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A Fox News Digital investigation reveals that 54 organizations, including communist parties and international media, are coordinating protests across Europe to challenge capitalism and government austerity.

A digital investigation by Fox News, led by its head of investigations, Asra Nomani, revealed the existence of 54 organizations behind the escalating protests in France.
According to the investigation, this extensive network includes communist parties, revolutionary socialist groups, labor unions, pro-Palestinian solidarity organizations, and international media outlets. All are working to transform grievances into a comprehensive revolution against capitalism, government austerity policies, and military spending, as described in the report.
The "Fox News" investigation states that 28 youth communist and socialist organizations in 12 European countries are mobilizing efforts to organize a coordinated strike on November 20 under the slogan "Let us fight for our future, not for their wars," calling for strikes, barricades, sit-ins, and mass demonstrations.
Among the international entities supporting these protests are organizations linked to Neveul Roy Singham, a Marxist tech mogul based in Shanghai. His network includes "Tricontinental" and "Breakthrough News," a New York-based media outlet that published pre-event coverage of the violence witnessed in France over the weekend.



