Gen Z protest TV funded by Neville Roy Singham and Jodie Evans
Claims made by the American left often portray violent protests for various causes such as George Floyd in 2020 and Hamas as organic upwellings of a popular will. However, that couldn’t be further from the truth.
An example of this is the story of Neville Roy Singham and his wife Jodie Evans. The duo, who amassed tens of millions from the tech industry, have been pouring big bucks into funding various pro-terror protests via the People’s Forum.
Singham funds the leftist think tank with his cashout from the sale of a software consulting firm to a private equity shop, built on expropriated labor in the best Marxist tradition. The protests they funded include the one in Times Square on Oct. 8, before Israel had time to mourn its innocent dead.
Just as we must remember the buckets of corporate cash that went to fund Black Lives Matter, these protests, bought and paid for by rich and powerful people like Singham, have become charged political entertainment for Gen Z.
The protests are filled with energy and the promise of possible violence and other transgressions, a participatory spectacle. They’re the place to be, in other words. That’s why kids keep flocking there. Until boredom sets in or a new distraction emerges, they’ll keep doing so — and if the city catches fire, they won’t give a damn.
