Topic: Soros Ukraine

In a 2015 interview, George Soros describes his efforts to build "civil society" in Ukraine and the Soviet Union starting in the late 1980s. Soros claims his foundation's work over 25 years helped create the current leadership in Ukraine. Adam Curry reflects on the 1988 Moscow Music Peace Festival as a potential intelligence operation designed to prepare the Russian public for systemic change.

Rudy Giuliani appears on Glenn Beck's program to present affidavits alleging massive corruption in Ukraine involving Joe Biden and Hunter Biden. Giuliani claims that U.S. embassy funds were diverted to NGOs linked to George Soros and calls for a special prosecutor.

Attorney Joe DeGenova claims that George Soros exerts significant control over the U.S. State Department's activities in Ukraine through various non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Specifically, the Anti-Corruption Action Center (ANTAC) is identified as a Soros-sponsored group that allegedly received protection from State Department officials. Critics argue these entities are used to target business competitors rather than fight genuine corruption.

Speculation links George Soros and the late John McCain to regional destabilization efforts, including the use of "mercenaries" in the Catalan independence movement. The McCain Institute is noted for receiving funding that may be tied to Chinese interests, creating a conflict between McCain's public anti-Trump stance and his foundation's support for the New Silk Road project.

A Dutch advisory referendum regarding the Ukraine-European Union Association Agreement is set for April 6. Leaked documents reveal a 700,000 euro media campaign funded by George Soros to influence Dutch voters toward a "yes" vote using cultural imagery like Tijl Uylenspiegel. The hosts discuss the potential for this referendum to fuel Brexit sentiment and the perceived corruption in the Ukrainian government.

George Soros announced a potential $1 billion investment in Ukraine, contingent on Western private investment support. Critics point to the role of Soros-funded NGOs in the Maidan coup as a precursor to his current financial interest in the region. Soros is described as a master of arbitrage, a strategy involving the exploitation of price discrepancies across different markets to generate profit.