A California-based nonprofit with ties to the CCP and Neville Roy Singham embarked on a Chinese propaganda tour this week, telling attendees they could learn about the "revolutionary history" of the communist country while "marveling" at the socialist development in the country.On Sunday, CodePink, a 501(c)(3) registered in Marina del Rey, Calif., posted a video of co-founder Madea Benjamin in an airport discussing her trip to China.The video, which was posted in between separate posts bashing Columbus Day and propping up feminism, detailed how Benjamin will show how the communist country is different from "the one we keep hearing about in Washington."The following day, CodePink posted another clip of Benjamin outside a university in China lauding the safety of the country, saying enthusiastically that it is "amazing" an umbrella or bike can be left unattended in the region "without worrying about someone stealing it."CodePink co-founder Jodie Evans marches at an anti-Israel protest in New York City alongside a file photo of her husband, Shanghai-based tech entrepreneur Neville Roy Singham.
(Left: Asra Q.Nomani/Fox News Digital; Right: Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images for V-Day)SENATOR TARGETS ALLEGED CHINA-LINKED SINGHAM NETWORK IN FIERY FLOOR SPEECHThe trip, according to an event promotion link for sign-up on the CodePink website, is 12 days and 11 nights in Shanghai, Chongqing, Zunyi, Loushanguan, Maotai Village and Guiyang estimating that attendance would cost between $3,000 and $4,000 depending on the total number of participants.
The website said attendees will be "greeted by local Shanghai comrades," and that a tour with Benjamin and Code Pink co-founder Jodie Evans is included."Explore China’s revolutionary history, while marveling at high-tech infrastructure and modern socialist development," the event description reads."Highlights include Red Memorials, Historical Re-Enactments and Museums, Socialist Infrastructure, and Rural Revitalization."HASAN PIKER NAM...