EXPOSED: France’s Far-Left ‘Chaos Inc.’ Network Fuels Nationwide Riots

Liberty Check

• Radical communist and socialist networks are using French school protests as cover to advance an international agenda against capitalism, policing, and national sovereignty.
• Foreign-funded activists linked to Neville Roy Singham are coordinating strikes and unrest across multiple countries under the slogan “Fight for Our Future, Not Their Wars!”
• The unrest threatens France’s stability and serves as a warning to American patriots about the dangers of unchecked leftist organizing.

France’s student unrest has spiraled into nationwide riots, revealing the deep involvement of communist organizers and global activist networks. What began as complaints about school conditions quickly became a platform for revolutionary agitation against Western institutions.

Vijay Prashad, a Marxist academic and executive director of Tricontinental Ltd., celebrated the chaos by linking protests across continents. “Paris-New Delhi-Buenos Aires,” he declared on social media, quoting a punk lyric calling for fury to take hold.

Prashad’s group receives funding from American-born tech tycoon Neville Roy Singham, now based in Shanghai, who has built an extensive web of far-left nonprofits pushing anti-Western causes worldwide.

A detailed investigation uncovered 54 organizations tied to the French protests. Only 16 are actual student groups, while the remaining 38 represent adult-led communist parties, labor unions, and radical political movements.

Groups such as the Yellow Vests and La France Insoumise played key roles in organizing and amplifying the violence. Their goal extends far beyond education reform, targeting capitalism, military spending, and law enforcement.

International coordination is now expanding. An alliance of 28 communist and socialist youth organizations is preparing coordinated strikes across 12 European countries using the slogan “Fight for Our Future, Not Their Wars!”

Media outlets in the Singham network, including BreakThrough News, have promoted the riots with dramatic footage and calls for similar action in the United States.

Jodie Evans, Singham’s wife and co-founder of CodePink, explicitly urged Americans to follow the example set in France. “I want people to look at France, Spain, and India,” she told the outlet while promoting an anti-military campaign in Washington.

The pattern is clear: foreign-backed radicals are exploiting local grievances to stoke global unrest. France is merely the latest testing ground.

Our freedoms depend on staying vigilant.