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David Khait stated in a video posted on the 30th of last month, "What brings protestors together and keeps them moving is money," adding, "There's a reason why protestors gather around trucks after large rallies." In the video he posted, one protestor is seen leaving the area with a white envelope concealed inside a flyer. [Photo = X video capture]Evidence suggests that left-wing protestors in the United States have been moving in an organized manner in exchange for money.
Local political commentator and prominent YouTuber David Khait posted a video on the social media platform X on the night of the 30th of last month (local time), which appears to show left-wing protestors disbanding after receiving payments.
Khait stated in the video, "Ultimately, what brings protestors together and keeps them moving is money," adding, "There's a reason why protestors gather around trucks after large rallies."
In the video, one protestor was seen leaving the area with a white envelope concealed inside a flyer.
In a post accompanying the video, Khait added, "There wouldn't be well-organized protests without those funded by foreign oligarchs or progressive donors," and "The organizers packing up equipment after the protest briefly shows how systematically everything is carried out."
Regarding the remarks about 'foreign oligarchs,' Fox News reported in an article on the 26th of last month that "The far-left mobilizes all available logistics, messaging, and coordination systems when an incident occurs to escalate the situation and make it an issue." It also reported, "They are known to be funded by billionaire Neville Roy Singham."
Neville Roy Singham (right), an American IT entrepreneur known for funding communist organizations worldwide, and his wife Jodie Evans. Evans is also a socialist activist. [Photo = New York Times]
According to reports, Singham was born in the United States, resides in Shanghai, and has a Sri Lankan father. He is known as a funder of the far-left socialist movement and a worshipper of Maoism.
The New York Times also reported on August 5, 2023, that "Singham is providing substantial funding to media outlets, organizations, and politicians around the world who promote pro-Chinese government propaganda."
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