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Follow the Funding of Money from Communist & others to NGO's News

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The walls are closing in on a epic National Security Crisis, thats been allowed to fester for years.

‘Follow the money’: Goldman Sachs under fire over $285M money trail in Neville Roy Singham probe

"A federal grand jury has launched an investigation into alleged financial crimes tied to tech entrepreneur Neville Roy Singham, with prosecutors examining a reported $285 million money trail that allegedly moved through a Goldman Sachs philanthropic fund and shell companies into U.S.-based nonprofit groups. The expanding DOJ probe has also placed Goldman Sachs under scrutiny as investigators follow the flow of funds".

The story is based on a Economic Times report

NB Neville Roy Singham is a US citizen.

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This investigation was conducted months ago ,as the grand jury is still working on it, but there is furthuring developments. More Communist threats And warnings to Goldman/Sachs.

"Bessent reportedly warned Goldman that it could be implicated in an alleged conspiracy involving Singham’s contributions if it didn’t cooperate with the DOJ’s probe".

"In a speech this past November at the Global South Academic Forum in Shanghai, Singham called for a “new world order,” invoked Chinese despot Mao Zedong’s cries for a “people’s war” to spread communism, and declared the US a “fascist” country".

https://nypost.com/2026/06/29/us-news/doj-investigating-marxist-millionaire-neville-roy-singham-over-potential-financial-crimes/

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