France’s recent student protests have exploded into a nationwide revolt, revealing a sophisticated, transnational network dubbed ‘Chaos Inc.’ This ‘franchise’ of communist groups, labor unions, and global activists, funded in part by American-born Marxist tech tycoon Neville Roy Singham, orchestrated and amplified unrest across continents. Vijay Prashad, executive director of Singham-funded Tricontinental Ltd., explicitly linked protests in Paris, New Delhi, and Buenos Aires, echoing the punk anthem ‘Let fury have the hour, anger can be power.’ A Fox News Digital investigation identified 54 organizations involved in the French protests, ranging from communist youth groups and Muslim student advocates to labor unions, environmental activists, and international media outlets like BreakThrough News. These groups, including the radical ‘Yellow Vests’ and the socialist party La France Insoumise, are leveraging grievances over school conditions as a pretext for a broader political struggle against capitalism, austerity, and military spending. This network is expanding, with 28 communist and socialist youth organizations coordinating a strike across 12 European countries under the slogan ‘Fight for Our Future, Not Their Wars!’ Singham’s wife, Jodie Evans of CodePink, has explicitly pointed to the demonstrations in France, Spain, and India as inspiration for American activism against U.S. military spending, underscoring the global reach and coordinated nature of this ‘Chaos Inc.’ phenomenon.
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