New Scandal Over Open Society Foundations

A trove of hacked documents liberated from the Soros Open
Society Foundations reveals the systematic and anti-democratic
techniques employed by Soros operatives as part of a far-left
influence operation that critics say is part of Soros’ plan to
“demolish Europe.”
The Open Society Foundation documents reveal that Soros
is using dark-money funnels to influence the political process
in Europe, Russia and many other countries.
Western mainstream media refused to cover the hack and release
of the Soros documents. The hacked documents reveal a systematic
approach by Soros operatives to rig elections in Europe and beyond.
To reach voters, Soros’s Open Society Foundations funds local
media groups, journalists, lobby groups and social media projects.
Among other things, $130,000 USD went to EUobserver, a
Brussels-based ‘independent’ news and opinion website that reports
on the EU and developments in European politics. Ninefornews
report (https://bit.ly/3LcKdtd):
“He wants to demolish Europe. That’s why he’s in favor of open
borders so that large numbers of people come in.” - commented writer
and political adviser Llewellyn Rockwell, president of the Ludwig
von Mises Institute. 
Soros is blamed for the popular uprising that overthrew Serbian
President Slobodan Milosevic in 2000. The group Otpor! (Serbian
for ‘resistance’) played a central role in the coup and was financed
by Soros.
The billionaire is also seen as the driving force behind the Rose
Revolution in Georgia in 2003, during which President Eduard
Shevardnadze was deposed. The revolution was spearheaded by
the organization Kmara (Enough), which was funded by Soros.
In 2004 the Orange Revolution took place in Ukraine. The protesters
were trained by the International Renaissance Foundation (IRF),
a Ukrainian NGO founded by Soros.
In 2005 the Tulip Revolution took place in Kyrgyzstan. Behind
the popular uprising was the Coalition for Democracy and Civil
Society, funded by Soros.