The hacks at NPR gave the leftist fanatics at George Soros’s multibillion-dollar Open Society Foundations a platform to play the victim after a new report exposed it for financially backing pro-terrorism groups.
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The hacks at NPR gave the leftist fanatics at George Soros’s multibillion-dollar Open Society Foundations a platform to play the victim after a new report exposed it for financially backing pro-terrorism groups.
NPR Morning Edition co-host Steve Inskeep brought on the radical anti-Israel OSF President Binaifer Nowrojee September 29 to flex the Soros empire’s philanthropic bona fides.
“This is not about George Soros. This is about the United States slowly losing its democracy bit by bit in ways that we’ve seen elsewhere in the world,” Nowrojee cried to Inskeep. The Justice Department reportedly directed prosecutors to draft plans to investigate Soros’s empire after Capital Research Center investigative researcher Ryan Mauro revealed in an extensive, 90-page report that Soros had funneled at least $80 million into organizations “tied to terrorism or extremist violence” in the U.S. and abroad.
