Soros Gives $18b Weeks Before Antifa’s “Civil War”
Soros Gives $18 Billion Weeks Before Antifa’s “Civil War”
America Uncensored | Oct. 18, 2017
George Soros has just transferred 18 billion dollars to his charity, Open Society Foundation. The move comes two weeks before Antifa’s planned “civil war” beginning November 4th.
Soros is known for using his wealth to destabilize nations. Directing his evil through Open Society toward the United States in recent years. As reported at Fox news.
It’s unclear what Soros’ group will use the billions of dollars toward. He recently posted on his Twitter page articles about the Open Society Foundations’ work in countries including Albania and Macedonia.
But the Hungarian-born heavyweight has spent years investing money to support fiercely liberal, partisan causes in the U.S. and throughout the world.
Soros, 87, has used his stash of money to place his stamp and influence on more than 100 organizations in more than 100 countries, spanning five continents. He’s pumped money into Planned Parenthood and the Black Lives Matter movement and contributed $1.4 million to help pass a California law that would make drug possession and minor theft charges misdemeanors.
Soros has been a heavy funder of Antifa through Open Society, along with Kellogg and Ford Foundations. Antifa has been known to cause chaos and violence and has made clear their plans for total disruption.
Antifa, which has not been ruled out as being behind the Las Vegas massacre, has made public their plans for “civil war” to begin on November 4th.
With the gift of $18 billion and his army of thugs, it becomes clear that Soros is trying to unleash a nightmare. Something big and disastrous is likely on the way.
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