial and activist network. The other shows how many documented calls various American activists received from Iranian state media.
@ncri_io Here is John Parker, who reportedly fielded 57 calls from PressTV, speaking with Maduro.
Parker keeps running for office on California’s Peace and Freedom Party ballot, and on Tuesday he lost yet another race, this time in the primary for District 37.
@ncri_io Here is Cheryl LaBash, who reportedly fielded 52 calls from PressTV, discussing the pre-trip legal training Cuban delegations get before heading to the island, including how to handle questioning when they return to the U.S.