Turns Out Those Street Protests Aren’t Spontaneous At All [WATCH]

A report highlighted by Fox News Digital details a network of organizations tied to millions of dollars in funding for activist groups across the United States and globally, raising questions about the origins and coordination behind protest movements.

Will Cain discussed the findings, focusing on what he described as a coordinated system behind various demonstrations.

“Let’s talk about the worldwide paid protest pipeline. Who’s funding it and why?” Cain said.

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He added that the same patterns appear across different movements, stating, “Because, no matter the cause, anti ICE, pro Palestine, pro Iran, you’ll see different signs, but it’s the same script, and it’s the same networks, the same organizers, the same graphics, the same font.”

Cain said Fox News Digital examined financial transactions spanning several years, stating, “Fox News digital has been digging into this, following the money.”

He said the investigation identified a central figure connected to the funding, adding, “A lot of it, leads back to one man we told you about him in the past, tech tycoon, American born Neville Roy Singham, who lives in Shanghai now.”

According to Cain, Singham is alleged to have directed funding through multiple channels, stating, “He allegedly poured millions into these networks to push an overtly pro Chinese Communist Party interest.”

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Cain outlined the structure described in the report, saying, “Here’s what Fox News digital as Romani has uncovered after analyzing hundreds of transactions from 2017 to 2025.”

He said the funding begins with Singham, adding, “It starts at the top with Neville Roy Singham.”

Cain said the funds were routed through various entities, stating, “He has allegedly funneled around $278 million through shell companies.”

He described the first layer of organizations, saying, “That starts with a core six.”

Cain added, “It’s companies like Code Pink, the People’s forum.”

He noted that these groups are visible at demonstrations, stating, “You should get to know these because they’re the emblems, the logos that you will see on all the signs at these protests.”

He said the network expands beyond those organizations, adding, “From those core six, they then distribute it out in like a third concentric circle to 52 secondary organizations.”

Cain continued, “And then again, globally, it’s fractured up again into 11 downstream groups.”

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