Overview
- Fox News published new reporting that centers on Neville Roy Singham’s 172‑page treatise and Shanghai speech calling for a China‑led “new world order” and casting World War II history as propaganda by the West.
- The series analyzes 223 transactions from 2017 to 2025 that moved about $591 million through donor‑advised funds and shell‑like entities into a global network the reporters estimate at roughly 2,000 groups.
- Investigators say $278 million flowed into six U.S. nonprofits that then funded allied media and activism, citing examples such as People’s Forum, People’s Support Foundation, Justice and Education Fund and Tricontinental.
- Reporting describes a repeatable system that funds travel, stages protests and amplifies content through outlets like BreakThrough News, with CodePink trips and quick‑turn rallies coordinated through hubs such as the People’s Forum, PSL and ANSWER.
- Lawmakers have opened oversight lines into potential foreign influence and nonprofit compliance, Goldman Sachs ended Singham’s donor‑advised fund in February 2024, and no group named has been found in violation of U.S. charity or foreign‑agent laws to date.