What happened
A recent report by the Network Contagion Research Institute reveals that Iran, China, and Cuba are allegedly directing protests in the US through activist networks. The report claims that an Iranian influence node, the House of Latin America, has merged with a Chinese Communist Party-linked network to form a unified operation targeting the US.
The report alleges that this operation is financing and coordinating protests on American streets, with the goal of influencing US policy and societal decay. The involvement of malign foreign interests, including the Iranian regime, the Chinese Communist Party, and the Cuban government, is said to be behind many of the protests in the US.
The report also highlights the role of key figures, including Neville Roy Singham, an American with close ties to the Chinese Communist Party, and Abdolhamid Shahrabi, the founder of the House of Latin America. These individuals are alleged to be involved in coordinating protests and raising funds for extremist anti-government actors in the US.
The report's findings suggest that many protests in the US are not organic, but rather are orchestrated by a network of communist and Islamist groups with foreign backing. The involvement of these foreign interests has significant implications for US national security and the integrity of American democracy.
