Soros NGO Spent $4 Million to Oust Orbán with Opposition Including Neo-Nazis

George Soros spent $4 million dollars in trying to oust Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orbán. In doing so, he partnered with other groups, including neo-Nazis. Why not? During WWII, Soros collaborated with the Nazis against the Jews. He would serve the Jews notices to report and then when they did, they were sent to concentration camps. He later told 60 Minutes that he did not regret his decision to turn traitor against other Jews.

But, Hungarian voters are smarter than Democratic voters, who will pull the lever for anyone endorsed by Soros. Biden, Berlin, and Brussels worked together with the “United Opposition”, which included the neo-Nazi Jobbik party. They did this in an effort to drive Victor Orban from office. They did not have the advantage that Biden and the Democrats and their RINO allies had of cheating. Orban won reelection with his fourth two-thirds majority (67,84%) – 135 out of 199 seats in Parliament.

In total there was $7.5 million in illegal foreign funding spent on the race against Orban. I wonder how much Biden kicked in. He got his lesson in foreign politics from Barack Obama, who funded the opposition in Isreal against Netanyahu. But, we know there was no cheating in the Hungarian election. Had there been, the communist would have gotten 81 million votes as the communist did here in the United States. In Hungary, they do not allow foreign campaign money, money from non-citizens, or anonymous donors.

From The Gateway Pundit

Action for Democracy is not listed as a recipient of funds on the Open Society website. However, the foundation’s members include veteran Soros stalwarts such as British historian Timothy Garton Ash, American historian Anne Applebaum, former NATO Supreme Allied Commander General Wesley K. Clark and American political scientist Francis Fukuyama. Action for Democracy Executive Director David Koranyi is a fellow of the Atlantic Council and a member of the European Council on Foreign Relations, among other Soros-funded NGOs.

István Hollik, the Communications Director of the ruling Fidesz party, said that Action for Democracy “has thousands of ties” to George Soros. Hollik accused opposition candidate Márki-Zay of lying to his voters and asked: “What did George Soros want in exchange for his millions?”

Government spokesman Zoltan Kovacs called the election interference “Hungary’s biggest campaign-financing scandal” and the “biggest national security scandal since the fall of communism.”

Kovacs called the election meddling “pretty much illegal in any country”: “If I remember well, foreign interference in national elections has been kind of a thing in elections in US and elsewhere. Let’s see who picks up this story.”

 Kovacs told the Gateway Pundit:

“Something that until now we’d only assumed to be true – that there was an attempt from abroad to interfere in the Hungarian election – is now being proved true with concrete evidence. The Hungarian left has been bought with US dollars.”