Former NATO Chief Commander Exposes Interference in Hungary by Soros's Network + Video

Yet another revealing video exposes the meddling by the organization run by David Koranyi, former adviser to Budapest Mayor Gergely Karacsony.

The scandal of meddling in internal affairs by the US is spiraling further after another video has been released on the X page that was probably created to support Donald Trump, the Hungarian  Mandiner news portal reported. 

In the video, which is also circulating among Hungarians living in the US, leaders of Action for Democracy (A4D) talk about the role of George Soros in activities aiming to shape the internal affairs of sovereign states.

Soros influences elections

In the latest recording, General Wesley Clark, a member of the A4D board of trustees, reveals that George Soros has a long history of trying to influence national elections in countries across our region.

For years, we interfered in the Italian elections. We made sure that the communists never won in Italy and in Greece. (...) Hungary, sure,

 the former Supreme Allied Commander Europe of NATO said, stressing that "it’s not the US government, it’s just private individuals that are interfering in other countries’ elections."

As it turned out George Soros was primarily behind the meddling in these states, and

according to Wesley Clark, he also tried to influence domestic politics in Bosnia. Interestingly, the retired general also noted that if they had organised the coup against Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, it would certainly have been successful.

The picture that emerges from previous videos is that key A4D figures have also worked closely with the leaders of US Democrats in their operations. Kati Marton, chair of the A4D board of trustees, for example, explained in one of the videos that in Poland, she first consulted with the US ambassador in Warsaw in order to prepare the ground for helping Donald Tusk and his allies into government.

Campaign against Viktor Orban

The Action for Democracy and its collaborating partners operated a real campaign machine to discredit targeted national leaders, including Prime Minister Viktor Orban, by publishing opinion pieces, for instance, on Yahoo News. For example, Alexander Nazaryan, a senior White House correspondent, attacked the Hungarian prime minister in a piece full of smears and malicious misrepresentations.

A Hungarian intelligence report, which was partially declassified last summer, revealed that through A4D and a Swiss foundation 

more than four billion forints had flowed into Hungary to support the left wing 's election campaign.

Billions were transferred to Oraculum 2020 Kft, the publisher of the media empire EzaLenyeg, which operates portals for defamatory campaigns, and to DatAdat, a network of companies with ties to former left-wing Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai.

Worries about exposure

The report only uncovered the route of the money from abroad, the source -  that the rolling dollars came from George Soros - was revealed by the videos shared on X. The stock exchange speculator must have been quite sensitively affected by his role in the attempt to influence the elections becoming public knowledge, as in one of the videos, David Koranyi, head of A4D, said that it was extremely important to keep secret that Soros was behind their operations, because he believed that public disclosure would have turned the public opinion against them.

They were worried that if the identity of the main donor, George Soros, had been made public, it would have discredited their explanation that they were seeking to interfere in Hungarian domestic affairs out of concern for democratic values.

Just to recall, in the videos released in recent weeks, prominent A4D figures shared with their interlocutors a number of revealing background details about the organisation's activities and funding. Among other things, they also admitted that the stock exchange speculator was the source of the roughly three billion forints - initially claimed to be micro-donations - which flowed into Hungary through David Koranyi's organization to support the 2022 election campaign of the opposition alliance.

Cover photo: George Soros, Hungarian-born US  businessman (Photo: MTI/EPA/Peter Foley)