Leaked Soros Foundation Documents and Political Influence in Europe

Soros and his, uh, grant-making organization, Open

Society Foundation. The papers exposed the group's ongoing

attempts to influence

political processes in Europe and Russia,

other parts of the world as well.

Here's Guy and Aycha Chichak.

Leaked documents from George Soros' Open Society

Foundations show persistent efforts by the organization to

influence the political process in Europe.

To reach out to European voters, the organization has funded

local advocacy groups,

social media projects, and

journalists. Here's an example. Over one hundred and thirty

thousand dollars went to a project by a group called EU

Observer.

This project uses professional

news reporting to foster debate on

how open society values are under

stress in the run-up to the

European

elections. EU Observer recruited experienced local

journalists to visit campaign events, conduct

interviews, and solicit

high-level op-eds in sixteen countries.

While the Soros organization has been doing all this hard work trying to

influence politics in Europe, a leaked document shows the

organization's half a million

dollar effort to find evidence of

Russia's alleged influence

in Europe's political life.

The proposal reads, quote, "The evidence is still rather

sketchy and based more on

strong allegations,

hence the need

to first do a proper mapping." End quote.

I think that the, uh, European public is

under-reacting, and that's why I'm

trying to explain to them, uh, the real, the

danger, uh, that, uh, uh, Russia

represents.

From the leaked document, we also see that the Soros team

recognizes the problem of trying to accuse Russia of

influencing politics in Europe.

Naming and shaming from us is problematic.

We also are in the business of channeling

money into other countries for political

purposes.

When he says democracy, he means Sorosocracy.

He doesn't mean what we might

otherwise think of democracy.

He wants to wreck Europe,

uh, and he-- That's why he's for all these,

these open borders and