The destruction of the American Republic is no longer a theory. It is an operating system. Call it the American Axis of Evil: the Democratic Party apparatus, openly socialist factions inside it, and a network of nonprofits and activist groups financed by figures with direct ties to the Chinese Communist Party. At the center of the funding web sits Neville Roy Singham, the Shanghai-based tech entrepreneur who sold ThoughtWorks for roughly $785 million in 2017 and has since poured hundreds of millions into U.S. groups that promote socialist, anti-American, and pro-CCP messaging.
Public records, IRS filings, and congressional investigations have mapped the core of Singham’s U.S. network. The main connected nonprofits and entities include:
- Code Pink (co-founded by his wife, Jodie Evans; received roughly $1.4 million from Singham-linked sources after 2017)
- The People’s Forum (received approximately $22.4 million)
- Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research (received roughly $16.8 million; Singham chairs its international advisory board)
- BreakThrough News / BreakThrough BT Media (received about $1.1 million)
- Justice and Education Fund
- People’s Support Foundation (one of the largest recipients, tens of millions)
- United Community Fund
- People’s Welfare Association
- Linked groups including the ANSWER Coalition, Party for Socialism and Liberation, and International Peoples’ Assembly
Money moved through shell companies, donor-advised funds (including one at Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund), and overlapping boards. Some of these same entities have sent millions to Shanghai-based Maku Group, a firm whose stated mission aligns with CCP foreign propaganda goals. House Ways and Means Committee probes and DOJ inquiries have examined whether this structure advances foreign influence under the cover of U.S. nonprofits.
These groups do not operate in isolation. They amplify Democratic and progressive causes, staff protests, shape media narratives, and push policy that weakens borders, energy production, and election integrity. Meanwhile, the same political coalition that platforms them shows little interest in the actual treatment of gay people under Sharia-based systems. In Iran, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Afghanistan under the Taliban, and parts of northern Nigeria, same-sex acts are criminalized, with death by hanging or stoning on the books in multiple jurisdictions. Iran has carried out executions; others maintain flogging, imprisonment, or the legal possibility of capital punishment. This is not fringe interpretation—it is codified law in those countries. The Axis rarely applies the same intensity of outrage it reserves for American conservatives.
Corporate conglomerates remain largely silent. Cheap foreign national labor keeps margins high; open borders and suppressed wage pressure serve their interests. Election results that stretch credibility draw almost no serious scrutiny from the same outlets that spent years amplifying every unproven claim against the prior administration. And when foreign-financed or ideologically captured elements within the judiciary pursue a sitting or former president with novel theories, the precedent is clear: if they can do it to him, ordinary citizens have even less protection.
The corruption is no longer concealed behind polite language. The funding trails, the shared personnel, the consistent alignment with CCP talking points, and the selective silence on actual human rights abuses are all public. The Republic is not being lost in secret. It is being dismantled in plain sight by an alliance that treats American sovereignty as the problem and foreign capital and ideology as the solution. Americans who still value the Constitution are right to treat this network as the coordinated threat it has become.
References
- Fox News Digital investigations and House Ways and Means Committee actions on Singham-linked nonprofits (2026 reporting): https://www.foxnews.com/politics/house-panel-warns-singham-linked-nonprofits-comply-subpoenas-face-congress
- New York Times reporting on Singham’s global funding network and CCP-aligned activities (2023): https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/05/world/europe/neville-roy-singham-china-propaganda.html (summarized across multiple outlets)
- ILGA and related documentation on jurisdictions applying the death penalty for same-sex activity: https://ilga.org/ and country penal code summaries (Iran, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, etc.)
