This Is a Deliberate, Textbook Infrastructure Takeover

You’ve heard Neville Roy Singham’s name linked to street protests, but the threads of his influence travel much deeper. When Singham cashed out of his tech giant, Thoughtworks, he sold it for hundreds of millions of dollars to the private equity powerhouse Apax Partners. Singham then turned around and flooded much of that money into financing communist revolutionaries around the world, Meanwhile, Apax acquired the dominant software platforms holding a virtual monopoly on Democratic voter data and campaign infrastructure nationwide. There is something much bigger happening here than a few wealthy donors throwing cash at street activists. This is a deliberate, textbook infrastructure takeover.

— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) October 9, 2026

… then turned around and flooded much of that money into financing communist revolutionaries around the world,

Meanwhile, Apax acquired the dominant software platforms holding a virtual monopoly on Democratic voter data and campaign infrastructure nationwide.

There is something much bigger happening here than a few wealthy donors throwing cash at street activists. This is a deliberate, textbook infrastructure takeover.