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Financial mogul, atheist and one of the world’s famous investors, George Soros has amassed much of his fortune via the controversial practice of ruthless, global currency speculation. With major impact on global economies, his aggressive financial strategies have targeted politics and pushed the demonization of traditional, Christian Western values for decades. His funding of Marxist, left-wing political movements have produced disruption, civil unrest and threatened national unity, while he has profited immensely. This has tainted Soros’ legacy and his NGO, Open Society Foundations.
So, what are the moral standards of a billionaire like Soros who wields such power over politicians, judges, government officials and the financial market? He once explained his view on morality in a “60 Minutes” interview, which gave a unique glimpse into his mind: “I don’t feel guilty, because I am engaged in an amoral activity which is not meant to have anything to do with guilt.” So, acting solely on monetary gain, not looking at the social consequences of his actions or any Environmental, Social and Governance standards (ESG) consideration, rendered him not personally accountable, since financial market choices are amoral activity in his view?
Soros explains how during World War II, as a Jewish teenager, he was involved with NAZI activities, specifically selling off possessions confiscated from Jews sent to death camps. Soros has never publicly shown regret for these actions. On the other hand, he pointed out that it was the happiest time in his life. It was easy for him as a 14-year-old to help the NAZIs expropriate Jewish property, shamelessly recalling his collaboration with the them: “No, not at all. It created no problem at all. I was 14 years old, and I would say that that was when my character was made.”
Glenn Beck recently spoke about Soros in a Blaze TV podcast: “You took and sold the goods of homes that were taken by the NAZIs from the Jews. They took the Jews to the death camps, and you cleaned out the houses and sold the valuables. It is weird that you have no regrets on that. I was shocked to hear you say that when you were on ’60 Minutes.’ My follow-up question would have been, ‘Have you ever been diagnosed as a psychopath?’ It became very clear that you indeed were a psychopath when you spoke about how these experiments with countries and currencies that you collapse, that people are hurt but you find it to be ‘fun.’”
Classic for psychopaths is the total lack of empathy for their victims. George Soros is, of course, famous for making Hillary Clinton’s candidacy possible, funding The Clinton Foundation and a number of other radical left-wing initiatives.
Since Soros, the term “philanthropy” has transformed into a highly negative term, used by billionaires to avoid taxation by funneling private capital into NGOs, using personal wealth to gain access to politicians and taxpayer money.
The Soros hedge fund success has been partly based on the strategy to actively produce the very results in countries that he had betted on would happen. By using his own NGOs, which have been heavily funded by government grants, he has been able to spectacularly destabilize nations, topple currencies, sway elections, and produce civil unrest and bloody revolutions that alter the course of a nation. By instigating revolt against conservative governments, radical gender ideologies have been promoted. And all this is considered, again, amoral activity.
When President Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) initiated the investigation of USAID, shockingly criminal track records were found, causing Elon Musk at the time to call USAID “a completely criminal organization.” The annual expenditure was estimated to be $40 billion. According to the Heritage Foundation, Open Society Foundations has been the primary recipient of federal dollars from USAID. As early as 1993, the father of the so-called Color Revolutions, George Soros, had agreements with USAID to train “community organizers” in Europe.
“The Left tries to portray itself as a movement of the people and its grass roots, this is the exact opposite. It is money coming from the top down out of Washington to fund all these groups. It makes you wonder, what is the real level of local support for these left-wing policies all over the world? Every left-wing organization in the world seems to be paid by this slush fund, USAID,” said Musk on X.
Yet, the decline of Soros Fund Management under his son, Alex Soros, signals a waning of the Soros brand. Soros, who thought he may avoid personal accountability by claiming amoral activity, is now 95 years old, witnessing the collapse of many of his efforts.
