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George Soros is being sued for $10 billion dollars after he was discovered intruding in African governmental issues for his very own personal gains.
As indicated by the claim, the extremely rich business man globalist utilized his influence with the West African government in Guinea to stop “Israeli organization BSG Assets out of the West African country’s lucrative iron mineral mining contracts.”
Previous DOJ lawyer J. Christian Adams remarked, “Americans don’t comprehend the degree to which Soros energizes this hostile to sacred, against American plan.”
Whatever a definitive result in the present case, it is not the first run through Soros has been blamed for sowing political change to propel an individual motivation.
Fox News reports:
Critics around the world, including in the U.S. and in Soros’ homeland of Hungary, say the liberal financier often masquerades as a humanitarian while manipulating the political landscape.
“We are committed to use all legal means at our disposal to stop pseudo-civil society spy groups such as the ones funded by George Soros,” Hungary’s top education official, Minister of Human Capacities Zoltan Balog said recently.
In the U.S., Soros has spent heavily on politics from local district attorney races to presidential campaigns.
While his stated goals have included reshaping the justice system, achieving income equality, battling climate change and fighting racism, critics say he has used his money to buy massive influence within the Democratic Party.
Soros has also been accused of using his Open Society Foundation and U.S. diplomatic connections to interfere with the government of Macedonia, according to Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah.
