A recent New York Times investigation has blown the lid off of another international news propaganda ring supported by China.

China has violently ramped up its attacks on Christians in the last four years and, according to a recent report by the New York Times, it has found an international propaganda arm to push its narrative. This specific propaganda ring has links with a think tank in Massachusetts, an event space in Manhattan, a political party in South Africa, and news organizations in India and Brazil. Hundreds of millions of dollars used in this effort were linked to a billionaire by the name of, Mr. Neville Roy Singham.

What is now being reported is that, hidden amid a tangle of nonprofit groups and shell companies, Mr. Singham has been accused of working closely with the Chinese government who is financing its propaganda worldwide.

India Today TV, India’s leading English News Channel, has launched a series of reports revealing Mr. Singham’s NewsClick news agency in India, linking the funds for the news source directly to the Chinese government.

 

It’s not just news. According to the report, Mr. Singham launched a peace advocacy movement called NO COLD WAR. NO COLD WAR advocates the end of America’s anti-China stance and the criticizing of China’s human rights records, like the US Congressional reports regarding the brutal oppression of underground Christians.

According to NO COLD WAR’s website, they are joined by groups like Code Pink, A.N.S.W.E.R. Coalition, Cuban Movement for Peace and Sovereignty of the Peoples, Simon Bolívar Institute for Peace and Solidarity Among Peoples (Venezuela), and several other far left, anti-Christian organizations that use peace and equality as platforms to gain support.

Sometimes news sources and even peaceful movements can be used to appeal to those with Christian-Judaic ethics and it is important to know the motives of those around us trying to gain our attention and support, especially when pushed by nations that persecute believers.