Books have been written about the damage Hungarian-born Soros caused to the world. There’s no space here to look in detail at the oeuvre of the award recipient, so here's a few highlights.
This wonderful man crushed the British pound in 1992. He speculated. He’s done the same with other currencies to bag up more money. This "patriot" inflicted massive financial damage on millions of people through his speculative attacks. It is perhaps no coincidence that this unselfish, great champion of freedom cannot set foot in a number of countries, being banned from entering due to his financial terrorist activities.
One of his companies, Soros Fund Management, targeted Hungary's OTP Bank in 2008, causing its shares to lose 22 percent of their value. A true patriot, indeed. Yet Hungary’s left has been groveling at his feet for decades, feeding off his teat. According to deceased writer Gyorgy Konrád, Soros is as powerful a man for our country as one of Hungary's greatest statesmen Istvan Szechenyi. Of course, Soros has been showered with awards, such as the honorary citizen award from former Budapest Mayor Gabor Demszky, the Commander's Cross of the Hungarian Order of Merit in 1994 and the Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Hungary in 2004. Perhaps the only accolade he’s missing is the "Heroic Hungarian Mother" award.
Remember back in 2016?
Jean-Claude Juncker, then-president of the European Commission, greeted Soros in Brussels with a wine-soaked smile. This happened shortly after Soros published his migration thesis on September 26, 2015, on Project Syndicate. This is the plan, which the left claims doesn’t exist, saying it's merely the invention of Orban and his cabinet minister. Yet Soros himself wrote of his own great agenda that it is a comprehensive plan with six components. In the writing, he pointed out that "the EU has to accept at least a million asylum-seekers annually".
And the EU should provide 15,000 euros per asylum-seeker for each of the first two years to help cover housing, health care, education costs and pocket money, Soros explained. And if necessary (of course it is), then the EU should take out loans for all this. From whom? Obviously from Soros's usurious, deep-state cronies, who stand next to him and behind him with money cannons loaded with dollars. The speculator recommended that the European Union build a migration agency. He did not write the EU should or how good it would be, but declared it ex cathedra, that the EU "must".




















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