Dem Donor Reportedly Giving Funds To CCP Propaganda
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The New York Times just exposed a Democrat megadonor.
The Times reported that Neville Singham, who has donated to many Democrats, has reportedly given funds to a CCP propaganda network.
The New York Times reports that Neville Singham is "at the center" of a "lavishly funded influence campaign that defends China and pushes its propaganda."
Singham has also donated thousands of dollars to Democrats:
$17,800 to Dem. Rep. Pramila Jayapal
$2,900 to Doyle Canning… https://t.co/bNyVAdqm7V pic.twitter.com/YdQk1CR9h5— Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) August 5, 2023
Neville Singham, a tech millionaire and Democratic donor, reportedly provides significant funding to an expansive pro-Chinese Communist Party (CCP) propaganda network, The New York Times reported Saturday.
Singham’s money is financing the Chinese government’s propaganda efforts through a complex web of shell companies and nonprofits that stretch around the globe, according to the Times. Singham has also donated thousands of dollars to left-wing politicians like Democratic Rep. Pramila Jayapal of Massachusetts and Independent Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont, campaign finance records show.
Singham’s millions have found their way to organizations like a think tank in Massachusetts, a venue space in New York, a South African political party and media organizations in Brazil and India, according to the Times. Each of these groups essentially blend left-wing talking points with CCP propaganda narratives, such as those that dismiss Taiwan’s claim to independence and downplay the ongoing genocide of Uyghur Muslims in the Chinese mainland, the Times’ investigation found.
Singham reportedly made use of several nonprofit organizations to funnel funds to organizations across the world, meaning that his financing of a pro-CCP propaganda network may have been tax-deductible, according to the Times. None of the various nonprofits the Times identified registered under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA), a requirement for organizations that seek to shift American public opinion at the behest of foreign governments, according to the Times.
Are you surprised the New York Times reported on this?
