Representatives of the Open Society and globalists of all kinds are shocked:
In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, the notorious billionaire and globalist George Soros has announced that his Open Society Foundation (OS) will ‘severely limit’ its activities in Europe from 2024 onwards. Among others, the OS funds ‘human rights organisations’, such as Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and Transparency International, but also antifa organisations like the Amadeu Antonio Foundation.
Since the 1980s, Soros has been active in Eastern Europe, initially undermining the reign of the USSR, probably as the most successful anti-communist in history. After the fall of communism, he founded the Open Society Foundation in 1993 to promote globalisation in the spirit of radical liberalist Karl Popper, including gay rights and the fight (so-called ‘European values’) against established nations in Europe, often through so-called ‘colour revolutions’.
In 2021 alone, Soros’ foundations spent 209.4 million US dollars on projects in Europe and Central Asia. At least 40% of global staff are to be reduced, which will also affect the 160 employees Soros has in Berlin. With the agreement of the trade unions, up to 80% of the staff could even be laid off – a dark day for all globalists, a reason to rejoice for all patriots.
The shift in focus may also be related to George Soros, now 93 years old, handing over leadership to his son, Alexander Soros, 37. However, a shift in resources does not mean that the successor to George Soros, who liked to refer to himself as the ‘King of Eastern Europe’, will completely ignore the original area of influence: the foundation’s activities in Ukraine, Moldova, Kyrgyzstan, and the Western Balkan states will continue.
But Alexander Soros, who believes he is more political than his father, has chosen a new goal for the foundation: the 2024 US presidential elections, in which everything is at stake for Joe Biden, and representatives of the Open Society have much to lose should Donald Trump return to power. During the election campaign, he particularly wants to promote issues such as the ‘right to abortion’, voting rights, and ‘gender equality’. He is following well-trodden paths: the Soros family is traditionally one of the biggest supporters of the Democrats.
In view of the upcoming European elections in June 2024, globalists like Alberto Alemanno are now raising the alarm, fearing they will lose out: without the financial attention of the Soros empire, the fight against populism and all other supposed enemies of the Open Society does not seem as straightforward as they had hoped. While the new shift in focus might give patriots in Europe more room to breathe, the subversive work of the Soros empire is far from over.
