En tiedä onko tämä ollut jo esillä, mutta hyvä yhteenveto Soroksen rahojen kohteista:
https://www.influencewatch.org/non-profit/open-society-foundations/The Open Society Foundations (OSF), founded by liberal financier George Soros, is a network of more than 20 national and regional foundations making it one of the largest political philanthropies in the world. Built on Soros’ anti-capitalist redistributionist political philosophies, the organization gives away nearly a billion dollars per year to left-wing organizations around the world.[1]
OSF is the successor to the Open Society Institute (OSI), a Soros philanthropy that was folded into OSF. (Open Society Institute – Baltimore is the sole remaining Soros group bearing that name.)
In the United States, Open Society Foundations U.S. Programs have given hundreds of millions to left-wing political organizations including multi-million dollar gifts to the ACLU, Planned Parenthood, the Robin Hood Foundation, the Tides Foundation, the Brennan Center for Justice, and Alliance for Citizenship among countless others. [2]
Documents stolen from the organization indicate that The Open Society Foundations’ U.S. Programs agenda prioritizes a number of liberal issue prerogatives and funds left-wing organizations to carry out these policies.[3] Some of these prerogatives include creating a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants, cutting the number of prison inmates by 50%, enacting comprehensive immigration reform, increasing welfare handouts, and raising taxes to redistribute wealth.[4]
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Yhteenvetona: Open Society Foundations lahjoittaa vuosittain yli puoli miljardia taalaa ($587,1M vuonna 2017) erilaiseen pahantekoon, näistä reilu 10% ($63,3M) Eurooppaan.
Itselleni jäi vähän epäselväksi onko Soroksella muita kanavia rahoittaa myyräntyötään, edellä siis vain OSF:n osuus.
USA:ssa on havaittu että Soroksen puuhat sotkevat maan ulkopolitiikkaa (tämä siis jo ennen Trumpia):
https://www.forbes.com/sites/richardminiter/2011/09/09/should-george-soros-be-allowed-to-buy-u-s-foreign-policy/#6d4e7f9d1623 (vaatii Adblockerin pois päältä)
Are George Soros' Billions Compromising U.S. Foreign Policy?
George Soros is rich enough to buy his own foreign policy, but is it wise to let him have one?
Soros' strange pattern of investments and gifts, especially in the former-Soviet states of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, amounts to a personal foreign policy.
While other rich men fund think tanks and charities abroad, the sheer scale of Soros' spending sets him apart. Soros, through foundations and his Open Society Institutes, pours some $500 million per year into organizations in the former Soviet world, according to their own estimates. That, in many cash-starved countries, is enough capital to change who runs the capital.
And Soros gets results. Through strategic donations, Soros helped bring down the communist government in Poland, toppled Serbia's bloodstained strongman Slobodan Milosevic, and fueled the "Rose Revolution" in Georgia. Soros has also funded opposition parties in Azerbaijan, Belarus, Croatia, Georgia, and Macedonia, helping them into either power or prominence. All of these countries were once Russian allies.
Of course, Soros doesn't work alone. His investments often ride a populist wave of discontent or are made alongside American or European governments and non-profits. No amount of money can singlehandedly bring down a popular foreign leader. But a weak leader can be pushed from power—and Soros likes to give the humpty-dumpty shove to the world's autocrats.
And that creates problems for the U.S. Since Soros' most significant dictator-toppling efforts are concentrated in the post-Soviet world, Soros' foreign policy creates friction between the U.S and Russia and generates hostility from a range of energy-rich Central Asian states, which provide key bases for the Afghan war. Some nations, including Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan, have even banned Soros or his philanthropic front-groups.
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