DISINFO: Soros plunges countries into chaos and anarchy
SUMMARY
The activities of Soros and its affiliates have not brought happiness, prosperity, stability and development to any country in the world. The “achievement” of this fund and its local subsidiaries was the fact that these countries were plunged into chaos and anarchy in a very short period of time. This has already become the golden rule of history. Realities and examples are not far away, but around us. These realities are not a distant history, but a picture of today. Soros is Donbas and Luhansk, lost to Ukraine. Soros is Crimea’s surprise to Kiev. Soros is today’s Yerevan, where people eat each other’s flesh. Soros is Kyrgyzstan, which has ravaged the country from the inside and turned it into a hotbed of revolutions. Soros is a FETO aimed at destroying Turkey from within. Finally, Soros is a national council that mourns the liberation of Karabakh today and welcomes the restoration of our territorial integrity with a black flag.
RESPONSE
Recurring disinformation narrative about George Soros.
Multiple pro-Kremlin media outlets have accused George Soros (without evidence) of a wide range of sins such as destabilising Europe, organising colour revolutions, attacking churches and traditional values as well as sponsoring the film "Joker" as a tutorial for colour revolutions. See our article on the all-powerful Mr Soros.
There is no evidence that Soros was behind the recent outbreak of tensions in the Nagorno-Karabakh region or that he is aiming to destroy Turkey from within.
George Soros is a philanthroper who established the Open Society Foundations in 1989. These foundations are the world’s largest private funder of independent groups working for democratic governance and human rights and fund different type of projects. They have financed projects on many different topics such as democratic practice, higher education, journalism and so on.
Regarding Donbas and Luhansk, the EU has condemned the clear violation of Ukrainian sovereignty and territorial integrity by acts of aggression by the Russian armed forces since February 2014. In addition, Russian President Vladimir Putin admitted in 2015 Russia's military presence in Ukraine.
See similar cases connected to the War in Donbas: Germany, France and Ukraine admitted that they need a war in Donbas, Russia isn’t and wasn’t involved in the Donbas conflict and Moscow did not interfere in the armed conflict in Donbas.