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As CHIRLA’s Executive Director Angelica Salas stoked tensions at the rally, she claimed, “Our community is under attack and has been terrorized. These are workers, these are fathers, these are mothers.”
But behind her words was a much darker network at play.
Pulling strings behind the scenes is Neville Singham—a socialist billionaire known for bankrolling left-wing agitators and helping spread Chinese Communist Party narratives overseas. Singham has allegedly pumped over $20 million into radical operations, including the very groups connected to the LA riots and even recent campus uprisings at Columbia University.
Singham’s money reportedly flows into PSL, the ANSWER Coalition, and the People’s Forum—groups identified as ringleaders in stirring up unrest in LA. These organizations openly advocate for socialist revolution while benefiting from foreign sympathizers and hidden donations.
The situation took another disturbing turn when reports surfaced that the head of California’s Service Employees International Union (SEIU-CA) was arrested during the protests. Meanwhile, groups like the Million Voters Project (MVP) were exposed for amplifying the unrest across social media platforms.
MVP has long been part of the progressive digital machine, closely aligned with left-wing foundations and donor networks pushing the so-called “Democracy” agenda. Their online influence played a critical role in fanning the flames in LA.
And then there’s LA Mayor Karen Bass—whose political roots run far deeper than most realize. While she’s widely known for her recent mishandling of California’s wildfire crisis, fewer people know she once served as Vice Chair of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED)—a U.S. government-funded group accused of manipulating foreign elections and propping up puppet regimes around the globe.
As @DataRepublican put it, NED’s true mission is “soft power regime change.” And Bass was right in the thick of it.
Even more troubling? Her name has surfaced in the USC scholarship scandal that led to federal charges for LA County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas. He was indicted. Bass? She got the same scholarship—and walked away untouched.
Why the special treatment? Simple: when you’re part of the leftist political machine, the rules don’t apply. D.C. connections, NGO sponsorships, and ties to intel-linked nonprofits make you virtually untouchable.
The LA protest wasn’t about ICE. It wasn’t even about immigration. It was a calculated, well-financed effort to destabilize, radicalize, and weaponize the streets of America—backed by Communist sympathizers, shielded by progressive politicians, and funded, in part, by your tax dollars.
This isn’t just about one city. It’s a warning. The radical Left is testing its playbook—and unless Americans wake up, they’ll keep running it in cities across the country.
