Unbeknownst to most of us May 5, 2020, George Soros's Open Society Group was actively seeking a court ruling to overturn the United States Leadership against AIDS/HIV, Tuberculosis and Malaria Act of 2003 which 'Limits the funding of Foreign and American Non Governmental Organizations to those with a Policy Strictly against Prostitution and Sex Trafficking. https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:5175d356-a4d2-4ef2-b015-c29b63bf6698

On June 29th, the Supreme court upheld the Act and denied any funding to the Open Society or any of their affiliates, foreign and domestic.

RT published an article the day after the SC decision, June 30th: https://www.rt.com/usa/493394-soros-ngos-blocked-supreme-court/

Conservative Republic picked it up in an undated article: https://conservativerepublic.co/george-soros-dealt-major-blow-by-supreme-court-as-operatives-stripped-of-rights-2/

Open Source President, Patrick Gaspard, pictured with Obama and Rice in the background, had this to say about the decision: The Soros network has issued a statement condemning the Supreme Court ruling and the fact they will be denied federal funds because of their international support for the flesh trade.

Turns out, this Gaspard has quite the history with Obama and the Democrats (Surprised? NOT)

Patrick Gaspard, the executive director of the Democratic National Committee – and formerly the director of the Office of Political Affairs in the White House (the same position held by Karl Rove during George W Bush’s presidency), national political director of Barack Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign, and associate personnel director of President-elect Obama’s transition team – has been tapped as the next US Ambassador to South Africa. This nomination comes just as President Obama is due to touch down in South Africa on Friday, 28 June, on his official visit here. https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2013-02-26-patrick-gaspard-confirmed-as-presidents-nominee-for-next-us-ambassador-in-sa/