Ever wonder who’s bankrolling the chaos of Antifa protests that seem to erupt with alarming precision?
Breitbart reported that Seamus Bruner, Director of Research at the Government Accountability Institute (GAI), has pulled back the curtain on a tangled web of left-wing billionaires and dark money networks, including Neville Roy Singham, funneling over $100 million into radical groups behind Antifa riots and anti-Trump demonstrations.
At a recent roundtable event alongside President Donald Trump, Bruner laid out the evidence with surgical precision.
Joined by GAI President Peter Schweizer, Bruner traced the cash flow to what they’ve dubbed the “Protest Industrial Complex” or “Riot Inc.,” a sophisticated operation with divisions for PR, marketing, and even legal support.
These aren’t just ragtag gatherings; they’re meticulously orchestrated events backed by dozens of radical organizations.
These groups have collectively received over $100 million from deep-pocketed investors with agendas far from the average American’s concerns.
Here’s where it gets downright galling: Bruner revealed that over $100 million in U.S. taxpayer funds have flowed into these shadowy networks.
At least $4 million has gone straight to the radical groups themselves, indirectly fueling protests that often target core American values.
As Bruner stated, “And then, three, I think the most shocking thing is that we have found that more than one hundred million dollars in U.S. taxpayer funding has flowed into these funding networks, including at least four million dollars to these very groups themselves.”
Spotlight on Neville Roy Singham, a billionaire with murky ties to Thoughtworks, Inc., which he founded in 1993 and sold for $785 million in 2017.
While U.K. records claim he’s been retired since 2017, Chinese government data lists him as a corporate officer for Thoughtworks Beijing as recently as this year.
This discrepancy raises eyebrows about his current influence and funding sources for these protest networks.
Bruner also dissected upcoming anti-Trump protests, describing them as anything but spontaneous “grassroots” movements.
Groups like The Indivisible Project manage what he calls “carefully plotted productions” funded by the Arabella Advisors network, with over $114 million funneled to “No Kings” protest partners since 2019.
Bruner noted, “The expected worldwide mobilization of protests against President Donald Trump this weekend will hardly be a spontaneous eruption,” highlighting how these events are backed by heavyweights like George Soros and Mark Zuckerberg, far from the organic uprisings they’re portrayed to be.
