It was previously known that a memo from György Soros’s organization, the OSF, revealed (the memo was published by the DC Leaks portal) that the pro-immigration speculator has 36 EPP representatives as reliable allies.
Soros ally Roberta Metsola, the MEP representative of Maltese origin, former LIBE member, who spoke out against Hungary during the debate on the Sargentini report, and who is currently the president of the European Parliament.
The latter’s name also appears in the post in which Vasco Becker-Weinberg, a People’s Party representative who won a mandate this year, thanks Manfred Weber, People’s Party faction leader, for his “excellent services” (sic!) award.
Portuguese MEP Becker-Weinberg is connected to the Soros empire on several lines.
It cooperates with the International Law Association, an NGO also supported by the Open Society Foundations, one of whose leaders, Damilola S Olawuyi, is a guest lecturer at CEU.
Becker-Weinbeg has also participated in several refugee-related projects related to the open society ideology in recent years.
Weber’s Portuguese honoree is the head lecturer of NOVA University in Lisbon .
It is also worth knowing about the institution that in 2022 they announced the launch of the self-proclaimed “Consortium – Network of Investigative Journalists” .
The first journalistic investigation of the “Consortium” with the presence of hate speech in connection with the CHEGA party, a new right-wing, conservative party and its leader, André Ventura.
The members of the team led by the left-wing journalist Pedro Coelho naturally have a long history of political activism linked to the left and the extreme left, and of course they received significant donations from George Soros, the “philanthropist” who donates millions of dollars to promote the ideals of an open society supported by the left: abortion, LGBTQ, open borders, etc. Take, for example, Paulo Pena, a member of the team, who is himself a member of the international journalistic consortium Investigate Europe, which received €124,000 in 2020 and €153,000 in 2019 from the Open Society Initiative in Barcelona.
The newspaper Fumaça, whose members are journalists Pedro Miguel Santos and Ricardo Esteves Ribeiro, who are also involved in the “consortium”, has received 509,000 euros in journalistic support from the Open Society Foundations since 2018.
György Soros and Open Society play a key role in financing the various media that make up the “Consortium”, together with organizations linked to the extreme left and the Portuguese state. As for the behavior of the “independent” journalists of the “consortium” on social networks, there can be no doubt about their political position either.
This community therefore includes Manfred Weber’s new savior, Vasco Becker-Weinberg, a new member of the faction of the European People’s Party, which was once considered conservative.
