The Soros network and the business of big data

The meeting point of Soros George and Alexander, Gerald Knaus their paid lobbyist, and numerous Hungarian left-wing politicians is the European Council on Foreign Relations— our paper reveals in its final part of this series. Among the Hungarians in the ECFR, numerous appear in the left-wing data-collection network which is tied to the state-funded ELTE Faculty of Social Sciences. Keep reading for the details.

A milliárdos NGO-kat használ ideológiája terjesztésére Fotó: REUTERS/Charles Platiau

Here it is important to note that the sociologist, Dessewffy, is simultaneously a point of connection between the university-research world and the left-wing network; after all, he leads the ELTE Digital Sociology Research Center where Facebook-user habits are studied—naturally, financed with state funds.

Last year, Dessewffy published a book on this very subject titled “Digital sociology”. A review on the book states, “We live in a whirlwind: digital technologies completely revolutionize our lives, transform culture, interpersonal relationships, politics and the economy. These processes are sometimes spectacular: skyrocketing stock prices, disintegrating relationships, politicians succeeding or failing against traditionally calculated odds, unprecedented rises to fame, a plethora of crazes and gestures all signal the strength of the changes embodied by digital technology.”

These transformations are also noteworthy because aside from the international networks, a domestic network is also clearly functioning—the tentacles of which reach from the “Ez a Lényeg” smear campaign portal, to the ELTE Faculty of Social Sciences sociology clique all the way to Gyurcsány’s party.