Meet the Power Couple of Chaos

Neville Roy Singham, a billionaire tech tycoon, and Jodie Evans, a far-left activist, have built a ‘Revolutionary Base’ to wage cognitive warfare on the US. It all started at their 2017 wedding in Jamaica, where they assembled a who’s who of Marxist-Leninist-Maoist loyalists.

A Network of Chaos

Singham and Evans have activated a global network of 2,000 hard-left organizations that parrot anti-US propaganda. They’ve funneled $278 million into these groups, which are now a major exporter of radical pro-China communist ideology. It’s a staggering amount, and it’s clear they won’t stop until they’ve achieved their goal of making China the world’s superpower.

Following Mao’s Playbook

Xi Van Fleet, a Chinese American who survived Mao’s purge, says Singham and Evans are bringing Mao’s doctrine of the People’s War into the 21st century. They’re using decentralized networks, ideological indoctrination, and civilian institutions to mobilize the masses. It’s a clever tactic, but it won’t fool everyone.

A Web of Deceit

Fox News Digital analyzed 223 transactions and found that Singham’s money flows through five concentric rings of an ideological pipeline. It’s a complex network, but it’s clear that Singham and Evans are at the center, pulling the strings. They’re using their wealth and influence to spread pro-China propaganda and undermine the US.