Another false claim by Action for Democracy, an organization also meddling in the 2022 Hungarian elections, has been exposed in the wake of recently published video footage on X (formerly Twitter), Mandiner reports. Not only has it been revealed that project financing occurs not through purported micro-donations from the public, but by stock speculator George Soros, and also that members of A4D's international advisory board, including the renowned professor and general, are involved in the day-to-day operational activities.
The meeting
"We recently went to Warsaw and I organized the meetings, because, you know, it was easier for me to get a meeting with Ambassador Brzezinski or the German ambassador," says Kati Marton, chair of the A4D advisory board (but listed as only a member on their website).
The meetings, she said, were necessary "because there, in Poland, there are going to be very critical elections, very critical ones".
Marton's statement contradicts the disclaimer on A4D's own website stating that advisory board members are not involved in day-to-day decision-making and are not aware of the organisation's support activities in the target countries. This information had earlier also been contradicted by Peter Marki-Zay, the Hungarian opposition's joint candidate for prime minister in 2022, when he said that Kati Marton and her friends had done a lot of work and collected a lot of support "from Hungarians outside Hungary, and obviously not only from Hungarians, to make the campaign successful". Magyar Nemzet writes about Kati Marton's connection with Soros in an earlier article series.
Marton, who grew up in an elite environment in Budapest, called Hungarians a "stupid, ignorant society" and the town of Miskolc an unpleasant city.
In the last two years, A4D has targeted Poland, Slovakia and Brazil, among others, as "battlegrounds" in which the organization acted on behalf of the global world order against sovereignists in their elections. This action, of course in 'civilian packaging' primarily took the form of supporting liberal NGOs and media products.