Brief
LegalInsurrection links communists and pro‑Palestine groups to French riots
The outlet identifies 54 groups, only 15 of which are student‑led, and cites ties to financier Neville Roy Singham.
By Felo News Desk · Published
LegalInsurrection reported that 54 organisations and movements are fuelling the riots that have swept France, with only 15 of them classified as student or youth groups, meaning adults dominate the unrest.
What happened
The outlet says the unrest began as protests over school conditions and quickly expanded into widespread rioting across French cities. It identifies more than 50 groups involved, including communists, socialists, labour unions and pro‑Palestine organisations. The report notes that the China‑based Marxist financier Neville Roy Singham, married to Code Pink leader Jodie Evans, is linked to the amplification of the riots through a New York‑based outlet, BreakThrough News.
What the reports add
LegalInsurrection adds that the Department of Justice launched an investigation into Singham’s financing of U.S. far‑left activist groups in June. A New York Times piece, cited by the outlet, described Singham’s network as sharing office space and staff with a propaganda firm that promotes China’s achievements abroad. The article also mentions international groups such as the Communist Youth of Greece, the International Communist League and the World Socialist Web Site as participants or supporters of the French unrest.
What was said
Jodie Evans, speaking to BreakThrough News, urged Americans to join a “Taxpayer Uprising” in Washington, referencing the French riots as an example of “peaceful protest” that should inspire action in the United States. She said, “They’re really afraid… I want people to look at France, Spain and India and just say, ‘Where are we? Why are we not in the streets?’” (LegalInsurrection).
How it came about
Earlier Felo News coverage linked far‑left and Islamist groups to the same wave of unrest (far‑left and Islamist groups blamed for violent riots across France) and documented the scale of arrests and injuries (Macron attends Céline Dion concert as riots sweep France). LegalInsurrection’s new focus on communist and pro‑Palestine actors adds a layer of alleged foreign‑linked financing to the narrative.
Key facts
- LegalInsurrection identified 54 groups behind the French riots, only 15 of which are student or youth organisations. (legalinsurrection.com)
- Neville Roy Singham, a China‑based Marxist financier, is alleged to have funded far‑left activist groups and to have used BreakThrough News to amplify the riots. (legalinsurrection.com)
- Jodie Evans called for a "Taxpayer Uprising" in Washington, citing the French unrest as motivation. (legalinsurrection.com)
Sources
- [1] legalinsurrection.com — originally reported as “Communists, Pro-Palestine Groups Fueling Riots in France”
