State Dept/USAID helped Soros Funnel Cash to Rebel Groups in Albania

Boy is this an interesting read from Soldier Of Fortune.

(Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch released 49 pages of new documents obtained from the U.S. Department of State about U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) funding for George Soros’s left-wing nonprofit organizations in Albania. The documents deal primarily with the activities of Soros’ top operative in Albania, Andri Dobrushi, the director of Open Society Foundation-Albania, who was actively engaged in channeling funding to what Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban calls Soros’ “mercenary army.” The documents show U.S. grant money flowing through non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that profess to promote “civil society,” while in fact attacking traditional, pro-American groups, governments and policies.

The trail of cash flowing from organization to organization en route to what can only be described as insurgencies within struggling nations. Remember, Soros thinks it's fun to collapse economies and play god with society. This is something he has admitted.

State Department/Albania FOIA documents (PDF)

State Department/USAID FOIA documents (PDF)

Soros is an existential threat to the peace and stability of the world. He truly believes himself to be a god among men, able to control the destinies of all at the flash of his bank account.

Everything he touches should be routed and taken from him. He should be arrested and tried for crimes against humanity.


This is the kind of crap this creep gets off on:
More on just what Soros finds amusing.

You mean Soros funds civil unrest in other countries and not just here in America? I'm bummed, I thought we were special.

a reply to: projectvxn

Soros and his safe heavens in the USA, go figure

Well there you go ! So this is the reason America and others have a hands off approach when it come to Soros.

Soros and his kind are like having a pet Cobra that waits for the moment to bite someone in the butt.

Cmon only three responses.

What other story is actually more relevant today? I'm not noticing it on the list.