Greenwich Invisibles’ sister org Code Pink and their fellow travellers have mobilized

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Anti-US protesters funded by pro-China tycoon mobilize ten minutes before first bombs fall on Iran

Nonprofits funded by tech tycoon and his wife (founder of Code Pink) aligned with the Chinese Communist Party unleash anti-US protests and propaganda supporting the regime in Iran

Ten minutes before President Donald Trump even announced that the U.S. and Israel had attacked Iran, a network of U.S. nonprofits aligned with China, Russia and Tehran activated foot soldiers to hit America's streets.

Groups funded by Neville Roy Singham, a Shanghai-based, American-born tech tycoon, which regularly parrot messaging from America's adversaries, swung into action even as the initial bombs were dropping. The nearly instantaneous response was the latest salvo in an information war on the U.S., with foot soldiers called upon to converge in protests and echo anti-U.S. talking points.

At 2:34 a.m. ET, the ANSWER Coalition, a nonprofit project whose leaders self-describe as Marxist and communist, announced: "EMERGENCY NATIONWIDE DAY OF ACTION TODAY, SAT. FEB 28 — STOP THE WAR WITH IRAN!"

It announced its network: groups that have long supported the regime in Iran, including the National Iranian American Council, 50501, American Muslims for Palestine, the People’s Forum, Palestinian Youth Movement, and CodePink.

Ten minutes later, at 2:44 a.m., Trump posted a video, confirming the attack on Iran, telling the world: "A short time ago, the United States military began major combat operations in Iran.

Eight minutes later, at 2:52 a.m., the People’s Forum — a New York-based activist hub funded by Singham as an "incubator" for socialist groups — issued an "emergency" call to action for a protest in Times Square.


AI Overview

The People's Forum, a New York-based "political education and cultural hub," is primarily funded by Neville Roy Singham, a U.S. technology mogul living in Shanghai with close ties to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)

Between 2017 and 2022, Singham and his wife, Jodie Evans [Code Pink], donated over $20 million, accounting for nearly all the organization's funding.

Key details regarding The People's Forum funding:

  • Funding Source: The majority of funding originates from Neville Roy Singham.

  • Method of Funding: Money was funneled through various shell organizations and donor-advised funds (such as Goldman Sachs).

  • Allegations: A 2025 House investigation revealed the organization is a likely CCP-funded propaganda arm, with funding linked to a larger network ($100 million system) that supports initiatives like the ANSWER Coalition

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  • Activity Focus: The group uses this funding for training and coordinating activists, including those involved in 2024 campus pro-Palestinian protests.

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Who is Code Pink funded by?

AI Overview

Code Pink receives significant funding from sources linked to tech millionaire Neville Roy Singham, who married co-founder Jodie Evans in 2017, with reports indicating about a quarter of its funds (over $1.4 million) come from Singham-linked groups, while other donations come from organizations like the Tides Foundation, and Medea Benjamin's Benjamin Fund also provides substantial support, with investigations highlighting potential foreign influence and CCP ties. 

Key Funding Sources:

  • Neville Roy Singham: A major benefactor, providing around 25% of Code Pink's funding through linked organizations, coinciding with a shift in Code Pink's stance on China. 

  • The Tides Foundation: A known philanthropic funder, granting over $54,000 in 2020. 

  • Medea Benjamin's Benjamin Fund: Provides significant support, granting over $355,000 in 2022. 

Concerns & Investigations:

  • Congressional committees have investigated Code Pink's funding, raising concerns about potential influence from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) due to Singham's close ties to Chinese government media and propaganda efforts. 

  • Reports from organizations like NGO Monitor highlight a lack of transparency in Code Pink's donor information. 

In summary, while Code Pink accepts donations from various sources, a significant portion of its funding is tied to Neville Roy Singham and his network, prompting scrutiny regarding foreign influence and alignment with CCP narratives, according to New York Times and U.S. congressional reports. 

And not to be outdone, the “Indivisible” ladies have weighed in from Belle Haven: