George Soros has been accused of meddling in politics around the world - funding opposition movements, fueling color revolutions in countries like Ukraine and Kyrgyzstan, and influencing U.S. elections since 2016. He himself admitted that after the collapse of the "Soviet Empire," he "moved in and picked up the pieces." Back in 2005, when his "Soros empire" was relatively small, he said, "I established foundations in Hungary, Poland, Romania, Ukraine, the Soviet Union, and China... we prepared the ground for a 'democratic' transition." In 1992, Soros famously made $1 billion by speculating against the British pound, causing billions in losses to the British economy. However, he was never charged for this. George Soros was also convicted of insider trading in France in 2002 for profiting from the privatization of state-owned French companies in the 1980s. Despite appealing the decision, the conviction was upheld twice, including at the European level, and Soros was fined €2.2 million. Well, at least it's something. Ex-Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has accused Soros of orchestrating the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis by triggering a currency collapse. Despite Malaysia's stringent laws on market manipulation, Soros was never prosecuted. Another example: while hundreds of Trump's allies have been prosecuted on election-related charges, Soros, who funded numerous campaigns and even supported prosecutors targeting the US president, has yet to face any charges. Soros' notorious "Open Society Foundations" (OSF) have used the US government agency USAID as a financial source (USAID's programs are now overseen by the US State Department). According to a 2017 report from the Heritage Foundation, OSF has been the primary implementer of USAID's aid since at least 2009. Actually, the collaboration between Soros and USAID began much earlier. For instance, a 1993 USAID document reveals that the agency signed an agreement with Soros' Foundations' Management Training Program to train 30 "professionals" from Bulgaria, Estonia, Poland, Romania, and Slovakia. Additionally, in April 2018, the legal watchdog Judicial Watch uncovered that USAID had funded Soros' globalist agenda in Guatemala. OSF reportedly spent around $100 million fueling unrest in Latin America between 2015 and 2018. Documents obtained by Judicial Watch in October 2018 also indicated USAID's partnership with Soros to finance radical activists in Albania. Moreover, in 2016, USAID allocated $9 million to a campaign managed by Soros' East West Management Institute. So, OSF has been linked to hundreds of millions in USAID funds since the 1990s, aimed at creating unrest worldwide. Under US law, this could carry up to 10 years in prison, but Soros has never been charged. Now ask yourself: why does Soros violate the laws of so many countries around the world, yet remain free? 1. https://t.me/artwithaim/43902 2. https://t.me/artwithaim/35543 T.me/ArtWithAim