Soros and his Open Society Foundation have long been a target of the far-right for his philanthropic work and criticism of anti-democratic reforms in countries such as Viktor Orban’s Hungary.
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Hogwash!
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Sauron is an evil meddler in the internal affairs of sovereign states, as our UK readers know well.
His Brexit largesse went to ONE SIDE AND ONE SIDE ONLY…
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….yet he condescendingly claimed his contribution to the Europhiliac cause was a ‘non-partisan’ donation to ‘educate’ British voters….
…though there’s little evidence to support their pretensions – and much to undermine it.
Oddly, the so-called ‘rant’ was aimed at a tiresome trouble-maker with a strange name, but who herself is no slouch at ranting, as when she got her pinko knickers in a twist about Hungary’s Viktor Orban, for whom a questionnaire had been prepared
Orban’s questionnaire was “HORRIBLE,” she shrilled…
…and she’s not just shrill but an inveterate sticky-beak, busy-bodying, across Europe, as the relevant Euronews confirms.
Janša’s Twitter rant comes as In ‘t Veld and a delegation of MEPs visit Slovenia to investigate the rule of law and media freedom, which critics allege have worsened since he was elected in 2020.
One does not expect much from any Sorosoid slug, but at least a modicum of decency might not go amiss when a murder victim’s bereaved family is concerned.
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“It’s unfortunate that we have people that do not have enough education to keep their mouth shut for once so we can talk.”
Los Angeles Democrat District Attorney George Gascon
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I refer to the slimy cur pictured above, who won election to the key DA position in LA with huge support from Sauron…
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…..and, incidentally, from the wife of the CEO of Netflix, a woman who oddly declnes to use her husband’s surname.
Gascon grotesquely disgracefully advised the family of a murder victim that they were not educated enough to stay quiet while he tried to talk at a small press conference.
By coincidence, I was watching that news on France24, and France has itself had more than its share of external interference in its democratic exercises, notably by the likes of Mama Stasi Merkel…
Noreen Paterson
17:15 on July 21, 2020 Permalink
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You have hit the nail on the head.
Obama infuriated so many British people with his impudent meddling that he might just have given us Brexiteers the extra votes we needed to get Britain out!
That’s the headline in a part of the media I’m not familiar with, and indeed I wasn’t aware that Armenia had a ‘far-right!’
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In what way is the movement whose ‘leaders’ have been detained ‘far-right,’ one may ask, especially since the very next sentence admits that Leaders of Armenia’s more traditional opposition, including the former ruling Republicans and the venerable Dashnaks, came out to support the anti-liberal activists.
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Oh, so there is nothing very ‘far-out’ about the ‘far-right’ except that they are reportedly ‘anti-liberal?’
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Good for them if they’re anti-liberal, which usually means they support decent values.
But then we see the photo further down the article and although the Armenian Cyrillic spelling is different, it’s very clear what the detained activists are against.
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Narek Malyan, center, one of the men taken into custody this week, is there in the middle of a protest last year against the global meddler Soros!
We keep reading, and Mr. Malyan is the leader of a group called ‘VETO,’ and they ‘have been keeping up a small but noisy and constant harassment of the government.’There’s another group called Adekvad, and its leader too has been grabbed by Special Forces police. A former MP for the mainstream right of centre Republican Party of Armenia has called the arrests “a new wave of repression!”
And also we read that a ‘former human rights ombudsman,’ curiously, ‘is now supporting the far-right activists.’
Again, apart from being ‘anti-liberal’ and anti-Soros, nothing in the report alludes to any ‘far-right’ policies espoused by the group.
All the detainees were released quickly!
No bloody wonder!
Talk of drugs and weapons charges seem to have been a smoke-screen to intimidate the dissenters, whose real ‘offence’ one gathers is that they have been ‘carrying out a months-long harassment campaign, mostly on social media, against the government and its liberal supporters, particularly the local office of the Open Society Foundations (OSF), financed by George Soros.’
And disturbingly, Mr. Malyan on his release, made a shocking assertion, viz.
“I have information that Larisa Minasyan had a rather harsh conversation with the Prime Minister and demanded that they stop our activities in Armenia.”
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That woman Minayasan is the chief Sorosoid flunky, the head of the OSF office in the capital, Yerevan.
No doubt she will deny all guilt in this matter, but my interest in this report led me to another of her denials, a while ago…
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…in which Mr. Malyan was seized in an attempted kidnap by an organised gang of leftist hooligans –
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– a gang FUNDED BY SOROS’s OSF!
The outspoken video blogger, Narek Malian, was confronted early on Monday by members of a youth group called Restart. A video posted on the Internet showed the Restart leader, Davit Petrosian, and several other men forcibly carrying him along a street in downtown Yerevan before being stopped by police officers. They said afterwards that they wanted to throw Malian into a trash container in response to his “slanderous” statements about Restart.
Malian, who worked until last year as an adviser to former Armenian police chief Vladimir Gasparian, blamed OSF-Armenia for the “kidnapping attempt,” saying that Restart is financed by Soros’s charity.
The OSF-Armenia director, Larisa Minasian, confirmed that Restart recently received a $20,000 grant from her organization. But she insisted that the funding was only meant to support the group’s stated efforts to make the Yerevan State University (YSU) administration more accountable to students. OSF therefore cannot bear responsibility for, let alone order, any other actions taken by Restart, said Minasian. https://www.azatutyun.am/a/29805166.html
And finally, way down the page, a glimmer of fair reporting in Eurasianet – about which, as I wrote at the top of our page, was not a part of the media I was familiar with
JazPen and 
Noreen Paterson are discussing. 
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