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.The loudest voices calling themselves “pro-Palestinian” in America aren’t pro-Palestinian. They’re anti-American.Palestinianism is the marketing. You can prove it with one test: what they don’t protest.
HATING AMERICA IS A DEFINING CHARACTERISTIC OF DEMOCRATS
Code Pink, the pink-shirted activist outfit that has spent two-and-a-half years screaming about Gaza, flew a delegation to Havana during an island-wide blackout and had nothing to say about Cuba’s political prisoners or a bankrupt regime running its own people into the dark. The same group has visited China repeatedly and stayed mute on the more than a million Uyghurs locked in camps. Funny how the moral urgency evaporates the moment the abuser isn’t an American ally.
Hasan Piker, the streamer-turned-darling of the progressive left and the subject of glowing New York Times features, called the collapse of the Soviet Union “one of the greatest catastrophes of the 20th century” — because it produced a U.S.-led world order. Tens of millions starved, purged, and put in gulags by communism, and his complaint is that the Soviets lost. Piker isn’t on Singham’s payroll, but this spring, he was set to headline a People’s Forum panel and flew to Cuba alongside Code Pink and the People’s Forum.
