France is up in flames, and lighting the fuse is Soros' pro-immigration network

George Soros has incited street violence on countless occasions in order to profit from it, the Center for Fundamental Rights pointed out.

Párizs, 2023. július 2. Rendõrök összecsapnak tiltakozókkal Párizs központjában 2023. július 1-jén. A francia nagyvárosokban 45 ezer rendõrt mozgósítottak, miután Nanterre-ben június 27-én egy közúti ellenõrzést végzõ francia rendõr intézkedés közben lelõtt egy 17 éves fiút. Ezt követõen zavargások törtek ki több városban is, a tiltakozók épületeket és jármûveket gyújtottak fel vagy rongáltak meg. A fiatal életét kioltó rendõrt elõzetes letartóztatásba helyezték. MTI/EPA/Mohamed Badra Fotó: Mohamed Badra

 Alexander and George Soros. Source: Facebook.

There have been numerous analyses of how the Hungarian-born speculator has fueled internal conflicts in many countries around the world, which then escalated into street violence, the Center for Fundamental Rights writes.

„The Soros clan also played a major role in the vandalism that swept across the United States in 2020, known as the BLM protests. There are many parallels between the riots overseas and the recent migrant riots in France. In the US and also in France, progressives blame the police as a whole for the situation,” says the institute.

Given Alexander Soros's close ties with the top leadership of the US Democratic Party (he has visited the White House no less than 14 times since Joe Biden's inauguration), the current violence in France can also be linked to the fact that the progressive administration in Washington peeved at Emmanuel Macron's trip to Beijing. In China, the French president said that his country, and the EU as a whole, needed to take a self-interested approach to the emerging superpower.

In federal European institutions such as the European Parliament, some of the MEPs are well known to have close ties with the Soros clan, that listed 226 „reliable allies” among the representatives in the previous term. From a Hungarian perspective, it is striking that that the EP insist on migrant quotas despite the fact that the French example clearly shows the negative consequences of the indiscriminate support of migration, the Center for Fundamental Rights writes.

"The riots now raging in cities across Western Europe clearly demonstrate that Alexander Soros was serious when he promised to step up political pressure after taking power.

And the vandalism under the guise of a social justice struggle shows where unrestrained multiculturalism is leading: the chaos generated by the migrant ghettos only reinforces our conviction that illegal immigrants must be kept out of the country, EU quota plans in the bottom of the drawer and the Soros clan's influence in check.

 the Center for Fundamental Rights concluded.

Cover photo: police clash with protesters in central Paris on 1 July 2023 (Photo: MTI/EPA/Mohamed Badra)