In the past few weeks, Magyar Nemzet has published the opinions of several insiders who are or were in one way or another connected to George Soros’s foundations. The Skype interviews published by our newspaper clearly reveal that by manipulating foreign journalists the organisations funded by the Open Society Foundations (OSF) depict a distorted image of Hungary and the Hungarian government. This article makes it absolutely clear that George Soros’s confidantes firmly control a part of the Hungarian left-liberal press as well. The OSF funds several Hungarian media, and their activists also take care of the publication of the “appropriate”contents.
Before going into details regarding the functioning of the left-liberal press in Hungary, it is well worth recalling the information that has recently been revealed regarding the activities of the Soros foundations. A former director of the Open Society Foundations openly spoke about the extent to which the stock exchange speculator’s network has control over the international left-liberal media. In the Skype interviews that came into Magyar Nemzet’s possession, Andrej Nosko related how with a wide range of manipulative methods they achieve that the situation in Hungary and several pro-sovereignty states in our region is misrepresented.
A journalist hired for a whole month
In his words, human rights NGOs are only too happy to take advantage of foreign journalists’ inadequate language skills, and supply media workers with inaccurate, biased, secondary sources. In fact, they even pay in order for the press to relay their narrative.
In one interview, Mr Nosko informed his interviewer that on several occasions, back then in the capacity of OSF’s head of division, he himself hired journalists. At the time, he decided on the awarding of grants to think tanks associated with them in the countries of the Central European region, including the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria and Estonia, and had control over an annual budget of ten million dollars.