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may day protests and chinese attack strategies
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- Over 600 groups with nearly $2 billion in annual revenues organized May Day protests across the U.S.
- Teachers' unions canceled classes in major school systems like Chicago.
- Article suggests protests may serve as trial run for civil unrest in U.S.-China confrontation over Taiwan.
- Tech billionaire Neville Roy Singham allegedly funds and organizes protests to promote Chinese interests.
- House Oversight Committee investigation noted Singham's role.