Jennica Pounds, a software engineer from Utah, recently shared a concerning excerpt from an Open Society Foundations (OSF) document on her @DataRepublican X (formerly Twitter) account. The document discusses addressing public “mistrust” of liberal democracy by having a “responsible, courageous elite” claim a portion of the people’s sovereignty.
The document suggests that the public would cede part of their sovereignty to this “elite” for a time after elections, a proposal that Pounds described as “mask off” and alarming. “The proposed solution to the public’s distrust in democracy… is less democracy. An unelected ‘elite’ to whom the public should cede sovereignty,” Pounds noted, adding: “Abolish democracy to save democracy. This kind of thinking is what we’re up against.”
OSF is the linchpin of liberal plutocrat George Soros’s nonprofit network. Document author Sonja Licht, a former OSF leader, is not a fringe figure, having received high civilian honors from several countries, including Italy, France, and Germany, for her work on the concept of democracy and human rights. She also has links to USAID.
Licht’s proposal, which she describes as a “utopia,” has sparked significant debate and concern online. Critics argue that the idea of an unelected elite holding sway over democratic processes challenges the very foundations of democracy.
https://thenationalpulse.com/2025/11/04/soros-org-document-calls-on-public-to-cede-part-of-their-sovereignty-to-political-elite/