Momentum MEP also tangled in the Soros web

In the past week, Magyar Nemzet has demonstrated Gerald Knaus’ key role in the Soros-lobby network. We exhibited Knaus’ lack of inhibition when it comes to distorting certain politicians’ statements and even stuffing the world media with fake news. In this part of our series we list numerous politicians that Knaus frequently meets with; we also figure out which left-wing, female politician has become Věra Jourová’s, European Commission Vice-President, newest confidante in all affairs Hungarian.

What’s tremendously telling is how this new turn in policy was subsequently incorporated into the vocabulary of the liberal media and politicians. We will provide a few examples of this. As reported by Index, Manfred Weber declared this already on June 13, 2020: “The EU isn’t an ATM, it’s a community of values.” One month later, in the middle of the budget debates on July 17, 2020, Knaus again tweeted his aforementioned proposals, tagging multiple influential journalists – including staff from the Soros-allied New York Times. The specific wording here comprised of “parasitic solidarity” and a “silent cash-machine, funding illiberalism”.

On the same day, the online edition of the Spiegel newspaper, which Knaus is tied to, announced that the EU cannot be the Hungarian’s ATM; David Sassoli, liberal President of the European Parliament, provided near-identical comments to Azonnali, while Romanian liberal, Dacian Cioloș tweeted similarly.

(To be continued)