USAID Funding Controversy in Macedonia

USAID gave five million dollars to Open Society Foundation Macedonia.

Five million dollars! A direct grantee!

With the help of then-president Barack Obama's U.S. ambassador to Macedonia,

the U.S. government spent millions of taxpayer dollars to destabilize the democratically

elected center-right government by colluding with Soros.

So USAID is actually funding Soros, and Soros is passing those funds to the people on the ground.

The local politicians, the local judges, the local prosecutors,

the local anti-corruption NGOs, the local media outlets,

the local trade labor groups and unions.

One NGO funded by the USAID-Soros alliance paid for the translation into Macedonian

of Saul Alinsky's Rulphs for Radicals.

So USAID paid to have Saul Alinsky street protest handbooks printed. How funny is that?

I just want to provide a little bit of proof for you to show you

documented evidence that George Soros is linked with USAID in

2001 he was actually listed as an official partner the Soros Foundation Network

listed USAID among its donor partners alongside other government aid agencies.

This means that USAID, our tax money, was being laundered directly to George Soros.

Here we have a couple specific grants. There's a two million dollar one here,

but there's a whole bunch more that flowed to him.

And let's just take a look at those street protest handbooks that were talked about in the video.

It's five million dollars. USAID provided this money.

It was cited in the government accountability office

to fund these right here. They fund activism.

These freedom of association youth policies, citizen initiatives, new media, and organizing tactics.

So this was basically just printing these protest handbooks, training these youth and these activists to overthrow governments.

Really pay attention to this last part right here.

Training for protest and political pressure, contributing to a political crisis with ethnic division,

and street actions, meaning protests, starting in 2015.

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