LA Riots and “No Kings” Protest: Unveiling the Marxist Web Behind America’s Chaos

Los Angeles is burning again, not with the spontaneous fury of 1992, but with a meticulously orchestrated chaos masquerading as grassroots resistance.

Recent anti-ICE riots and the upcoming “No Kings” nationwide protest scheduled for June 14, 2025, aren’t isolated events, they’re interconnected nodes in a broader Marxist-driven agenda to destabilize America, funded by a shadowy network of NGOs, activists, and billionaire ideologues.

In this article, we lay bare the players, their Marxist roots, and how these riots signal the opening salvos of a color revolution aimed at dismantling the American way of life.

The LA Riots: A Funded Facade

The mainstream media has portrayed the Los Angeles riots as organic outbursts against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids and deportations of criminals, but these outbursts are neither spontaneous nor grassroots.

The riots, which have left a trail of destruction, are the product of a well-funded, radical leftist NGO network, with taxpayer dollars funneled through groups like the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA), 51501, Indivisible and several others.

Whilst some of these organizations been funded by taxpayers, others have received funding from George Soros’ Open Doors Society Foundation.

Recent findings by civil liberty attorney Laura Powell exposed CHIRLA as a key orchestrator of the violent demonstration against federal immigration enforcement. CHIRLA, which received significant funding secured in part by LA Mayor Karen Bass, has been fomenting unrest under the guise of immigrant rights advocacy.

According to Powell, “CHIRLA has strong ties to the Democrat Party in California and has supported the election of Democratic candidates through its lobbying arm.

It has a particularly close relationship with Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass. The organization also has a close relationship with organized labor in the state, which in turn is a major financial supporter of Democrat politicians.”

She continued, “The incredible part is that CHIRLA’s activities are primarily funded by California taxpayers. I obtained a financial audit that shows that for the fiscal year ending June 2023, it received $34 million from the state, mostly through the Department of Social Services, accounting for 72% of its total revenue. This was nearly a three-fold increase over the previous year.”

Note that CHIRLA is just one of more than 100 organizations backing the “No Kings” protest, but we point it out to you due to its deep connection to the LA riots.
Looking deeper at the financial trail of these movements, we find Neville Roy Singham, an American billionaire now residing in China, whose ties to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are well documented by such publications as The New York Times.

Singham is a major patron of The People’s Forum, a Marxist organization driving protests, including those supporting Columbia University graduate student Muhammad Kahlil, a central figure in the 2025 pro-Palestinian campus shutdowns.

The People’s Forum, unapologetically Marxist, boasts of Singham’s donations, which fuel their “political education” and “internationalism” efforts. Meanwhile, Singham’s wife, Jodie Evans, co-founder of the radical group Code Pink which amplifies the same anti-Western agenda with her pro-China and pro-Islamist leanings, is also a backer of the movement.

A Key Organizer: “Revolutionary Ron”

The riots’ ideological underpinnings are unmistakably Marxist and were organized by Ron Gochez, a man who goes by “Revolutionary Ron” of Unión del Barrio, a revolutionary Mexican organization involved in the LA protests.

During a protest in 2011, Gochez publicly declared, “This is about a global struggle against imperialism and capitalism.” This rhetoric was also echoed in LA’s 2025 anti-ICE protests which has been working alongside The People’s Forum which has ties to groups like the Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL), which helped distribute pre-printed protest signs at the riots and carries with it anti-Semitic undertones.

The “No Kings” Protest: Same Playbook, Different Stage

The “No Kings” protest, set for June 14, 2025 has been billed as a stand against “defiled courts,” “deported Americans,” and “slashed services,” but these grievances are a house of cards: zero Americans have been deported, federal services remain bloated, and accusations of court rigging come from the very left that has been proven to have weaponized the judiciary.

Organized by radical leftists, such as the American Federation of Teachers president Randi Weingarten and Walmart heiress Christy Walton, the protest is less about justice and more about sowing chaos and destroying any sort of stability.

Previously, Encounter News reported on Walmart heiress Christy Walton, who took out an ad promoting the June 14th anti-Trump “No Kings” protest in The New York Times.

Since the release of Walton’s ad, Walmart has come out with a statement saying:

“We condemn violence, including when it’s directed towards law enforcement, and the damaging of property. As a company with associates and customers in the Los Angeles region, we remain focused on their safety and that of impacted associates.

The advertisements from Christy Walton are in no way connected to or endorsed by Walmart. She does not serve on the board or play any role in decision making at Walmart.”

Overlaps In Funding

The funding trail for “No Kings” overlaps with the LA riots with one key organizer of the protest, Indivisible, receiving $7 million from George Soros’s Open Society Foundations.

Soros, a veteran of color revolutions abroad, has long bankrolled movements to destabilize governments, and his fingerprints here are unmistakable.

Is Revolution The Real Aim?

The timing of the “No Kings” protest which coincides with President Trump’s 79th birthday, the U.S. Military’s 250 birthday celebration and ongoing unrest in LA, suggests a deliberate escalation and not an organic manifestation, which begs the question – why would organizers push forward amid such volatility unless revolution is the goal?

The Marxist roots of “No Kings” mirror those of the LA riots with Weingarten, a union leader with a history of radical activism, Walton, leveraging her wealth for leftist causes, steering a movement that is merely a rebrand of Black Lives Matter “Summer of Love.” The same groups, similar tactics, same anti-capitalist agenda driven by Marxists.

The protest’s rhetoric, decrying “kings” and government overreach, is a thinly veiled call for power, not liberty, as the left seeks to dismantle institutions they don’t control.

Interconnections: A Marxist-Islamist-Anarchist Alliance

There is a chilling, quiet alliance driving both the LA riots and “No Kings” protest: Marxists, anarchists, radical leftists, and Islamists have been united by a common enemy—America. And as radical groups so often do, despite their disdain for one another, they choose to band together to conquer their common enemy.

This coalition arising in America was first predicted by Glenn Beck back during the 2010 Arab Spring, and it is now in full swing.

Groups like The People’s Forum and Unión del Barrio, with their Marxist-Maoist ideologies, collaborate with pro-Palestinian activists whose protests often veer into anti-Semitism, as seen in the Kahlil demonstrations. And thus we pose the question:

If these “protests” were solely about opposing the deportation of illegal aliens into the country, then why are anti-ICE protesters wearing keffiyehs whilst carrying around the Mexican flag?

The alliance of these radical groups is meant for one thing: to defeat the United States.

The Color Revolution Begins

The LA riots and “No Kings” protest are just the opening acts of a domestic color revolution, a term used to describe orchestrated movements to topple governments, often with foreign backing.

The 2025 riots, with their centralized funding and Marxist rhetoric, fit the playbook perfectly: exploit a crisis (ICE raids), attack institutions (courts, police), and rally disparate groups under a revolutionary banner.

The involvement of Soros, Singham, and NED-affiliated figures like Bass points to a greater globalist agenda at play and highlights how these players have honed color revolution tactics in Ukraine, Libya, and the Arab Spring, now applying them domestically.

The riots’ violence—Border Patrol agents under fire, businesses torched—echoes the chaos of 2020’s BLM riots, all of which have been credibly tied to Marxist organizers like the Momentum Community, trained in Eastern European and Middle Eastern revolutionary strategies.

Conclusion: A Call to Vigilance

The LA riots and “No Kings” protest are not about ICE or “rigged courts,” they are a Marxist-orchestrated assault on America’s foundations, funded by a nexus of NGOs, billionaires, and taxpayer dollars.

Figures like Singham, Soros, and Weingarten, through groups like CHIRLA, The People’s Forum, and Indivisible, are pushing a revolutionary agenda cloaked in social justice. Do not fall for it.

This is the start of a color revolution, leveraging Marxist-Islamist-anarchist alliances to destabilize the nation. Again, do not fall for it.

This is a time to remain vigilant and prayerful.

The Left’s playbook is crystal clear: sow chaos, dismantle institutions, and seize power, and it the American who can counter this by renewing their commitment to liberty, justice, and constitutional principles.

God’s Word says “Truly I tell you, whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven.” Matthew 18:18 So we speak to darkness and tell it to flee. We speak peace over these United States.

We speak confusion into the enemy’s camp and all those that work wicked deeds to be scattered. And we say, in the name of Jesus, that this Marxist tide will not engulf the United States, but that God’s Spirit sweeps across this nation because we know that as we humble ourselves and pray and seek His face, that He hears us and as He promised He would do, He would heal our land. (2 Chronicles 7:14)

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