It's a shame this thread is not getting the VERY serious consideration it deserves. The importance of Soros and others like him is being overlooked. Yes, the corruption needs addressed, but it is by no means the only thing that needs our attention. Look at the content of the posts in this thread, and what you see is a comprehensive plan that covers EVERY aspect of our lives, including education, health care, work, governance, and the legal system. Look at the grant making posts - Did you notice the preponderance of local and state grants? Soros and ilk have infiltrated everything at every level of government, and the UN agenda is alive and progressing as you read this. Why is discussion about this discouraged?

Thank you, OP.

>>1175978

Do NOT give up on this - I've been hammering at this for three years. I'm beyond frustrated that it's being ignored and, possibly, actively suppressed. Your thread reinvigorated me. Thanks.

>>1299788

Thank you.

Do you want to keep this thread "Soros only," or can we include related/overlapping individuals?

Those unfamiliar with foundations pushing the NWO/UN Agenda, might find this overview useful.

https:// isgp-studies.com/liberal-cia-ngo-network

>>1302972

Yes, you're right on the overlaps :-)

My focus has been on the Civil Society aspect. l Lots of overlap between them and Soros' Open Society. That's why I was so surprised when people who hated what Soros was doing seemed to have no problem with Civil. I'm not saying that all people involved with Civil are "bad" - like Open, most of them probably think they're doing good, not realizing how their "good" is ultimately used for bad.